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She was startled by his sudden appearance. Why had this jerk come here?

"Get in the car."

Gareth demanded in a deep, emotionless voice.

Elisa had no reason to turn down a free ride, especially since he was already here.

Stacy and Elisa supported Mr. Lynch to the passenger seat behind.

Gareth's face twisted into a deep scowl as he looked at her.

As Elisa was about to get into the back seat, Gareth stopped her. "Get in the front," he said. "I have something to talk to you about."

Elisa did as she was told and got into the passenger seat beside him.

Gareth's expression was inscrutable as he spoke. "How are you planning to help them?" he asked.

Gareth's knowledge of Elisa's whereabouts made it clear that he was not oblivious to the truth.

Elisa no longer felt the need to hide it from him. "I'm planning to get Mr. Lynch and Stacy a house near the elementary school and have Stacy enrolled in her new school," she replied.

She had already figured out the plans for Mr. Lynch and Stacy to settle in the city. Such matters were trivial to her and Gareth.

called Thomas to get started on the

to settle

grateful to Gareth for

she could have handled

said with an exaggerated sigh. "Why do you keep interfering in my personal affairs? Are you

with him, even though she knew it would make

distance herself from Gareth, but he kept popping up in

as he raised his eyebrows in surprise. "Why do you think that of me? I didn't want you to get exhausted from handling this alone. There were no cars on the street when I got here. Do you really think

to

on

he thought of how close she had stood to the man as she supported him

Elisa was rendered speechless.

couldn't believe that Gareth was blaming her

just in time to help us, but will you please be more mindful of what I told you before?" Elisa asked,

muttered softly. "I know you're worried about the poison in my body and my injury, but what's to worry about with you beside

eyebrows lifted

that what she

Gareth. His eyes were profound and unwavering

be glad he was driving and that the