Rebirth of the Wife in Despair by Tess Munoz
Chapter 159
Chapter 159 I Don’t Need Your Lessons
Eileen sat at the dining table, poking at the rice in her bowl, while recounting the entire story to Will with her head down
That’s how it happened
Will was taken aback to learn that the heir of the Smith family had been living next door all along
He had completely missed thus detail
“Remember what the etiquette teacher taught you about proper table manners. You’re not allowed to keep your head down like this. It’s utterly disgraceful! Don’t embarrass the Swan family when you’re at the Smith residence.”
“I understand, Father.” After being scolded. Eileen immediately straightened her baci and sat upright. Will’s tone was surprisingly milder and less harsh than before.
“No need to be so strict at home, Father.”
Walking behind them, Vera glanced at Eileen.
It had been a while since she last saw Eileen, and the latter seemed even more beautiful.
Her once gaunt cheeks had gained some flesh, making her facial features more delicate.
Holding two bottles of coffee beans, Eric said, “These are civet coffee. You put some effort into this, right? I appreciate it.”
“As it should be.”
After the housekeeper took away the coffee, Eric took off his suit and draped it over the back of the chair, then sat down in front of Eileen.
“You’re here right on time. Have you had your meal?”
Eric replied, “Not yet. I just brought Vera back, and I thought I’d stop by for dinner at home.”
The housekeeper quickly brought over two sets of tableware.
“Perfect, let’s eat together then. There’s no need to be so formal at home.”
“Yes, Father.”
Eileen calmly ate her meal, listening to Eric and Will discussing recent developments in the
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The discussion focused on Caeralus Corporation winning Smith Corporation’s project, which involved developing a new commercial area in an old residential district.
Listening to the geographical details, Eileen speculated roughly on the location.
future. Ten years later, it might even be twenty times
vision was quite impressive, foreseeing the
one who initially noticed this piece of land. It was his starting point. Later, because of
was taken down
Corporation and secure it at a
on her spoon slipped and fell to
on the side quickly grabbed a tissue and
was Eric. He glanced at her indifferently, then withdrew his gaze.
one cares about it. If Smith Corporation can buy that piece of land, it means
to worry about
but chose
insistent on having that piece of land? Did he also reincarnate, and am I not
one?
this meal, Eileen ate
spent about ten minutes eating and then went upstairs.
Eve, so Eric and Vera
housekeeper hurriedly walked out of a room she used to stay in.
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the housekeeper carrying a basin lull of fresh blood, Fiteen was alarmed and asked. “What happened to
head and said. “She accidentally cut herself. Ms. Eileen, don’t worry. The doctor
tell that things weren’t as simple as they seemed. However, she didn’t ask further. Knowing
to illness and recuperated for more than half a month. Eileen didn’t
she home
her reincarnation, it seemed as though some things had changed, yet it also
toward the same fate they were originally
was also worried. She didn’t know if Eric
uterine abnormality, she
into
to the hospital for
floor, she found her door had
wardrobe. The layout was roughly the
much
in had been moved to the Smith
so it must have been recently purchased.
most important thing was
moving her belongings upstairs when Eileen
we are not sure about this.”
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walk-in closet, finding the item
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