Chapter 44 I Had No Connection With The Leedon Family
Aurelia turned around to look at Matthew, who had called out to stop her,
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“If you have no plans tomorrow morning, let’s go pick up Grandma first. She’s being discharged from the hospital tomorrow morning. Matthew said, his gaze falling on Aurelia’s half–closed eyes, which were heavy with sleepiness.
Had she been watching over me from the side just now?
The thought had just surfaced, and then it was gone.
The woman before him had already changed into a comfortable set of loungewear. Her waist–length hair, freshly washed, was fluffy and smooth, cascading down her back. She had removed her light makeup. revealing a fair face that exuded a hint of youthfulness. She looked like a girl who had just turned eighteen, especially in her extremely conservative, soft pink loungewear.
Had it not been for the clothes she was wearing, he would have thought she had deliberately come downstairs again to seduce him.
“All right.”
Aurelia nodded slightly and headed upstairs. She was truly exhausted.
Matthew watched as Aurelia ascended the stairs, then he settled back down on the couch.
His gaze fell upon the blanket on the floor.
Had she just been worried about me catching a chill earlier, and went downstairs to fetch me a blanket?
Matthew’s eyes slowly narrowed, their depths shrouded in
mystery.
After waking up in the morning, Aurelia went downstairs to make breakfast.
There was milk in the refrigerator, so she heated it up, fried some eggs and ham, and made a sandwich with toast.
While it was being done, Matthew, dressed in casual attire, descended the stairs.
The two were planning to go to the hospital together later, so Aurelia prepared two sets of breakfast. “Would you like some breakfast? We’re having sandwiches and milk.”
Matthew glanced at the dining table. The sandwiches looked quite appealing, indistinguishable from those sold outside. He, who was not accustomed to eating breakfast, nodded in approval when he saw the faint smile on Aurelia’s radiant face. “Sure,” he said.
An hour later, the two of them showed up at the hospital.
Evelyn had already completed the discharge procedures.
them went straight back to the Quigley residence. They spent some time there, chatting with Mabel,
morning. Aurelia was riding
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residence, she
going? Let
his own car, not asking his chauffeur to
didn’t see any bus stop signs. It was already nine in
are rarely any passing vehicles near the Quigley residence.
to the antique shops
the restoration of the two ancient paintings as soon as possible. The past couple
progress.
heard about the antique shops, he merely raised an eyebrow, not bothering to ask her what she was
no need to be so curious about
cell phone began to
phone and glanced at
the call connected, Nancy could be
As if that isn’t bad enough, Curtis said that the woman in the photos and videos is the same
must have spent quite a bit
get burned. They’ll surely get their comeuppance! My dear Auri, I’m absolutely livid with their actions. You mustn’t stand
let’s not miss our meeting at six in the
the phone, Aurelia noticed that
She felt a
first to speak. “Has
past couple of days, she often heard people around her
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she never expected that one day, Matthew
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some unspeakable worries. Yet, her tone was indifferent, devoid of any emotion as
it was good or bad, her response had already made it
clear.
gave her a thoughtful
which had only a balance of one
five million from me!
Winona Aberhart, a
of which were modeled after Melanie’s own appearance. By the time she graduated, many of her classmates thought that Winona and
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