Reclaiming Her Heart

Chapter 228 Heart Melting

After Selena finished speaking, the sound of rain came from outside.

Harrison had just come out of the kitchen and upon seeing the rain, he smiled and said, "After the rain, many fresh mushrooms will sprout tonight."

It seemed like Harrison truly loved the mountains and forests. He walked over to the sofa and took a seat, then started talking about the things that could be found in the mountains, instantly dispelling the subtle tension that had just occurred. Outside, the rain grew heavier and had faintly transformed into a downpour.

Suddenly, it started pouring down with rain, and the visibility instantly decreased. The sky felt dark and gloomy.

In such a mountain forest, rainy weather could be terrifying.

Harrison spoke up, "I will have the servants prepare some rooms for you all. Stay here tonight, it's too dangerous to drive in this weather, and we don't know if there will be landslides along the road." After saying this, he looked directly at Selena.

"Selena, since you're with Raymond, stay here as well. I'm concerned about you driving back."

Selena had no right to refuse. If she chose to leave while Raymond decided to stay, she would be walking alone in the pouring rain in the deep mountains.

She looked at Raymond for guidance.

his hand, feeling somewhat helpless.

for a few days before," Harrison said with a hint of excitement

in, eager to participate in the

then, staying with Grandpa. Ridgefield didn't even have major roads at that time.

couldn't help but interject, scolding Rosalind. "Always disrespectful. I told you to call Raymond 'brother,' but you

way, he won't treat

forest, just like Harrison. They would come whenever there were wild mushrooms growing in the mountains.

they finished dinner, and Selena followed the servant to

room and Raymond's were in the same courtyard,

overnight in someone else's home, as a woman, came with many inconveniences, but the biggest issue was not having fresh

and then return to the hotel, so she

and various toiletries available, which made her relieved. At least she could take

due to the black bug, she had spent the entire night sitting in a chair, so she felt

a woody fragrance. All the furniture

herself with the soap provided, and threw her dirty clothes into the nearby laundry basket, intending to wash them slowly after soaking in the bath and

twenty minutes, she stood up to dry herself with a towel, and