Revenge is best served cold

Chapter 179 Why Did You Move

I turned to face Eric, my eyes lighting up with surprise and delight. "Of course. I love it! I didn't expect you to like this kind of design too!"

Eric smiled. "What if I told you that I learned about your preferences in advance and designed it just for you?"

Hearing this, I froze, momentarily at a loss for words.

Seeing my reaction, Eric chuckled and added, "Relax, I was just teasing you."

I subtly let out a sigh of relief. If he had really designed the entire villa based on my personal preferences, then the implications would be far too overwhelming for me to even think about.

I got lost in my own thoughts, failing to notice the way Eric was looking at me-his gaze deep and unreadable.

A moment later, he spoke again. "I know you don't like having too many people around at home. So, aside from the usual cleaning and cooking staff, I'm only keeping Edith here. If you need anything, just ask her."

I turned around, and sure enough, a woman was waving at me from a distance.

I lifted

valued my feelings so much left

Feeling a little embarrassed, I took it out and saw Levi's name flashing on the screen. The moment I picked

why aren't you home? Didn't you say you were going to inherit your

eyes widened in

I completely forgot about the plans I made

let out an awkward laugh and glanced at Eric before explaining, "I moved." "Moved?" Levi sounded stunned. "Why did you move? Did you move closer to your company? Give me your

quickly covered the phone's mic and briefly explained the situation to Eric softly. Then, feeling slightly guilty, I asked if Levi could come

out a long sigh

immediately

around. Sure enough, Eric was staring at me, looking slightly aggrieved. For some reason, I felt a little guilty,

just coming to pick up some documents. He'll leave

If he finds out I'm here, he'll probably stay until

his expression so tragic that I suddenly felt like the worst person alive. Then, he murmured softly,

thought, I began to feel that what I had done had crossed the line. "Then..." I struggled to