Said I didn't Love Him But I Lied

Chapter 126 All For One Woman?

After midnight, the sky hovering over Ocpeace City was covered by dark clouds and there was heavy rain.

The black car drove into Yoreast Hills and entered the Yoreast Hills Garden in the heavy rain. It then stopped in front of the villa. The maid came out from the villa to welcome them with umbrellas. "Boom!" Deafening thunder sounded through the rain.

"Mr. Theodore..."

As soon as the car door opened, Theodore got out of the car without waiting for the butler, George, to speak. Despite the heavy rain, he strode towards the villa.

George hurriedly followed Theodore with the umbrella. As soon as he entered the villa, he asked the maids to bring a towel and warm water. "Go and make some ginger tea so that Mr. Theodore will not catch a cold." "Yes, sir."

As soon as Theodore entered the house, he looked upstairs and asked, "Where is my mother?"

"Madam Madison is asleep." George hung the umbrella on the umbrella stand. He took the clean white towel from the maid and handed it to Theodore. " Mr. Theodore, use this to wipe yourself down."

Theodore did not take the towel. His face flashed with some mixed emotions. He walked straight to the living room and sat on the sofa, his face uneasy.

George hesitated for a moment and glanced at the maid, who was serving tea from the corner of his eye. He gestured for the maid to leave and brought the tea to the coffee table himself. He asked carefully, "Mr. Theodore, it's late and raining heavily. Why are you here? Is there something urgent?"

Theodore was not close to Mrs. Godfrey. He was raised by his grandmother, Helen, since he was a child. Even after returning to Ocpeace City, he never stayed with Mrs. Godfrey and had been on his own. Only after taking over the Godfrey family business and getting engaged to the Bailey family did he make regular trips here, but he only stayed for meals.

It was the first time that he had made an unexpected visit.

Theodore glanced at the teacup on the table. It was made of porcelain, with each exquisite pattern delicately designed. The rim of the cup was gold-plated.

and no one could tell her otherwise. However, Theodore was repulsed by this trait since he was young, as if all the people and things around her were

that I need to discuss with her." Theodore's voice was low and there weren't any emotions in it. As he spoke, his voice echoed throughout the large living

was confused, George did not dare to ask

maids in the villa were yawning discreetly. Theodore did not let anyone go upstairs to

stand it anymore. He called a maid over and said in a low voice, "Go upstairs and knock on the door.

nodded and

his head as he sipped his tea. From the corner of his eye, he

and carefully looked at the living room before she spoke to George. They were far away so those in the living room could not

George dismissed the maid, he returned

take a look. Madam Madison is sound asleep. If it's not urgent, why

all. He placed his cup down and picked up an art magazine. Under the light of the chandelier hanging over his head, his face appeared

you rest and leave whatever you have for the next day?" Although that was Mrs. Godfrey's residence, she was the only one who lived there. Theodore never spent the night there before. This was an obvious display of the interaction between mother and son; both of them minded their own business. Anyone could tell, even when George mentioned preparing a guest

"There's no need."

the window, the rain

rain stopped the

were still no movements upstairs. He immediately got up from the sofa and walked upstairs. "Mr. Theodore." George ran

suddenly turned ice

"Madam Madison has not been feeling well for the past two days and is not sleeping well. It's great that she was able to sleep soundly, so please let her sleep a little longer." "She could not sleep well, but she slept

the sound of rain has a calming effect on

that so?" Theodore glanced at George and then looked up

did not meet him last night because she was asleep, then she should have woken up by now.