Chapter 39
It was a sunny morning as I drove down one of the busiest of the Las Vegas streets. It was surprisingly crowded all the way through as 1 adjusted my sunglasses for the tenth time since I started driving.
The sun was bright and hot-a little too much of both as it beat down on me. The sudden heat waves were the things I hated the most about living in Las Vegas, but it beat a hurricane or blizzard any day.
I shifted lanes as I pulled off the highway and onto the familiar road before me. Kids were out playing in the nice community. It was a pricier neighborhood but worth it.
I smiled as I heard the familiar tune of the ice cream truck several blocks down, probably giving joy to the kids of Viewpoint Circle.
But ice cream and the heat wave were not what I was here for.
I pulled into the familiar driveway, shutting off my car as I stepped out, locking it with a click of the remote.
I glanced at the stones lining the pathway heading to the house, seeing four sets of handprints imprinted into the rocks.
My name was scribbled on one of them, hands far too tiny to be an adult.
It felt like I’d made those handprints in a different lifetime.
When I reached the door, I raised my hand to knock, but the door had already flung open.
Piers, my grandmother’s butler, stood there as stiff and unusual as ever.
“Good morning. Miss Adelaide,” Piers said in a monotone voice.
“Are you ever going to tell me how you do that, Piers?” I smiled, pulling off my sunglasses. “Cause I’d love to know that party
trick.”
“Practice, Miss Adelaide,” Piers said, his lips twitching at the corner in a way that I knew meant he was laughing inwardly. “Mrs. Hildebrand is waiting for you.”
He opened up the door, stepping aside as I entered. The place was spotless as ever, but the walls were quickly running out of
room
filled with a photo frame, old and new photos placed together. My grandparents’ walls were a shrine to
was on full display in
me out of the house to the backyard where I spotted my grandmother kneeling in the dirt as she weeded the
as I grabbed the pair of gardening gloves he offered to me. I
Piers said before taking off into the house. I pulled on my gloves, and my grandmother looked up with a smile as
these lilies. Aren’t they beautiful?” she gushed, a beaming smile on her face as I dropped to my
beside her.
flowers were so bright they almost put the sun to shame.
your garden
laughed. “You helped
forward to pull at the weeds in the garden
at me knowingly. “What did you really come here for? I doubt
knocking me onto my backside. I laughed, discarding
I that obvious?” I
a stubborn weed with one good, hard tug. I shook my head, grinning at the ease
on my lips. “You’re right, though. I actually came
I can’t share any details on that. It’s up to your grandfather
not,” I shook
debates about whether Corinna’s wedding should be canceled entirely. Corinna and Ashton were against it from what I’d heard,
into question which was unacceptable. My grandfather was a mellow man, and so was Ferdinand, Danon’s grandfather, but both
jump rope with that
what I was about to say,
you mean?” Grandma
can make money that way. Especially with how bad she is at budgeting.” I said,
paused mid-air, and she turned to me slowly with wide,
your
all pretenses as I glanced
to give Corinna the inheritance. She needs it more than I do,” I said, firmly. “I have my job, and I’ve been living on a low paying salary for years. Besides, I have Damon to take care of me if I need it. Corinna, well, I
racing in my chest. I knew she had always wanted
money. I never
Corinna, however….
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Secret Billionaire’s Contract Bride: Marrying My Enemy’s Lover Chapter 39
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