She Becomes Glamorous After The Engagement Annulment

Chapter 246: God-Sisters

Translator: Atlas Studios Editor: Atlas Studios

Nora was about to answer when Iris went on.

“Do you know how my pot of A Glimpse of Blood came about? It was actually my son who gave it to me on my birthday… I know he did it so that I could pour all my sentiments into the flowers, but what he doesn’t know is that I actually didn’t have any love for orchids in the past. I found gardening really annoying, but in order to take care of that pot of flowers, I bought a lot of orchids to learn and gain some experience. Over the years, I’ve killed a lot of orchids while trying to take care of them. I still remember that the first pot of flowers I killed was…”

Nora: “…”

She shut up and listened quietly.

She knew that what Iris needed at the moment was a listener—she needed to vent some of her emotions.

She talked about a lot of things, and Nora gazed at her seriously.

She didn’t find her annoying. After all, she simply couldn’t bring herself to be annoyed when faced with such a lovely visage. She could look at her all day without any issues.

Iris spoke mostly about bits and pieces of her life with her son. Through her words, Nora more or less got to know what kind of situation she was in.

For some reason, she and her son were living separately.

In addition, they weren’t on very good terms with each other, and her son seldom visited her. She realized this because she only spoke about how her son grew up, but never about how they spent time together.

Iris talked for a whole two hours. At last, her throat became parched, and Mrs. Landis brought them some fruit tea. She took a sip and said hoarsely, “Would you dislike me for being so long-winded, Ms. Smith? It’s been a really long time since I’ve spoken this much.”

“… No, I won’t. Feel free to go on,” replied Nora.

Iris, “…”

She had never seen such a quiet and beautiful girl with such a casual attitude before. In particular, whenever she mentioned how she had accidentally killed an orchid, Nora would always chime in with a sentence or two, and teach her methods that she could’ve used to save the flowers at that time…

She also learned a lot about taking care of orchids during the chat.

The more they chatted, the better they got along with each other. At last, Iris suggested, “I find that we simply hit it off very well, Ms. Smith. Why don’t we become a sworn family?”

Iris was about to suggest taking her as her goddaughter when Nora replied, “Sure, God-sis.”

Iris, “?”

laughter and said, “I’m almost fifty.

visage in front of her—the years didn’t seem to have left any marks on her face. She couldn’t help but

at the compliment. She touched her cheek and said, “You’re also very young, aren’t you? Are you twenty

“My son is

… Son?

young! Yet

Nora nodded.

“Where is

at Villa No. 10 with her chin

up at once. “Really? Why don’t you take me to him? As his god…

Nora, “…”

kept trying to hide, and knew right away that he might know the lady in front of her, and didn’t wish to meet with her just yet. Thus, she

let you meet my son the next time you’re here,

got up. “Sure. It’s getting

Iris sent her off.

her. She said, “Sis, sometimes, what matters the most between two people is actually trust. You may be protecting your son in your way, but what

in place,

simply so perceptive. She hadn’t mentioned even a word about what had led to the current situation at all, but only talked

at Nora

gaze, nodded at

as she stared at the

Mrs. Landis came up behind her and said, “Ms. Smith is right, Ma’am… You have already made such sacrifices for so many years. It’s time to tell Mr. Justin the truth! He

end, she heaved a sigh. “Even if

Mrs. Landis was stunned.

order to keep her distance from Justin, Iris had always treated him very

decades of estrangement possibly be easily explained with just a

Mrs. Landis sighed.

turned and went back to the room. “I’ve already spent more than twenty years like this.

for a long time as

yearned

about it, nor did she know how to. In fact, she had already become accustomed to speaking coldly over the years and didn’t know how to speak

lowered