hapter 97

At this moment, Byron turned to look at her and asked, "What are you daydreaming about?"

"Nothing." Maeve said, snapping out of her thoughts. She then walked up to him. "How come there's a tree here?"

"It's a gift from Ray." Byron's expression was indifferent. "He suddenly said he wanted to celebrate Christmas and went up the mountain with Jarrett to look for this kind of fir. He also sent one to me Actually, Ray and Jarrett went to steal trees behind the resort owned by Mcdaniel Group and got caught by someone who was sent to transplant the fir. Hence, the laborers who were supposed to transplant the fir ended up being them.

However, Byron thought there was no need to tell her this.

Maeve opened her mouth. "But Mr. Mcdaniel, Christmas trees are usually placed at home to create a festive atmosphere and are generally small and delicate. Isn't this one too tall?" It was ten feet tall.

Byron frowned slightly. "Are you talking about that kind of trash that is replaced every year and is such a hassle to dispose of? How can this tree not be comparable to that kind of thing?" 'Does this woman have any taste?' he thought.

The corner of Maeve's mouth began to twitch when she heard the words "trash that is such a hassle to dispose of".

She suddenly thought of a question. "Mr. Mcdaniel, is it okay for this tree to be planted in the courtyard? Will the landlord criticize you?"

Byron's expression froze. "No, the tenants have the right to use the courtyard here."

Maeve

e frowned in confusion. "Speaking of which, after living here for a while, I don't think I've seen any other tenants. We are not the only ones in the whole apartment building, right?" She guessed correctly.

The whole apartment building belonged to Byron, so there were naturally no other tenants.

"I'm not sure. I haven't paid attention." Byron looked away calmly. "If you're curious, you can knock on every door and ask."

"Forget it then. Maybe it's just a coincidence that we didn't run into them." Maeve's curiosity wasn't strong enough to go that far. Looking at the bare fir tree in front of her, she was a little tempted. "Can I decorate it then?"

"Up to you," Byron said indifferently. "I'm not interested in this kind of thing."

"Help me hold the ladder when the time comes then."

"Sure."

Sure.

within her still did not dissipate. Karen's words came to mind. She thought, 'With Byron's high and respectable status, you're not worthy of him at all. Was Karen referring to Mr. Mcdaniel's family background or

of tension in her chest, and she immediately discarded this

Maeve felt

Byron walking into the apartment, she

pasted at the door

She was so shocked that she was momentarily at a loss for words. "We've seriously overspent on the utilities this month. Mr. Mcdaniel, why don't we reduce the number of times we use

Byron mentioned the

figure.

did not think much

into the cotton candy

moment and said, "Use the sprinkler less. Taking care of

want to take the blame. "My vegetables don't need to be watered all the time. It's the

Maeve's e's eyes widened.

you want to freeze to

you think we

"What do

front of the sofa and argued for a long while before they managed

while the one Byron wanted to

As for other electrical

as much as possible lest they receive a hefty utility bill next month. Just looking at that line of

in this aspect by cutting back elsewhere... I'll skip buying snacks for now, use up household items until next month, and buy ingredients at the market where

Mcdaniel, your

about needing to make un mineral water in the fridge are running low. Try to hold

Byron sat

leg bent, leaning against

his blue

in the depths the sofa, propping up his chin with one hand, and casually watched her as she was being meticulous

been scolded badly. Yet Maeve, despite talking for a long while without a single useful point, is exceptionally soothing."

shocked. "Yes... I forgot about this.

we not celebrating

Chapter

97

conflicted, pondering where else

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