The Sway and Slide of Love by Jean Song

Chapter 516 Seline was determined to play the role of a matchmaker to the end. When Rosie had had enough fun, she suddenly claimed she had an urgent matter to attend to and had to leave. Thus, the task of taking Noelle and Rosie home fell to Dylan.

Her intentions were far too obvious. To Noelle, her act even seemed a bit clumsy. But Dylan didn't call her out. Instead, he accepted the task graciously and even thanked Seline sincerely.

Seline raised an eyebrow at him and whispered a few words to Rosie before leaving.

Noelle could tell Seline hadn't taught Rosie anything good, so on the way back, she tried her best to distract Rosie, hoping she'd forget about it.

But Rosie was a child with a strong sense of responsibility. Eventually, she seized an opportunity and asked Dylan, "Mr. Pritchett, when you have the time, can I go out with you again?"

Her question was very straightforward.

She stared intently at Dylan, who was momentarily taken aback. But then, he smiled and said, "Of course."

Rosie immediately beamed with joy at his answer. Noelle, on the other hand, felt resigned.

Just then, they arrived at Sienna Villa.

Rosie even remembered to bid goodbye to Dylan. "Bye-bye, Mr. Pritchett! See you next time! Remember you promised to take me out again!"

"Okay! Goodbye!"

the villa, said nothing more. Instead, he simply smiled

then did Noelle lead Rosie

night was still young, but Beatrice had a habit of going to bed early. So at that moment, there were only a

they saw Noelle, one of them immediately went up to greet

had dinner? Should we prepare

eaten. Thank

staff nodded

as her foot landed on the final step of the stairs, she sensed something was off. And when she turned

evening breeze swept past, lifting the curtains. Even so, they

sure if she was imagining it, but the man's gaze seemed to be

Dylan had parked his

stood to reason

and she immediately hid behind

said nothing. Then, he simply walked toward the

to ask why he was here. But upon reflection, this was his house, and Beatrice still lived here, so it