The Woman From Hell

"Right, I forgot you have three children. I should have bought them something. How rude of me." Townsend patted the back of Theo's seat as he spoke to himself. Theo pursed his lips and smiled lightly. "It's fine, don't fret about the small things."

"No, no, I'll have to ask my assistant to prepare something and send it to your villa." After Townsend said that, he fished out his phone and prepared to make a call. I shrugged my shoulders and sneered. "How can someone with an assistant not find a place to stay at? How full of lies."

As if hearing what I said, Townsend leaned against my seat. "My assistant is not here to find me a house."

I turned away and did not reply to him, but I heard Townsend chattering in the background as he instructed his assistant. We soon arrived at the villa.

I was taken aback by the sight in front of me when we entered the house.

There were all kinds of children's supplies on the sofas and floor of the living room, such as milk powder, clothes, and toys.

I looked at Caroline, who was tidying them up in confusion. She was also confused. "Security brought them in just now. They said it was delivered by someone." Townsend, who was right behind us, saw this pile of things and nodded with satisfaction. "Not bad. My assistant really did a great job."

"Is this what you asked your assistant to prepare just now?" My eyes widened.

preparation is to so you don't have to

also had great executive

few others to help her organize the items while Townsend had already gone touring the

really your style. Your place is quite romantic. Tell

Theo, signaling that I would decide. He obediently said nothing,

course, I would not have him on the second floor. He could not be allowed

about this, I led him to

on the first

As I would

if I'm going to live here, have to live on the second floor. The master bedroom

not been in contact for such a long

so lively, Mr. Townsend. I'm worried you'll disturb us," I

you going to treat me like this?" Townsend looked at Theo with an aggrieved expression. Even I, a woman, could not