The Woman From Hell

Hearing this, I was stunned before I replied with some hesitation, "Isn't your residence in the opposite direction of Regal Villa, Miss Osborn? Could it be that you..." "Harriet bought the villa next to you yesterday and will be staying there when she's in Whaldorf City," Lola explained on her behalf.

The villa next to it...

Was that not Matthew and Nicky's property?

It had changed hands again!

"So, that's the case. Why did you think about moving so suddenly, Miss Osborn?" I smiled and asked leisurely even though I already knew the answer deep down.

Harriet put down her cutlery and raised her pretty eyebrows. She smiled at me, and her innocent smile made it impossible to catch any hidden intentions. "My former residence was too far away, making it inconvenient to travel to your company. So, I moved a little closer. Besides, the public security here is quite good. I don't think those journalists and media will be able to get in, so I can live here with peace of mind."

She would be at ease, but not me.

I took a deep breath and said nothing. Mainly because I was afraid that my tone would come off too strong and it would offend Harriet.

here in Regal Villas is good, it's inevitable that fish will slip through the net. You shouldn't walk

guy was not performing

in the next second, however, and turned to Theo. "How are we so distant despite only not having seen each other for a few years? You calling me 'Miss Osborn' is

by that, saying this in front of my

situation, thinking that I would not embarrass her so as not to screw

ball of fire gathered in my

President Grant and President Lane are husband and wife. It's not

manager was still the smarter

her beautiful eyes emitted a show of innocence. "You don't mind it, do you, President Lane? I'm just a little excited since I haven't seen my old classmate for so long. It's normal for classmates to call each

think?"

lips and smiled. "You're right, Miss Osborn. It's just a title, so I don't mind. But if you get a little too close to my husband, Miss Osborn,

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