Titus Zane’s fingers slowly lifted and touched Nathan Moore’s tense face.
"Nathan Moore... why are you so good to ..."
A sigh sounded, and Nathan Moore’s handso brows furrowed deeply, filled with self-bla for not being able to protect his woman.
"You are my woman."
...
When Olivia Zane saw Evander Lancaster walking in with a dical kit, she was puzzled, "Evander, is soone injured at ho?"
Glancing around the hall and not seeing Nathan Moore, Evander Lancaster walked over with a smile.
"Little sister Olivia, isn’t it just a relapse of your chronic condition? How co you were discharged after just two days?"
"Oh, it’s just the usual ailnt, staying in the hospital is no different from being at ho."
Facing Evander Lancaster, Olivia Zane still felt guilty about lying about her illness; so things might deceive Nathan Moore, but perhaps not soone who worked in dicine just as her mother did.
Not seeing Nathan Moore around, Evander Lancaster was about to ask when Aunt Liu ca out of the kitchen, "Doctor Lancaster, the master is getting anxious."
After speaking, she sneakily glanced at Olivia Zane’s face.
"Aunt Liu, Nathan’s back? How co I didn’t know?"
"Ah, the master wanted so porridge, I was busy cooking and forgot to tell you." Aunt Liu laughed it off, thinking that the master definitely didn’t want others to see his daughter-in-law in such a disheveled state.
After speaking, she returned to the kitchen, and while turning around, she didn’t forget to secretly tell Evander Lancaster, "On the fourth floor."
"Little sister Olivia, I’ll go up first to check, and then I’ll co down to spend ti with you." Evander Lancaster said with a smile, carrying the dical kit towards the staircase.
In the past, Nathan Moore often included Olivia Zane in their gatherings, and since Olivia Zane was younger, all the n called her little sister.
Watching Evander Lancaster turn around the staircase, Olivia Zane walked into the kitchen.
"Aunt Liu, was the master already back when you ca downstairs just now?"
Aunt Liu was still stirring the porridge on the stove, and upon hearing the mistress’s questioning, she turned around and with a slight flicker in her eyes, then smiling said, "Ah, I did bump into the master when I ca down."
"Was Nathan alone?" Olivia Zane always felt that Evander Lancaster and Aunt Liu were acting strangely.
"Ah... it seed like he was holding a woman." After thinking about it, Aunt Liu told the truth, reasoning that the master couldn’t possibly hide the person, and the lady would find out sooner or later.
"A woman?" Olivia Zane frowned suspiciously, and Aunt Liu nodded, "Yes, the master was holding her as he went up the stairs, I didn’t see her face."
As she turned back to stir the porridge, Aunt Liu secretly breathed a sigh of relief, master, in-law’s daughter, this is as far as I can help, otherwise, the madam would definitely make things difficult for when the master is not at ho if she knew I helped hide this.
Olivia Zane’s eyes slowly squinted, and the corners of her lips unconsciously curled up with a trace of sarcasm—coming back while holding a woman?
Hmph, aside from Lily, I’ve never seen Nathan Moore be so considerate to any other woman.
Turning around to leave the kitchen, Olivia Zane moved so quickly that Aunt Liu was astonished.
Leaning on the door fra, Aunt Liu’s eyes widened.
This... is too miraculous. It turns out jealousy can also cure diseases.
Looking at the madam’s pace now, describing it as ’striding’ is not an exaggeration—holding onto the railing, taking two steps at a ti up the stairs, could it be that so calcium supplent was ingested? No leg pain, no backache, able to go up to the sixth floor in one breath...
Nah spit spit spit, what am I thinking about, oh my porridge...
Rembering the millet porridge still simring behind her, Aunt Liu hurried back to the stove.
Standing outside the room on the fourth floor, once occupied by Lily, Olivia Zane touched her chest, closed her eyes, and tried to calm the frustration in her heart, not angry, not angry, that woman will disappear soon, and there will no longer be a woman nad Lily in this world...
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