Trevor observed carefully, gaining insight into the psychology of everyone present, forming so of his own suspicions.
He even wondered if the person holding the house purchase contract was really intending to sell the house or if Nathan’s mom had just found soone casually.
Nathan Mills cast his glance at the unfamiliar man, "We’re not buying the house, you can leave now!" he issued the order to leave directly.
The man looked at him, then at Carlotta Sterling, since he was not invited by him.
At this mont, Janelle also spoke up, sowhat anxiously saying, "You go ahead, if we need to buy a house, we’ll contact you."
After all, they were discussing family matters now.
Trevor’s gaze also fell on the man, putting him under pressure instantly. Without waiting for Carlotta Sterling to say anything, the man nodded, "Alright, contact later." He quickly left with his head down.
Trevor watched the man’s departing back, analyzing inwardly that Nathan’s mom had a chance to stop the man from leaving, but she didn’t.
So, Trevor looked at Janelle, as if he suddenly rembered sothing, he said, "Oh, Janelle, you left your bag at the hospital!"
Janelle turned her eyes to him, utterly confused.
Without waiting for her to say anything, Trevor took her by the wrist and pulled her straight out of the villa.
In the yard, he directly pulled her into the car.
Before long, Trevor drove away, and the girl finally reacted, "Are you creating an opportunity for my parents?"
"What do you think?" Trevor, driving at a slow speed, spoke gently, as night had already fallen.
Janelle should have been moved, but she was a bit uneasy and looked back, "Will they argue? What exactly is my mom planning?"
"She’s not going to make a fuss; she just wants to see your dad, nothing else." Trevor was blunt, "She never intended to buy a house."
"Huh?" The girl turned suddenly, "Never intended to buy a house?"
"Yes." Trevor was confident.
"How can you tell?"
While driving, Trevor analyzed from an observer’s standpoint, "First, if she really wanted to buy, she could’ve signed her na, and the agreent would’ve been ready in seconds. Second, she didn’t stop that man just now, actually, she had a chance, even though you followed your dad’s lead."
His analysis made perfect sense, and Janelle couldn’t refute it, so she took it in.
Then her lips curved into a beautiful smile, "Do you think Sister Sterling knows Dad is single now? Forcing him to make the first move?"
"If you don’t tell, she definitely wouldn’t know. Think about it, your dad hasn’t even been around these days, how could she possibly know?"
"..." Janelle suddenly regretted not saying it sooner.
"Do you think Dad will tell her? This is their alone ti. It’s a mont I’ve dread of. I can hardly believe they are alone! They used to be like oil and water."
Trevor replied truthfully, "I can’t be sure about that, after all, they’ve been apart for so many years, and they are both proud individuals. Your dad planted so many rose seedlings without planning to tell her, probably waiting for a good opportunity or for the right mont."
"My mom likes roses; her perfu is that scent."
Janelle suddenly beca interested, turning happily to him, "Trevor, you’re so smart and calm, can you co up with a plan for ? I want to create a stepping stone for them so they’ll naturally co together, dropping all their defenses! And reconcile!"
Actually, she didn’t need to say this, Trevor was already planning, because it was her dream, and he already had a great idea.
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