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Chapter 10
When the renovation crew arrived at the Adler family, Lillian quickly carried the roses out of the room, worried they might
She really cherished those roses, feeling like they had a life, the more she looked at them, the more she liked them.
yvonne playing nearby, was a bit puzzled when she suddenly noticed this,
Those were the flowers from her room And Lillian was holding them like holding a baby.
Thinking of something. Yvonne approached and said sweetly. “Lillian, young!”
1allian was surprised, asking “Miss, what did you just say
“You holding flowers, young!”
Lillian was overjoyed hearing this. She went to the bathroom mirror to check and found she did look a few years younger.
A few fellow maids who got along well with her gathered, all praising her for her good spirit.
As they were talking, the phone in Lillian’s pocket suddenly rang.
Lillian, Mrs. Sabrina Walter says she has something to deliver to Mr. Adler, should we let her in?” It was the security guard at the
main entrance of the villa.
Lillian’s role was akin to that of a housekeeper, with decisions regarding minor matters such as visits being made by her.
This Walter family had a partnership with Charles‘ company. Hearing Sabrina was coming to deliver something. Lillian had the
guards let her in instantly.
Putting down the roses in her hand, she rushed out to greet Sabrina.
At this moment, Yvonne was sitting in the small garden, holding her pot of jasmine..
Bathing in the morning breeze with the jasmine she had nurtured by her side, she crinkled her eyes happily.
Upstairs, Charles gently pulled back a bit of the curtain and sure enough, saw the kid from yesterday again
His gaze shifted to the jasmine next to the little girl.
That was the flower he had personally nurtured; how could he possibly forget? But even so, he carefully identified it for a long
time before he was sure.
Yesterday morning, he had confirmed that it had no chance of coming back to life, so he had the servant take it down.
But now, in the little girl’s arms, it seemed to have revived. In just one day, it came back to life.
Charles leaned against the window, looking a bit dazed. Just as the little girl was about to spot him, he pulled the curtains
shut.
Meanwhile, Yvonne felt like someone was watching her, but when she stood up and looked around, she did see anyone.
She continued holding the flowers and talking to herself. Suddenly, a voice came from behind her. “You’re the kid Kelvin adopted
from the orphanage?”
Hearing the voice, Yvonne turned around and saw a fancy–dressed woman standing behind her.
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The woman had an expensive watch and a matching rareler on her write Hee Heel and way for dog a
wriTHE HEE HAFTE jewelry.
Even though Yvonne didn’t recognize houry brands, the instinctively fete this set met de induced stereotypes of rich people
She put the flower pot on the chair and stood up politely to greet her all cow dwuthe
Both Sabrina didn’t feel the slightest bit of her sweetness
She waved her hand dismissively, like she melled something nasty, and need HET HEGGE WITH HAY Ath Hin care H “An
orphan should keep her distance away.
Yvonne’s face flushed instantly. She lowered her head, fidgeting with her skin. See and regeditions at being
She knew orphans were unwanted kids.
Sabrina glanced down at Yvonne’s clean, soft hair with a hint of diegur
mear
She didn’t hate kids, but she hated obstacles. She looked at Vonne with colder playing the case
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“Orphans from an orphanage just can’t make the cut. Teart believe Kelvin angred you Sy dilind times better than you Her eyes
were full of disdain.
The little girl’s face turned pale. If Lillian saw this, she’d be heartbroken
Speaking of the devil, Lillian’s domineering vore intruded. “Mr. Walter you’r
When no one showed up in the living room, the felt something was off. Aber aking asand the Sound out the wat gone to the
garden
Sabrina had always been trying to marry her daughter off to Kelvin. That was why the go mad when the heart the aler family
adopt a girl from an orphanage.
Sabrina’s daughter was also divorced and was now 25 years old, with a year old girl from her genus startage
Days ago, her daughter brought her granddaughter over to the Adler family for a short viur. Bar Ketten‘ and demence frightened
the child, causing her to cry
Because of that, Sabrina was pretty dissatisfied
Then, Kelvin adopted Yvonne from the orphanage, which made her even anger. This time, she came uuder the gemme f
delivering documents to take a look at Yvonne
Lillian walked over, subtly pulling Yvonne behind her like she was protecting her own ku
Sabrina caught a glimpse of this out of the corner of her eye, her expression souring but she didn’t say anything
Lillian was an old servant of the Adler family, brought over by Kelvin from Strate City Sabrina would dare in out at hart no matter
how angry she was.
So, she lazily glanced at her nails and went back to her usual self
“Ma’am, didn’t you say you were coming to deliver something? Why not go to the living room? I’ll make you a cup of coffice”
Lillian said.
Sabrina’s face was cold as she gave a very perfunctory reply. “I forgot to bring the stuff, so maybe next time”
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The woman had an expensive watch and a matching bracelet on her wrist. Her neck and ears Hape Here HERATON HIIH
jewelry.
Even though Yvonne didn’t recognize luxury brands, she instinctively felt this woman want inary, thanks to her induced
stereotypes of rich people.
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the flower pot on the chair and stood up politely to greet her, all cure and well tweet
Both Sabrina didn’t feel the slightest bit of her sweetness.
She waved her hand dismissively, like she smelled something nasty, and pinched her nose with her well–manicured Ingers “An
orphan should keep her distance away?
Yvonne’s face flushed instantly. She lowered her head, fidgeting with her skirt, her cheeks a deeperson as if she ndry blood.
She knew orphans were unwanted kids.
Sabrina glanced down at Yvonne’s clean, soft hair with a hint of disgust.
She didn’t hate kids, but she hated obstacles. She looked at Yvonne with cold eyes, a sneer playing at the corner of her lips
“Orphans from an orphanage just can’t make the cut. I can’t believe Kelvin adopted you. My granddaughter a thousand times
better than you.” Her eyes were full of disdain.
The little girl’s face turned pale. If Lillian saw this, she’d be heartbroken.
When no one showed up in the living room, she felt something was off. After asking around, she found out the two had gone to
the garden.
Sabrina had always been trying to marry her daughter off to Kelvin. That was why she got so mad when the heard the Adler
family adopt a girl from an orphanage.
Sabrina’s daughter was also divorced and was now 25 years old, with a 4–year–old girl from her previous marriage
Days ago, her daughter brought her granddaughter over to the Adler family for a short visit. But Kelvin’s cold demeanor
frightened the child, causing her to cry.
Because of that, Sabrina was pretty dissatisfied.
Then, Kelvin adopted Yvonne from the orphanage, which made her even angrier. This time, she came under the pretense of
delivering documents to take a look at Yvonne.
Lillian walked over, subtly pulling Yvonne behind her like she was protecting her own kid.
Sabrina caught a glimpse of this out of the corner of her eye, her expression souring but she didn’t say anything
Lillian was an old servant of the Adler family, brought over by Kelvin from Strate City. Sabrina wouldn’t dare lash out at no matter
how angry she was.
So, she lazily glanced at her nails and went back to her usual self.
“Ma’am, didn’t you say you were coming to deliver something? Why not go to the living room? I’ll make you a cup of coffee.”
Lillian said.
Sabrina’s face was cold as she gave a very perfunctory reply. “I forgot to bring the stuff, so maybe next time.”
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With that, she glanced at Lillian, a bit startled.
The other day when she came, Lillian looked haggard, no different from those kitchen ladies at her place. Yet today she looked
like a different person.
A closer sniff revealed the faint scent of roses.
Sabrina suppressed her surprise and casually asked, “Lillian, did you go for a beauty treatment? And you’re even wearing
perfume?”
The reason for the question was that Sabrina was captivated by the scent. She had never smelled such a pure and delightful
rose before.
Lillian’s smile faltered, her thoughts racing in an instant.
A moment later, she chuckled awkwardly. “Mrs. Walter, you’re joking. What would a nanny like me need with beauty treatments?
Those are luxuries for ladies of your stature. As for this perfume, it’s just a cheap one. It smells nice at first, but gets tiresome
after a while.”
L
When Sabrina heard this, a hint of disdain flashed in her eyes.
She had been thinking the scent was nice and might buy a bottle to spritz. But since it was cheap, forget it.
As the esteemed Mrs. Walter, how could she possibly use the same as the servants? That would be lowering her own status.
Thinking this, she pulled her gaze back, covering her mouth to fake a laugh. “Don’t say that. You can also try it out. Lillian, being
an old hand at the Adler family, your monthly pay should cover a try.
“Oh right, if you go, remember to tell me which shop, so I can avoid it.”
Lillian, as if not catching her sarcasm, still smiled.
Sabrina felt like her punch had landed on the water, but she came today specifically to see the orphan. Now that she had met
her, she found her quite ordinary.
With her goal done, she didn’t linger.
As soon as she left, Lillian’s smile vanished.
She crouched down, picking up the little girl with red eyes, her heart aching. “Don’t cry, my lady...”
She pulled out tissues to wipe the kid’s tears, soothing, “She doesn’t speak human language, so let’s not take her words to
heart.”
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