ve and Back Af

thrive and flourish for sev

e arrival gate with a large luggage. There was

n his fair and cute face and he wa

at fashionable coat on her. Her wavy hair and fiery red

was nothing new to her. She held

an, the man froze on the

his boss was looking. "Fourth Master

's b

ill and she's back to see him for

own as Fourth Master, gr

on?" the attendan

ant. The attendant reverently look

g toward a woman, who seemed

nic

d around to find her be

ght you were going to spend the rest

the two met but Monica's qu

c and asked, "Who are yo

d you see him? He just w

n," Jeanne said with

tried to get into

a joke when

into his pants, your father might n

" Jeanne cut her friend off

ome on,

h the luggage and it was then sh

ur son? He'

is George."

Pig. Snort, snort..." Monica even mi

s he took his glasses off. His

quickly and Monic

n was an introvert and it se

saw the look on George. She felt like the boy w

rge spoke with his meek

odmother." Monica ruffl

his mother and

moth

ou'll get the best food to eat and the best place t

luggage, she held George's ha

ith furrowed brows as if he was tryi

ne s

George had an IQ of 200, so e

ve off from

the passenger seat and George qu

a little far fro

way, Monica asked, "Your grand

l and he wants to

mom's control now. Jenifer, was it? Yo

nod. There was a hint of menace

is month. They say an event of great joy can be

hea

lance at her friend. "Do you stil

overre

it wasn't for that b*tch Jasmine, you're the one who shoul

our relationship wasn't that strong in the f

onica nodded. "Then, who'

father seven years ago. She had beep pressuring her friend for the past s

an," Jeanne answe

d Monica ever

's a man, come on! It woul

it's a pig. That's why

idened h

anne's evasive attitude w

0-minutes journey to the

ped in front

me down w

to go in with yo

go at this place. Although she wanted her friend to b

never set foot in the manor a

y." Jeann

come back, she did not pl

saw the plate with L

led into a m

left the manor at her worst and she ought

at George.