A Crazy Night Novel

Christina turned to gaze at Lyle. “What did he leave me?”

“I’m sorry, but according to Mr. Hadley’s orders, I cannot give you the item unless it’s absolutely necessary.”

Nevertheless, Christina’s focus was not on the item that Nathaniel had left for her. Now that she had uncovered the reason behind his trip abroad, her next course of action was to wait for him to contact her.

At this moment, I must prioritize my own safety to protect others. Moreover, I have confidence in Nathaniel, and I’m sure he made a wise decision.

Despite Christina’s efforts to convince herself not to worry about Nathaniel, there was no denying that she was unable to fully control her own actions.

That night, she couldn’t avoid the restless grip of insomnia.

The following morning. Christina appeared in the dining room, visibly worn out. She half-heartedly had a couple of bites of breakfast, declining Raymond’s suggestion to have a doctor come and check on her.

She then went to the company and attended a scheduled meeting that lasted until noon before finally coming to an end. Christina, completely worn out, sank into her office chair, longing for a brief respite.

Lyle had gone out to fetch a nutritious meal for her. Thus, she instantly perked up at the sound of footsteps. Warily opening her eyes, Christina recognized the person standing in front of her and said with a hint of annoyance in her tone, “You’re not supposed to be here, Anya.”

The thick-skinned Anya casually plopped herself down on the couch in the lounge area and helped herself to the fruits and snacks on the coffee table.

Anya but did not call for her secretary to have the uninvited guest removed

grapes, Anya turned to regard Christina with a smile on her face. “Your life is becoming quite comfortable. You even had the gall to reject Old Mr. Stone’s

place at my mansion, with no more than five people present. Excluding myself and Barnaby, the other people present at

to her feet and walked over, taking a seat opposite Anya.

smile on Anya’s countenance faded, only to be replaced by a sneer. “Plead with you? Why would I bother pleading with you?

not naïve enough to believe that Anya had come to see her just for a

grandmother too, and the upcoming medical expenses require a substantial amount of money. I’m sure you’re well aware of our family’s

filial responsibilities on behalf of her father. Even though she

she absolutely would not entrust the money to Anya. “I understand. I’ll send someone to the hospital to take care of the matters concerning Mrs. Lazuli. I’ll also ensure that all

his behalf, I’m sure she wouldn’t be pleased if she

gaze seemingly carrying a penetrating power that struck directly

entrust

energy to take care of Grandma. Hiring a caretaker isn’t something my mom and I are comfortable with. We’ve already discussed it among ourselves and decided that the two of us will take

“Also, considering the current market rates, hiring a caretaker is expensive. My mom and I

and your mother spends her days attending gatherings. shopping, and traveling, yet you’re expecting

as her prime target, and Azure’s

in her favor, Anya swiftly shifted her stance. “Christina, don’t think I’m unaware that you’re involved in Grandma’s accident. Even