A Divorce After My Rebirth

As Cedric got out of the car, he instinctively moved to carry Natalie.

However, Natalie called out, “Lydia!”

“Yes, Miss.”

Just as Cedric was about to reach out, Lydia hurriedly approached Natalie, extending her hand to carefully assist Natalie out of the car.

Listening to the surroundings, Natalie concluded that it was nighttime here.

A cool breeze swept in. It wasn’t chilly but rather pleasant, giving off the fragrance of flowers, some of which she couldn’t name. The scent was delightful, creating a likable atmosphere.

Upon entering the courtyard, both Lydia and Xyla held Natalie carefully to support her.

“Miss, be careful. There’s a threshold!”

Threshold?

Natalie couldn’t help but wonder about the place Cedric had brought her to. There was the smell of wood and a faint odor of paint, unfamiliar but pleasant. It instantly brought a sense of peace to her heart.

you’ve returned.” The butler said as he approached, bowing respectfully to

“I’ll be staying

sir. We’ve prepared everything for you,” the butler said

Cedric had informed them beforehand, and the place had

houses needed to be well–maintained

Cedric and Natalie to

with dwarf pines and bamboo planted everywhere. Lydia found the atmosphere pleasing. The small courtyard made the air

As Lydia helped Natalie settle into a chair inside the room, Natalie ran her fingers over the firm wooden

you like some

Natalie asked

was the primary reason she feared the dark. Not knowing what surrounded her was

“This is a

“A courtyard residence?”

there was a

building a courtyard residence, expressing her

that kind of

but she couldn’t see

furrowed her brow, showing a