Billionaire’s Reborn Baby

At three o’clock in the afternoon, Donna brought Emily to find Kason’s neighbor, ready to pay for the two apples, but she did not know that it got dark here early.

By the time she and Emily arrived, there was only a ray of afterglow shining on the earth, emitting the last ray of light.

Kamron was worried about their safety, so he arranged for bodyguard Tom to bring them there. They did not meet anyone along the way, but the ground was covered with white stones. During the day, they looked like a layer of pearls shone brightly from afar. At night when there were only stars and white light, if there were lanterns placed at the door, they would look like shiny beads from afar.

Donna noticed that there was a door plate on the garden-like ground at the door, but the door plate was very short with the length of the calf, and there was a flower engraved on the top of the small wooden plate.

She took the opportunity to look at the courtyard next door. There was a swallow engraved on the door plate.

Emily happened to be looking at the neighboring courtyard. The wooden door was closed, and she remembered seeing a man sitting on the wheelchair reading in the morning. She thought that he should be reading in the room now.

Bodyguard Tom had already knocked on the door of the Goddess and the High Priest.

He knocked twice.

He took a step back and stood beside Donna and Emily.

Not long after, a voice came from the door, asking, “Who is it?”

It was a maid.

Donna said loudly, “Hello, my daughter ate the apples in your yard today. We want to thank you in person. If it is inconvenient, we can come back tomorrow.”

There was a soft inquiry from inside, and soon after, the door opened.

A black-haired maid opened the door and peeked at Donna and Emily with curiosity before gesturing for them to enter.

Seeing that she was young, but her appearance was ordinary with tan skin, Emily timidly called her, “Hello, elder sister.”

The maid was stunned by her calling for a long time because Emily looked about the same age as her. Why did Emily think that she was older?

Donna smiled apologetically at the maid.

but gestured them to

was somewhat different from other places. It was filled with fruit trees, and only a small path was spread out from the fruit trees. Lit lanterns were hanging at the doors of several rooms in front of them.

whispered to Donna, “Mom, it seems like an

under an apple tree. The girl had long white hair that draped over her shoulders. She was only wearing a pair of white socks and a pair

and Donna

her up and smiled at her, saying, “Little

looked

little scary if

felt a little scared after being stared at by her. She didn’t look like an ordinary

behind, accompanied by a series of sounds like

into her eyes.” Came from an

lady walked out with a cane. The cane was completely white, like a jade cane. However, the sound of its

next to her. He was probably injured. He had an arm hung around his neck, and his face was very cold. He glanced over expressionlessly. When he saw Emily, he paused slightly, then lowered his head and stood next to

to disturb you. I…” Donna pulled Emily to the old lady. Before she could finish speaking, the old lady reached out to stop

young. Not many people can get close to her. Is your daughter alright?” When she said the last sentence,

this, she got nervous. “No, she is fine. So if she ate that apple, would

gestured

bodyguard Tom quickly whispered in her ear, “That old lady is

was a

it as a relatively high position, and when she brought Emily in,

was completely unable to tell each one’s function, but she followed behind the old lady. The man with his arm hanging pushed open the door and lit a lamp with his

strangely. He was wearing white clothes, but when he stood behind the door, it was as if he had blended into

blinked her eyes. Just as Donna wanted to take a closer look, she suddenly remembered the old

looked at the Goddess and

Goddess had

to look for her have a request. Why are you here?” The old lady

with a smile, “No, my daughter ate two apples in your courtyard. Today, she pulled me over to pay for these two apples. I was worried that you would not

cheese. There were raw materials in the place where they lived, but because making a fire was more troublesome, and Donna was not in good health to cook stir-fried vegetables, so she made an apple salad

and came back good at making the fire. The fire to cook the dishes this afternoon was