Eugene didn't pressure Lydia to give him an answer right away. He simply gave her a guest room to rest.

At this point, Lydia wasn't sure where else she could go. She had turned off her phone and didn't want to see Quincy. She couldn't face going home, so she silently agreed to stay.

The next morning, after turning her phone back on, she found more than a dozen missed calls, all from Quincy.

"Miss Lydia?" came a knock at the door, followed by a voice she didn't recognize. "Are you awake?"

Lydia opened the door to find a middle-aged woman with a kind face, holding a bowl of chicken soup. The faint aroma made her stomach rumble.

Seeing Lydia's confused expression, the woman quickly explained, "I'm the housekeeper here, you can call me Mrs. Lucy. Mr. Ford told me not to disturb you, but it's almost noon, and I was worried you hadn't eaten yet. So, I brought some congee for you." She placed the bowl on the nearby table.

to do

To be honest, I've worked for his family for years, and I've never

of Eugene's feelings for

had been thinking clearly, she wouldn't have followed him back here so impulsively. Feeling her head ache

how pale Lydia looked and suddenly exclaimed, "Oh no! Miss Lydia, did you catch a cold from the rain last night? You're looking

Mrs. Lucy was

to tell Mr. Ford. He should come back right

Eugene wasn't there because he had gone to the office earlier, Lydia quickly stopped her. "No, really, there's no need. It's just

the last thing she wanted was to be further entangled with Eugene. The more she involved him, the harder it would be to pull away later Mrs.

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