Dear Sweetheart

Chapter 89 He Called Me Babe

On the way back to the city, Rayna got to know through her chat with Gabriel that, a few days ago, Curtis had instructed him to buy a factory for the villagers to stay in.

“He bought a factory? Isn’t that a bit too much?” Rayna asked.

“It isn’t. When we came to Tyrandas two years ago, Mr. Faymon was already thinking of buying that factory,” Gabriel shared before continuing, “Having a factory would make it easier for Faymon Group to set up a branch here. It was just an unexpected surprise that we were able to use it to help the villagers as well. The school is located pretty close to the factory, so it would be convenient for the kids to go to school.”

“I see,” Rayna replied briefly.

She thought that Curtis had specially purchased a factory for the villagers, but it turned out to be her wishful thinking. However, it made sense for a businessman to think in terms of profits and gains. Besides, it turned out well for the villagers to be under the Faymon Group’s protection.

As the woman recalled that night when Curtis was drunk, her heart skipped a beat. Testing waters, she asked, “Mr. Tylinski, you’ve been working for Mr. Faymon for a long time. Do you know if there’s anything wrong with his health?”

After thinking about it for a second, Gabriel replied, “No. Mr. Faymon goes to the hospital for a health checkup every three months. He’s very healthy.”

“Are you sure?” Rayna had a doubtful expression on her face as it did not seem to her that Curtis was putting up a pretense that night. “How about allergies? For example, is he allergic to alcohol?”

“Alcohol…” After a brief moment of contemplation, Gabriel seemed to have remembered something. “That’s right. Mr. Faymon has a low alcohol tolerance. It’s a problem if he drinks too much.”

“What problem?” Rayna questioned further.

Gabriel cleared his throat before answering, “Mr. Faymon would become very obedient and would do anything others asked him to do. That’s why I would always make sure I’m with him whenever he goes drinking. I’m worried that he might get into trouble.”

After saying that, he turned to look at the woman and asked, “Ms. Garland, did Mr. Faymon drink?”

Rayna nodded.

do anything

not to tell Gabriel about their kiss under the stars. “Like what you said, he was just really obedient and followed me wherever I went. He… He had even

Gabriel did not think it was a big deal. “Mr. Faymon

Rayna widened her eyes in

remember certain things that happened earlier. I found out that Mr. Faymon had watched a movie at home the night before he drank. The lead actor had

you are…” Rayna sized Gabriel up and continued, “You don’t look like a woman to me. Then, why would Mr. Faymon

and replied, “Beats me. Maybe it’s because

much bigger than Rayna had expected. After passing by

took the kids to the cafeteria

were living in the village, the children were delighted to see a

Rayna took the kids out

street filled with skyscrapers, the children were curious about everything they saw. They followed Rayna from store

be there for long. Hence, after getting the teaching materials, she headed back to the factory with the children and started teaching them Tyrandasian, starting with the vowels. The children listened attentively and were very serious about

to the more commonly used Anglandurn or Ferropenian, Tyrandasian was easier to learn as the pronunciation of the words was more straightforward. Moreover, as the kids were used to speaking Uronian, which was similar to Tyrandasian, the new

she had expected. It would not take more

later, Rayna was so tired that she dozed off at her

opened, and a bus drove into the factory before stopping in front of the dorm.

and their families had lived in the tiny village for generations. As they did not speak any other languages, very few of them had ever ventured outside. When they saw

“Mr. Faymon, should we get

yet,” Curtis instructed before continuing, “Let her sleep a

“Understand.”

communicate with the village chief using hand gestures. After a while, he finally managed to take the group of fifty people to the

except that the bathrooms were shared. Curtis could no longer tolerate the dye

Curtis