Find Me In Your Labyrinth

Chapter 200

Estelle turned around and asked, “Did you change your mind?”

Old Mr. Jarvis looked unhappy. “Since you guys are younger, I’ll let you stay. But don’t just focus on lovey–dovey stuff and neglect my work.”

Estelle immediately smiled, “Yes, I promise to help you collect the pollen.”

“Wade“” Old Mr Jarvis called out

The old bulter who had led them in came in, “Old Mr. Jarvis, what’s up?”

“Take them to rest and bring them to my greenhouse tonight,” Old Mr. Jarvis instructed, then told Jonathan and Estelle. “You guys follow Wade, and don’t bother me unless necessary

Jonathan said softly. “Thank you!”

Old Mr. Jarvis reluctantly grunted, not even looking at the two, and went out the side door to fish again. When they left, the previously stem–faced old man showed a smile and even hummed a tune.

to the guest rooms, with Estelle and Jonathan’s rooms next to each

If you need anything, just call me.” Old

lightly.

in a low voice,

house, Old Mr. Jarvis, and not many servants. Finding ‘someone to help him keep watch and collect pollen at night should be easy. so why did he insist on having Estelle stay and even

back to Jonathan, was looking at the books on the shelf. She paused before turning around to answer, “Have you ever interacted with old people?” Jonathan raised an eyebrow,

shook her head, ‘I mean, even older. My grandfather is about the same age as Old Mr. Jarvis,

just found an excuse to make things difficult for us. As you said, he has a quirky personality, so his ideas are naturally different from

slowly. “Maybe. Anyway, sorry to put you

may not be dating, but we’re friends, right? You’ve helped me a lot, and

looked at her, feeling a bit stuffy in his heart. After a while, he said lightly. “You don’t need to make

you’re sorry either.” Estelle smiled and walked

white parrot in the hallway. Estelle walked over and took some grains from the bag hanging nearby to tease it, “Can you talk? Sing a song for me.”

glared at the

parrot flapped its wings and scolded her, “You

walked over and asked, “What did it just