Leave Me Alone Mr Shaffer Novel

Isabella had learned her lesson and turned off her location before leaving the house.

The place Carey asked her to go to was in the suburbs, surrounded by well-maintained fish ponds. It was usually a destination for the wealthy to go fishing and relax.

She parked her car outside the pond and was about to call Carey when she heard. someone calling her name as soon as she got out of the vehicle.

Turning around, she saw Carey in a baseball uniform standing not far away, jogging towards her.

He was naturally handsome, usually appearing serious when not smiling, but the moment he smiled, he instantly radiated warmth, appearing healthy and clean.

“Bella, have you had lunch yet?”

Isabella shook her head and told the truth. “No.”

“Then, let’s go in and grab something to eat first.”

Carey walked ahead, one hand in his pocket, clearly acting as a guide for her.

He maintained a reasonable distance, even if there were bushes or mud ponds. He would remind her but would never take her hand proactively.

After these two encounters, Isabella had changed her opinion of him quite a bit, almost dropping her guard.

usually lead to farmhouses at the end. They were all well decorated, equal

someone familiar before they even

was surprised. “Gordon?”

from the second floor. His face did not look too good, and

his face brightened up, then he glanced behind him, and

did Isabella notice a beautiful woman with long

sleek gray jumpsuit, her hair tied up in a high ponytail, wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap. She was a perfect example of a

two of them were parting

of them ran into each other, no one spoke. So, Isabella took the initiative to greet them.

politely extended her hand and introduced herself.

was a bit amazed. “Willy

an artistic

she misunderstood and explained lightly. “Willy means orchid,

suddenly realized and laughed. “That’s also a very poetic name.”

didn’t continue to

atmosphere was awkward.

to Isabella in a bad mood. “You seem to have time today.

didn’t need to guess to know that Mr. Dunkstein was in a

not as busy as you, having to accompany