Leave Me Alone Mr Shaffer Novel

“Resilience has always been my greatest strength throughout my life. Mr. Shaffer, give me an afternoon, and I’ll tidy up this place,” Isabella confidently boasted. Without waiting for Seth’s response, she hurried off to a store at the village entrance to buy essential daily necessities.

No matter how particular Seth was, he refused to be taken care of by a woman. As Isabella was halfway through her return journey, she spotted Seth coming to pick her up with a cold expression.

He took the items from her hands with a frown and trotted back.

Observing this, Isabella raised an eyebrow. Just as she was about to thank him, Seth interrupted, “Don’t talk. Conserve your energy,

Airight then.

Once they were back in the courtyard, Seth first inspected the electrical circuits in the yard, ensuring there were no issues so that they could at least plug in the newly purchased electric fan.

As for Isabella, she took charge of cleaning. She wiped every inch of the bed before lighting mosquito coils in every corner.

The harder she worked, the more Seth could tolerate. Like a child trying to outdo others, he pushed his fussiness to the limit again and again.

Still, although everything was fine, there was one thing Isabella never dared to mention.

Glancing around, she realized that there was actually no toilet.

Seth will definitely get

by dust,

idea are you

I’m not. I’m just

at his watch and was surprised when he discovered it was actually past 3 p.m. We haven’t eaten anything

left all the ready-to-eat ones with Mrs. Klinton.

the woman I brought with me

entrance and buy some potatoes. Then, I’ll purchase some prepared food to

thinking she might as well just buy

anything decent with the makeshift stove in

money and ran out

shouted aloud, “Mr. Shaffer, can you

eyelid had been twitching. It was indeed

dropped the broom, stepped outside, walked to the kitchen entrance, and scanned around. This stove seems to have been left unused for a long

add so firewood and keep an

and said coldly, “I’m not an idiot.”