Leave Me Alone Mr Shaffer Novel

Chapter 410

Isabella stood in the water, much shorter than Seth. Despite her best efforts, she could

only throw the flowers up to his legs.

However, the flowers were soaked, and upon hitting his legs, they quickly wet his pants.

Seth was annoyed. He clenched his teeth and wasted no time in turning around to

continue picking flowers.

She was speechless. This man petty

Before she could react, another batch of flowers came flying in her direction.

Whatever. I will just throw them all back, she thought angrily.

Late at night, Mr. Ben panted as he ran to the backyard because he heard strange noises from afar.

Just as he arrived at the edge of the pool, he witnessed a peculiar scene.

Isabella stood in the water, quickly picked up the flowers, and threw them at him.

Seth could only use one hand. His strength was great, but his speed was lacking.

In a stroke of luck, she tossed three flowers in rapid succession. Each hit his face, and

water splashed everywhere.

Mr. Ben looked alarmed. “Mr. Shaffer! There’s a call from the old Shaffer residence!”

Seth stopped and said, “Wait!”

to deal with this

He could only try to persuade the woman in

spirits. Seeing the

soaked clothes and took the opportunity to

Ben was helpless.

first, then fight!”

threw the last flower at Seth’s forehead, then

to indicate that she was declaring a unilateral

was all wet, and there were no more

found that the row behind him was completely

roses and camellias thrown earlier, and now everything was gone in

stood in the back and was

on his hip and pointed at

he

her eyes. She

phone call was still waiting for him.

had no choice. He knew his priorities and couldn’t ignore the incessant phone call

old Shaffer

her before storming off, leaving the

let out a long sigh of relief

Ben also left, leaving only the

Meow!

have no backbone!”

her anger

understand. It yawned at

water for a while. She wanted to sneak back, but

a bath

was very grateful as she wrapped the towel around

study. Thankfully, she didn’t run