Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 453

There wasn’t much work to do at the research institute on the following day. After having lunch, Roxanne took care of some work matters and brought some supplements produced by the research institute over to the Queen residence.

Jonathan was already waiting for her in the living room.

When Roxanne noticed that he was alone in the room, she asked in confusion, “Where’s Old Mr. Queen?”

Pointing toward the upper floor, Jonathan replied, “He’s currently having his afternoon nap. We didn’t expect you to come this early.”

Upon hearing that, Roxanne nodded and subconsciously reduced her volume as she said, “There isn’t much to do in the research institute today, and since Old Mr. Queen had helped me a lot recently, I wanted to check on his condition.”

Jonathan nodded. “Let’s just wait downstairs until he wakes up, then.”

Without thinking much, Roxanne placed the supplements on the table and sat on the single couch next to Jonathan. She then started chatting with him about Alfred’s condition.

After talking for a while, the butler’s voice sounded from outside the door.

resting upstairs. Please wait for a moment,

heard that, she immediately stopped talking and instinctively

suit, walked into

was listening to the butler, Lucian’s head was slightly tilted downward. Once

looked back up and glanced into the

he noticed who was sitting in the living room, he

slightly, seemingly slightly surprised.

frowned. She did not know how to react to

the middle of them as he looked between the frowning duo. Although he felt exasperated at the sight, a surprised expression crept up

there wasn’t much to do today, so I decided to come over and pay Old Mr. Queen a visit.

Roxanne. “You should ask Dr. Jarvis about that. She’s

felt weirded out by

wasn’t entirely sure if she was overanalyzing the situation, but she felt that today’s encounter with Lucian seemed too much of

had been intentional with his

gaze had settled on Roxanne once again. Even so, he did not say anything. It was as if both of them were strangers who had nothing to