Leaving The Country After Divorce

Chapter 781 What Are You Doing

Meanwhile, at the Farwell residence, Catalina had not slept for almost the entire night. Last night, ever since Lucian brought Estella away, Catalina’s body began to feel itchy. However, she did not overthink the condition and planned to continue sleeping.

Unexpectedly, after some time, the itchiness worsened, rendering her unable to fall asleep. She endured the discomfort until the following day. Upon waking up, Catalina noticed her body was covered with red spots similar to Estella’s.

A few other housekeepers who were more closely acquainted with Catalina came over and checked on her. A short while later, their bodies started to itch too.

Catalina swiftly realized the illness was contagious. She immediately instructed everyone not to establish physical contact with one another and arranged for those uninfected people to stay in the courtyard.

Only after coming up with a simple plan to sort out the predicament at home did she remember to contact Lucian to report the circumstances to him.

Just as she took out her phone, Catalina saw his car driving into the house’s compound.

Everyone stepped backward and watched while Lucian parked and got out of the vehicle.

and expressed her concern to Lucian while putting up with her body’s

considered one of the few to witness

they left the house last night, Catalina assumed he would be infected too. To her surprise, he seemed

while wearing a solemn expression. “How many people

infected personnel before reporting, “Approximately four to five people. I’ve asked them

retrieve the spray bottles and handed one to Catalina. “Use this bottle to spray those who have been infected

and immediately turned around to delegate

the housekeepers began to carry out their

and scanned the area. Nevertheless, Aubree was nowhere to be

from upstairs when the housekeepers were almost done disinfecting the

she was able to get a good night’s sleep. By

b*tch should suffer from severe symptoms after being infected with the disease, so I reckon Lucian won’t