Life After Prison

Chapter 55

Severin soon drove the car to the gate of Villa 808. It was very huge, and there was a garage that was specially located next to the entrance. He parked the car there, got out, and took the key to open the door.

“I…I never dreamed that we’d ever have the chance to live in such a big villa!” Maurice felt emotional when he looked at the big villa in front of him.

Judith frowned. “I don’t think we can’t afford the management fees for such a big place…”

Severin opened the door with a smile. “Leave those stuff to me. I want you to move in here with peace of mind, so don’t worry so much about everything.”

“Come now, dear! Let’s move our belongings in. I believe Severin must’ve done some great things for Henry to give him this villa!” Maurice smiled and said, “It seems that Severin’s medical ability is exceptionally good and he saved Henry’s life successfully. We might not be able to afford a place like this even if we work ourselves to death, but this might just be worth pocket change to Henry!”

stuff in first. It’s getting dark already, so we should get everything sorted out and let everyone choose their rooms. Once that’s done, we’ll get some delicious food outside!” Diane smiled too. It was the first

have my room too, Mom?” Selene looked at Diane innocently

upstairs and downstairs!” Diane

with downstairs. You three should take the rooms upstairs!” Maurice chuckled and added, “You know, I kept worrying over what to do if Severin came out of prison with so much debt. He

“Look at you, being all beside

laughed. “Haha, shouldn’t I be unhappy? Everything changed overnight! We don’t need to worry that

life, it’s rare for anyone to just give you a place to stay. Always remember

a little more, you know!” Severin smiled and added, “By the way, I’ll make some medicinal liquid for

smiles, and she seemed to have grown younger by several years since Severin returned. That youthful vigor was something she never had in the past. Severin’s return meant that she no longer had to worry about whether or not he was doing all right in prison.

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