Spoiled by Mr. Russell

Chapter 439

Lily watched Alexander until he disappeared from her sight. Only then did she get out of the car. She saw Justin looking straight at her and seemed to be waiting for her.

She just realized that something was not right. Lily had already shown her face, and the servant had already sent a message. Therefore, it was impossible no one in the family knew she was here. How come there were no servants when she got out of the car?

It seemed like Justin had deliberately arranged it to prevent commotion. She had nothing to hide now that she was back. She gathered up her clothes and walked over to him. Justin looked at his cousin in front of him and said, “You‘re finally back.”

“I said before that I‘ll be back.” Lily‘s words implied that she would keep her promise.

and said, “Grandpa is

he had cleared the way from other guests, preventing unnecessary

and felt it necessary to thank him. Justin did not look back, “There‘s no need to thank me. After all, you didn‘t use it.” While it was true that he

even though they seemed to ignore her. Otherwise, they would not be so clear about her situation and be able to collect and give her private information about Nathaniel. “Either way, I still need

small building on the side, passed through the long corridor at the back, and reached the building behind it. The front was for receiving guests, while the back was where the Lodge family lived. Guests would not be able to come and

when you have already announced all the other evidence?” Justin asked while walking, “Do you still love him?” Lily shook her head, “Never force others to a dead end. That‘s what the family taught us since we were kids. Did you forget?” It was, of course, impossible for Justin to forget about this. He was only teasing her. He stopped

she could not forget it even if she wanted to. Lily habitually wanted to go upstairs after entering the building at the back but saw Justin walking straight, turned the corner, and headed to a room on the first floor. Lily was stunned for a while before she followed closely, “Grandpa