The Cherished Wife

Janet's obsession with him could be understood as a problem in her head. What she could not have was what she desired the most.

It was because she could not attain him that she desperately tried to. However, what about the Bakers? Janet was fixated, but in such a large family, it was impossible for every member to share her obsession. The only explanation was that they were also trying to achieve a certain goal through Janet. The fact that Janet had the support of the Bakers suggested that they, too, wanted something from him.

"You probably won't be able to return to Phoenix Tree Residence for a while," Charles informed her.

"Yeah, I know," Noelle responded. Although her tone did not reveal any particular emotion, Charles sensed her mood had taken a dip.

Indeed, Noelle felt a bit down. While she understood the reasoning behind all of this-it was meant to prevent unnecessary trouble-she had trouble coming to terms with it.

Noelle forced a small smile and could not help but think about how she had become so sentimental. She had always been somewhat sentimental but never to this extent.

"Are you upset?" Charles asked.

"I'm not upset. Well, I guess I won't be going back to Phoenix Tree Residence after work today. Fortunately, I still have the apartment I rented before, so I'll go back there later and settle in. Also, Charlie?" "Yes?" Charles, though

but then realized he could not see her and

this period passes, you can come back," he reassured

"Okay."

"Come on, Noelle Shaw. Pull yourself together. There's nothing

smoothly between her

Soon, his expression turned cold, and he immediately called Ronald "From now on, have

from Charles "Understood, I'll inform Andrew right away and have him select a few sharp guys. But Mr. Hoffman, is

a chilling tone. "It looks like they've set their sights on Nelly. Have

the situation, Ronald straightened up. It was becoming clear that the Bakers were not just aiming for Janet to marry Charles-they had a

office, she felt everyone's eyes on her.