Three Little Guardian Angels

Chapter 265

Rowena stood downstairs with her arms crossed in front of her and watched as the silhouette entered the building, her eyes looking gloomy. “If it weren’t for those three children, how would she be worthy enough of standing beside Nolan?’ “Sis Rowena, have you waited for a long time?” Only then did Wynona hurried over, interrupted Rowena’s thoughts, and exclaimed with a smile, “I didn’t expect you to really come back.” “Yeah, how are things in the training camp recently?” Rowena’s expression changed as if nothing had happened. “Everything’s fine. It’s just… A newcomer arrived two days ago, and I don’t really like her.” Wynona’s expression looked really upset when she mentioned the newcomer. Rowena raised her eyebrows slightly. “Which newcomer are you referring to?” “Her last name is Vanderbilt or something like that.” “Maisie Vanderbilt?” A hint of surprise flashed across Rowena’s eyes. She did not expect that Wynona would know about Maisie since the latter had just arrived here for a day.

“Yes, it’s her. I don’t like her very much. She just arrived here, and she has already managed to make Mr. Boucher take a fancy to her and pester her all the time. She’s definitely a vixen. She really pisses me off!”

Wynona’s words made the smile hanging on Rowena’s lips look a little more ominous. ‘Wynona doesn’t like Maisie. Things have just become a lot easier. It seems that I don’t even need to do anything against Maisie.’

Stephen as their maternal grandfather ever since yesterday. When

that they can grow u p.” Daisie said while rubbing her sleepy eyes. In fact, she was not sleepy at all. She just wanted to stick with

at each other and rushed upstairs. “Time for a bedtime story!” Rowena, who was left on the

as long as Grandpa is satisfied with me. As for Maisie, I’ve

The Jade Store. “Nolan, the ring that you bought from The Jade Store has arrived. I was afraid that it would go missing if left in your office, so I brought it back directly to you.” Nolan took the brocade box and said lightly, “Thank you.”

No one noticed the cold and dimmed light that