Classic Novel
Chapter 230
Chapter 230
Chapter 230 Lying
Eudora had nothing to do, standing at the door and listening to the croaking of the frogs in the pond.
After a while, Colbert came out with two chairs in his hand. Original from NôvelDrama.Org.
The two sat side by side, looked up at the moon, and enjoyed the quiet night.
It was a very long night.
Mosquitoes were common in the countryside, but Matt planted a lot of Filipendula palmata Nana at the
door to repel mosquitoes. As a result, there were no mosquitoes.
The two of them just sat there.
Eudora was thinking of the 40 thousand dollars that Rosetta had just now given her, and she was so
absorbed in her joy that she could not extricate herself.
Seeing that she hadn't spoken for a while, Colbert asked, "Why didn't you speak?"
"What?"
Eudora was confused. "What should I say?"
"What happened between you and Alva?"
Colbert asked about the matter that he had always been curious about in his heart.
"No, nothing."
Eudora didn't want to tell Colbert, and she didn't know how to answer Colbert's question.
The matter between Alva and her could not be explained in a few words.
It was even more impossible for Eudora to tell Colbert about that because she had a profound hatred of
the Baldwin family now.
To her, Colbert and Alva were people of the same kind.
She was an outsider, so she had to be on guard against him all the time.
"It's just that I don't like her."
Eudora told a perfunctory lie.
"That's all?"
"Yes."
"That's not what you said on the mountain."
Colbert said.
Eudora thought about it and recalled that on the mountain, she had said that Alva would kill her.
Thinking of it now, it seemed to her that she must have been out of her mind at that moment so that
she had spoken without scruple in Colbert's presence.
She was also stupid!
She did magnify Colbert's little kindness to her and was even off her guard against him!
It shouldn't have been.
"Well, I was worried. I told you before that the Baldwin family wanted me to donate my bone marrow to
Giles. I was afraid that the Baldwin family would force me and kill me because I wouldn't agree. If so,
what should I do?"
She was talking nonsense seriously.
Colbert was so smart that he could tell that Eudora's words were a lie, but he didn't expose it and said
nothing.
The two fell silent.
Eudora sighed. "I am wondering what my parents are doing now. I miss them very much."