Gifts

The lavender manor outside Bangor Harbor, the sea of purple flowers, and the red windmill cottages are a unique and beautiful view of the harbor.

Bowa followed in the crowd. She heard about the eldest lady of the manor, a very big lady; even the housekeeper who manages the manor immediately went to greet her, and she repeatedly told them not to run around or look around. Missy, who must not collide.

Bouwa is also full of curiosity about the young lady; she has never seen such a big person before.

It's just that she is responsible for doing the laundry. There are still a lot of clothes that have not been washed today. If you delay work, you will be punished by the supervisor.

Here, board and lodging are included, and the salary is not low. She is reluctant to part with this job.

The supervisor is very strict. She saw with her own eyes that another woman who was selected with her was driven away because two pieces of clothing were damaged.

Bouwa lowered her head and cleaned her clothes seriously and carefully, forgetting the passage of time until the sound of footsteps coming from the courtyard wall outside and the chatter of servants distracted her a little.

"Miss is so pretty; that long golden hair is like a princess recorded in a book."

"Miss is still very kind and rewarded Tom with a gold coin."

"Wow, I wish I could have been closer."

Bouwa's eyes twinkled with envy, but she wasn't jealous because she knew she was clumsy and it would be disastrous if she ran into a big shot.

Hang the washed clothes on the line.

At this time, footsteps came from outside the door.

When Bouwa saw the supervisor walk in, she quickly wiped the water off her hands on the apron and forced a smile on her face." director."

The supervisor looked gloomy, and there were several servants behind him.

"Someone said they saw you stealing other people's things?" asked the supervisor.

Bova quickly said otherwise: "No, I don't."

   "Director, I found it. "I found it in her package." There were hurried footsteps outside the door, and several older servants walked in. The leader was holding a gold ring in his hand.

"Did you see it taken out of her bag?" the supervisor asked.

   "Exactly."

"It was taken out of her bag."

"Yes, I saw it too."

Several servants spoke one after another, and some old employees had worked here for more than ten years.

"It's not the supervisor's fault; I didn't take it," Bova said excitedly.

"We have all seen you with our own eyes, and you are still sophistry," several workers next to him charged."This kind of woman is the best at disguising."

"That's right; I didn't expect the seemingly honest Bowa to be this kind of person."

The supervisor was expressionless. Seeing the supervisor like this, Bowa became even more nervous.

The supervisor also had this expression when that person was fired last time.

Bouwa was a worker who was hired to do laundry some time ago. Seeing her hard work, the supervisor was quite satisfied, but he didn't expect to see this habit of petty theft.

The supervisor waved to Bowa, "Come here."

   "Director." Bowa walked over anxiously.

"I have also noticed your work during this time." The supervisor said

Bova nodded hurriedly.

"It's only the 14th day of this month, but I will pay you the full salary according to this month." "You should find another job." The supervisor said

"Director, I didn't take that thing," Bova said.

The supervisor waved his hand. It doesn't matter whether she took it or not because there are too many people in the manor. He heard that the big shots from above were quite critical.

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In the past two days, my parents have gone to choose shops and observe the market.

Looking at how the middle-aged couple started their business in high spirits, Lynn felt that as long as they could be happy, it would be fine.

As long as you can have your things to do and support yourself, it doesn't matter whether you earn money or not.

Hamilton and the others invited Lynn to go out together to choose a store location. Lynn refused to go outside and meditated at home during the day. The earth ring gradually formed in his mind!

  —

A coldness flowed through my mind, and the new earth ring was successfully condensed.

very good and progressing.

In the evening, Lynn was sitting by the bed reading a book when there was a knock on the wooden door of the balcony: "Come in."

Lauren walked into the room, and the man kept rubbing his hands as soon as he entered the room.

Ling En saw his happy, excited, and hesitant appearance and guessed in his heart.

"Master, can you do me a favor?" Lauren asked nervously.

Lynn noticed Lauren's eyes flickering and his tail wagging slightly behind him for the first time since coming here.

   "You found your wife?" Lynn guessed.

   "I found it." Lauren's tone was filled with uncontrollable excitement.

I asked people to look for Bowa and the others. Today, they said they had clues. I followed them to find them. "It turned out to be my wife and child, but I dared not go in and meet her," Lauren said so shyly.

With his current state, how dare he see his wife?

His hideous appearance now will only scare her.

The more you love someone, the more you can't bear for her to be hurt, and sometimes you would rather have that ferocious barb turn over and stab yourself.

"Master, can you help me visit her tomorrow? Just like my friend, this is the money I saved." Lauren took out a money bag from her arms.

Lynn didn't say no because he had promised Lauren.

"Tell me the address; I'll check it out tomorrow."

Lauren gave Lynn the address before closing the door and exiting the room.

Lynn smiled, genuinely happy for him, as she watched Lauren forget to close the closed balcony wooden door today due to excitement.

Put the book he was reading on the table behind his back.

Lin En walked to the balcony; the cold wind was blowing outside the window, and the curtains were slightly raised.

Lynn drew the curtains and closed the balcony door.

Going back to the desk and sitting down, Lynn froze suddenly.

On top of the alchemy book that he had turned upside down, there was an extra book on a variation on a brown leather cover.

With his current mental strength, he can clearly remember that there was absolutely no such book here just now!

Lynn turned his head and scanned the room.

The room was empty, without any extra life.

But the books on the table are real.

"Serena?" Lynn asked.

The room was silent; no one answered.

Lynn lowered his head and picked up the books on the table.

"Introduction and Basis of Variation."

Teacher, is that you?

Then why don't you want to come out and see me?

Lin En sighed secretly.

The pages of the book were turned, and a blank sheet of paper floated down in the gap between the pages.

   His eyes lit up.

Pick up the blank paper.

There is only one address above.

13 Fork Street.