Chapter 459 Visiting Geoffrey
Eula heard this and suddenly thought of his...
Her face turned red all of a sudden, and she gave him a little push. "Stop it, go do your work."
Judson saw her blushing and knew that Eula understood what he meant. His eyes were filled with even more affection as he kissed her on the cheek. "Babe, see you tonight!"
With that, he turned around and got into the black Bentley. Eula watched as his car slowly drove away.
Myles stood behind her, "Ms. Lowe, this way, please."
He opened the car door for Eula, and she got in, finally heading home. It felt so comfortable to be back.
Smelling the familiar air and looking at the familiar street scenes, she felt incredibly at ease.
After a short while, the car stopped at her house. Eula went inside.
The three kids hadn't come back yet. She put her luggage in the bedroom and took a shower.
She had slept on the plane last night, so she hadn't showered and felt quite uncomfortable.
Now feeling refreshed, she was looking for clothes in the walk-in closet when Mary, who had just returned from grocery shopping, walked in holding a stick. Their eyes met.
Eula was startled, and so was Mary.
Both of them patted their chests in relief, and Eula asked. "Mary, what's this?"
Mary found it amusing, "I thought a thief had broken in, but it turns out it's you, Eula. You're back."
Eula was also amused by her, "Mary, is there any ravioli in the fridge? Pack some for me, I need to take it to Geoffrey."
Geoffrey lived alone in a villa in the suburbs and seemed to see no one.
He didn't even have a servant. How had he been getting by these days?
Eula found it terrifying to think about, so she wanted to hurry over and bring some frozen ravioli, at least so he could quickly have something to eat.
Mary, hearing this, quickly walked out. "Yes, I'll pack it right away."
Geoffrey's blindness was a hurdle for Mary, too, so she was quite concerned about him.
Eula put on jeans and a T-shirt, knowing she would have to do some work over there, so she dressed more practically.
When she went downstairs, Mary had already packed the ravioli and was waiting for her in the living room. "Eula, why don't I go with you?"
It was still early, and the kids hadn't finished school yet. She really wanted to see Geoffrey.
Eula took the bag. "Mary, he lives in the suburbs now, it's a bit far. You need to pick up the kids from school later. I'll take you to see him over the weekend."
"The suburbs, huh? That is a bit far. Alright, let's do it over the weekend then!"
Eula carried the bag and walked out. "I'm heading out now. I'll be back early tonight, tell the kids to wait for me."
She missed the three kids after not seeing them for a few days.
Eula drove to the suburbs following the address Shirley had sent. This area was a vacation villa zone, busier on weekends or holidays.
On a workday like today, the villa area was very quiet.
Eula's car couldn't enter, so she registered and had Shirley call the security guard before she could go in.
Following the address, she found Villa 17.
The trees here were very dense. It was originally a mountain, and the villas were built into it, maintaining the original forest.
Walking in alone, Eula felt quite comfortable, with bird calls audible everywhere.
The cool breeze was very pleasant.
She stood at the door and rang the doorbell, looking up at the house.
A three-story house, mainly white, but all the curtains were tightly closed, making it seem like no one was home.
After ringing the doorbell for a while, no one came to open the door.
Eula had no choice but to take out her phone and call him, not knowing if he would answer.
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