“What’s our n?”


    M hesitated briefly before turning to Phoebe. “We’re going to stay at Hoffis Manor,” she dered.


    Phoebe’s expression turned incredulous. “Stay at Hoffis Manor? Are you serious?”


    M sighed. “It’s the only way you can be close enough to protect my grandparents.”


    Without further discussion, Phoebe headed inside to pack their belongings.


    An hourter, in the luxurious vi of Hoffis Manor, M and Phoebe stood in the living room, each with


    a suitcase beside them.


    The staff of Hoffis Manor exchanged puzzled nces, their skepticism evident as they observed the


    two unfamiliar women.


    Loretta was equally stunned, gazing at their suitcases with disbelief. She couldn’t help but feel shocked


    and slightly amused by the


    situation.


    “When did Hoffis Manor be a shelter?” Loretta’s tone drippe with disdain. “Who gave you the


    audacity to assume you can stay in my house? It’sughable and embarrassing. Where do you get the


    nerve to make such requests?”


    M remainedposed as she replied, “Grandma, I’m divorced now and have nowhere else to go. I


    just hoped to stay at Hoffis Manor for a few days.”


    Loretta let out a cold snort, finding the situation utterly ridiculous. ” Robert, escort these guests out,”


    she ordered the butler.


    As M and Phoebe turned to leave, M muttered, “Fine, I’ll just go


    back to Nathan’s house.”


    Suddenly feeling uneasy, Loretta called out, “Wait!”


    M and Phoebe exchanged a nce, smiling faintly as they turned


    back to face Loretta.


    After a brief pause, Loretta relented, “Our family owns several vis. Take your pick. Or if you prefer,


    you can stay at any hotel.”


    M pursed her lips and shook her head, adopting a slightly yful tone as she murmured, “I only have


    eyes for Sudvi and Hoffis. Manor. If I can’t stay here, then I’ll head to Sudvi.”


    Loretta’s fury was evident, her re piercing as she huffed in cold disdain. “You are truly shameless.”


    Undeterred by Loretta’s hostility, M turned to Phoebe. “Phoebe, what did Nathan say earlier?”


    Phoebe nodded in understanding, clearing her throat before rying Nathan’s message. “Mr. Morrison


    said he wants to remarry you.”


    M replied coolly, “Well, that’s not entirely out of the question…


    Loretta’s anger surged, her voice resonating through the room asmanded, “Robert, prepare two


    guest rooms for them!”


    M’s smile was radiant as she graciously thanked Loretta, “Thank you, Grandma.”


    With that, she passed her luggage to the maid and grabbed Phoebe’s hand, leading the way toward the


    second floor.


    Here, in her former home, everything felt achingly familiar. Yet, she never anticipated returning under


    someone else’s guise and being met with such hostility from her own grandmother.


    Two hourster, Sally returned from her shopping trip to find the living. adorned with luxury goods.


    However, her good mood vanished instantly upon learning that two strangers had moved into her


    house.


    When she discovered it was Suzanne, her anger intensified.


    Sally’s voice reverberated with fury throughout the mansion. “I didn’t agree to this! Get them out of here


    immediately.”


    Oliver hurried back from the hospital upon receiving the news.


    In the grand living room, M and Phoebe sat calmly on the sofa, observing the scene before them.


    Sally was furious, her expression dark and imposing as she vowed to defend her stance at any cost.


    In contrast, Oliver, despite his initial shock, appeared more excited than anything else.


    However, doubts lingered in his mind. Reason dictated that no matter how desperate Suzanne might


    be, she couldn’t possibly move into Hoffis Manor.


    Furthermore, she had arrived with a woman he had never seen before.This is property ? of N?velDrama.Org.


    Sally pointed at the door, her voice low and menacing as she addressed M and Phoebe, “Leave.”


    With a sly grin, M rose to her feet and retorted calmly, “Your grandmother permitted me to stay here.


    You have no authority to


    intervene.”


    Sally clenched her teeth, narrowing her gaze suspiciously. “Suzanne, what scheme are you plotting?


    What devious n do you have in mind?”


    M retorted, “Ms. Hoffis, when ites to scheming, I’m no match for you. Don’t worry. I simply felt


    unsettled that you took my husband


    away.


    “So, I’ve decided to stay here for a while and give you a hard time. Perhaps it’ll make me feel a bit


    better. That’s all.”