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    But when those conversations didn’t yield any results, he would carry on as if nothing had happened, avoiding any direct confrontation between Winona and Bailee.


    But this time, he hadn’t even tried to talk to Winona.


    Only after this conflict did Bailee discover that Huey had already bought a three-bedroom apartment for them. Huey had taken her there after the fight with Winona today.


    Winona had no clue where they were, making it impossible for her to find them.


    Bailee had watched as Huey turned off his personal phone, refusing to take Winona’s call.


    She had wanted to smooth things over but felt too drained from dealing with Winona’s antics. So, she had decided to let Huey manage the matter this time.


    Seeing Bailee’s rxed smile brought Eileen relief. Eileen said, “The educational institution isn’t busy right now. You can only offer online sses after the holiday. Postpone in-person courses for a month and offer two weeks of free summer training aspensation.”


    If Winona couldn’t find Huey, she would likely try to find Bailee. The educational institution would be an obvious ce for her to visit, so Bailee couldn’t go there for now.


    If Bailee and Huey were going to take a stand, they needed to do it thoroughly.


    “I understand,” Bailee quickly caught on. Then, she remembered something and said, “By the way, Dalores reached out to me a few days ago to inform me that she can start working online, but her debts have already been settled.”


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    Previously in Alverton, Dalores had spent a considerable amount using the card Eileen had given her. They had agreed that Dalores would join the educational institution to work to pay off the debts. However, Julio had intervened to pay off her debts, so Eileen was surprised that Dalores still wanted to work there.


    “If she wants to work, let her. You can make the arrangements,” Eileen said just as a sharp knock echoed at the door.


    She stood up, but Bryan had already gone to open the door and gestured for her to sit back down.


    Le and Ste marched through the doorway, their faces cold. Neither acknowledged anyone else in the house, heading straight to their own rooms and mming the doors shut. Eileen stared after them, bewildered. “What was that about?” she asked Bryan.


    “No clue,” Bryan responded. “That banging on the door scared me. I thought someone hade to cause trouble.”


    Ruby appeared from the kitchen. “Did those two have a falling out? They’ve been getting a little too cozy too quickly. Each with their own agenda, I’m sure. It’s inevitable they’d sh.”


    Eileen massaged her temples, already feeling a headache building. She said to Bryan, “Okay, let’s split up and tackle this. I’ll talk to my grandma, you talk to yours.”


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