Although Martha spoke sternly, she still shot a re at Trevor.
Trevor remained unfazed and didn’t <b>react</b>. He didn’t need another reminder; he simply picked up a dish and ced some food on Celeste’s te.
Celeste responded, “<b>Thank </b>you.”
Martha then mentioned that she had brought a variety of health supplements <b>for </b>them. After dinner, she nned to personally oversee the preparation of some nourishing soups for Celeste and Trevor.
Celeste couldn’t refuse and could only nod in agreement.
Martha had spent time in Yorkhaven in her younger years and had mastered the art of making rich, slow–cooked broths.
After dinner, she went to the kitchen to personally guide the staff in preparing the tonics. When Celeste tried to help, Martha simply pushed her out of the kitchen.
Left with no other choice, Celeste sat down on the couch.
Jordyn and Trevor were also there–one focused on her Artisan’s Puzzle, the other on his phone, busy with <b>work</b>. The room was silent.
At that moment, Matthias messaged Celeste about something work–rted. After seeing the content, she immediately replied, fully absorbed in the discussion.
She was so focused that she didn’t even notice when Martha walked out of the kitchen.
Trevor, however, had already put down his phone.
When she realized that, Celeste quickly set her own phone aside. “Grandma.”
Martha nced at the three of them, sighed, and muttered, “You all…”
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<b>Not </b>knowing what else to say, she sat beside Celeste and asked, “What were you so busy with?”
“Just some work–rted matters.”
Martha snorted and gestured toward Trevor. “You can discuss work with him, can’t you? Or is he just decoration sitting here?”
Celeste froze for a moment. She didn’t mention that she had already resigned from Fleming Group.
She nced at Trevor.
He seemed to be in a rtively good mood and made no effort to correct Martha or tell her that Celeste no longer worked at thepany.
Perhaps he <b>was </b>worried that if she found out, Martha would insist on her returning to Fleming <b>Group</b>.
Martha <b>soon </b>moved on to another topic and then pulled both Celeste and Trevor along for a walk in the garden.
After their stroll, Martha grow tired. “<b>I’m </b>going to take a bath and get some rest. When the soup is ready, don’t forget to drink it.”
Celeste was about to respond when she suddenly realized the implication of Martha’s words. She hesitated and turned to look at Trevor.
Seemingly anticipating her reaction, Trevor said, “Grandina is nning to stay here for a while.”
“What?” Celeste <b>was </b>stunned.
Trevor didn’t borate. “I’m heading to the study.”
With that, he left without waiting for her response.
Jordyn came running downstairs and pulled Celeste upstairs to help her solve her Artisan’s Puzzle.
Celeste spent over an hour with her before Hannah arrived, carrying a tray. “Mrs. Fleming, the soup is ready.”
She set down one of the bowls.
Celeste took it, saying, “Thank you.”
“Mrs. Fleming Senior said to drink it while it’s hot.”
“Okay, I will.”
Hannah left to deliver the other bowl to Trevor
Celeste drank her soup and then reminded Jordyn to take a bath.
Since Martha was staying over, Celeste couldn’t sleep in Jordyn’s room again.
Once Jordyn had finished her bath, Celeste returned to the master bedroom.
Trevor wasn’t there, so he was probably still in the study.
Matthias had sent over more documents that she hadn’t finished reviewing.
She quickly responded to a portion of them, but there were still some difficult issues that required more thought. Pondering them, she walked into the bathroom.
After showering and changing into her pajamas, she suddenly realized she had forgotten to bring pajama pants.
The clothes she had worn earlier had gotten wet while she was washing her face.
Celeste figured Trevor probably wasn’t back yet.
After hesitating for a moment, she pushed open the bathroom door and stepped out.
But the moment she did, she locked eyes with Trevor, who looked right at her.