Married At First Sight Chapter 4259


    Looking at Elora, the olddy York nodded with a smile. "Of course. Then I''ll take you out to see FC Manor."


    She turned to the olddy Johnson beside her. "Old sister, I''ll take Elora for a


    walk."


    Olddy Johnson nodded. "Please help me entertain Miss Ormond." Elora stood up and stepped forward to assist the olddy York.


    "Elora, no need to help me," the olddy York said. "I may be old, but I can still walk just fine."


    Elora hadn''t expected that the elderly woman traveled frequently. Still, she continued to offer support.


    The olddy York was pleased. The granddaughter-inw she favored had impable character-status aside, this was the most important quality.


    If her character wasn''t good, she wouldn''t have earned such favor. The group left the main house.


    Elora turned to the bodyguards. "You don''t need to follow. Just wait for me here." The four bodyguards responded respectfully, stopping in ce and watching as Elora and the olddy York walked away together.


    "Spring is here, and the flowers are in bloom. FC Manor looks beautiful this time of year," the olddy York said as she led Elora through the vi grounds.


    Elora nced around and nodded. "It is very beautiful."


    Still, it didn''t leave her in awe-perhaps because the Ormond family''s mansion was just as impressive.


    "I heard from Tatum that his mother and several aunts all live here with you?" she asked.


    The olddy York chuckled. "Yes.


    They get bored at home, so they say they want to apany an olddy like me and rx. Now they''re out shopping, but they''ll be back this evening. Why don''t you stay for dinner? I''ll shamelessly extend the invitation on behalf of old Mrs. Johnson."


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    Elora politely declined. "No, I''ve already disturbed you bying here. How could I stay for dinner? I came today to get some answers There''s something that''s been, weighing on me for a long time, like a thorn in my heart. Iesolve I don''t it it''ll keep affecting my mood."


    The olddy York gave her a kind look. "Ask whatever is on your mind. If I know the answer, I''ll tell you. But if it''s something I can''t say, I hope you''ll understand."


    She addressed herself as "grandma” in front of her future granddaughter-inw, closing the emotional distance between them.


    Elora didn''t dwell on it and got straight to the point. "Olddy York, do you know the real reason Tatum came to my ce?"


    The olddy York smiled knowingly. "Yes, I do. Tatum told me he wanted to apply for a position as a chef in your household. That boy loves cooking. He thought it would be a great challenge to be your personal chef, so he went."


    Elora remained silent for a moment before pressing further. "But the two ces are thousands of kilometers apart. Why would Tatum care so much about my hiring a private chef?"


    The olddy York chuckled. "I wouldn''t know. Maybe your job posting caused a stir in the culinary world, or perhaps his friends told


    him about it. He has a lot of chef


    friends-they often exchange


    cooking techniques and get together to share experiences."


    Elora didn''t believe her, but she didn''t argue. Instead, she continued walking with


    the olddy York, entering a garden.


    The garden was filled with a variety of flowers, all in full bloom. Vibrant colors stretched in every direction, painting a picturesque scene.


    At the center of the garden stood a pavilion.