A Night with Her Cruel Mate novel Chapter 68

"Have you forgotten? Sherry wore gloves when cleaning the room. Even if we call the police, it won’t work because there were no fingerprints. She knew that, and that was why she was not afraid." Jean sighed. "Since I’ve found the watch, we'd better let them go."

Her words seemed to inform Mandy, but in fact, her purpose was only to explain why she didn’t call the police.

Secretly, she took a glance at Terence. She was relieved when she saw that he was fine.

"Terence," Jean called out and sat next to him. "I'm really sorry for bringing you so much trouble. I think I should move out soon."

"It is I who should apologize," Terence said. Jean was quite nervous because she couldn’t figure out what was on his mind.

"Honestly, I thought it would be more convenient for you to live in my place. But I didn’t expect that something like this would happen."

"Actually, it’s not their fault." She smiled faintly and tucked her hair behind her ear. "I should've had a talk with them. If I just knew that they misunderstood our relationship, then I would have explained it clearly to them.

But I really didn’t expect that they would act that way. It just shows that these servants have a really good relationship with Julia." Her smile was bitter like her heart was sinking.

Terence frowned as he didn’t believe that Sherry would steal something from Jean.

But he knew Sherry and Julia had a good relationship. If Julia had asked Sherry to do so, the servant would be likely to do a favor for her.

He squinted his eyes and believed that it was Julia's doing. ‘How dare Julia do this!’ he thought. ‘Maybe this time I should teach her a lesson.’

"Well then, I should go upstairs. I need to pack up." Jean straightened her dress and moved like she was about to stand up. "I’ve been saying this so much, but again, I’m really sorry for being such a pain in your ass."

"Pack up? To where?" His mind was fully occupied. When he heard Jean saying that she would be packing, he came to his senses.

"I am going to move out." Jean lowered her head timidly. "Terence, I’ve just lived here for a few days, and it has already caused you so many problems. I can’t stay here any longer. I’m grateful for what you’ve done for me. Yes, you divorced Julia, partly because of me. I don’t want to know how words are going around behind my back. I am not used to this."

"Stop worrying about it. Just stay here," Terence said coldly. "Sherry and Julia get along well. That’s why it’s normal for them to reject you. But none of that should worry you now. They have resigned already, and they won’t talk about you anymore.

But the house is quite big. It won't be convenient for you to live alone here. So, I have to hire a servant for you."

"But I..." She sneered inwardly. From the beginning, she had never thought of leaving. Her plan was to eliminate all her enemies and build her own group of people.

"No more shillyshally!" Terence smiled. His gaze still fixed at her. "How about this? I’ll go to the agency and look for some servants for you. If you think they are okay, then we can let them stay. What do you think?"

Jean didn’t respond but took a glance at Mandy, who was standing beside her.