Dangerous Love: You Are My One and Only Bride novel Chapter 412

Tiffany flatly denied, “I’m not worried. It’s a roast, get it? A roast! Speaking of, what happened to that desert you made? I’ve heard that Mark nearly lost his life after consuming it. And that he’s even had to go to the hospital for an IV?”

Arianne felt depressed at the very mention of this matter, “No improvements. If I could make the exterior of the desert look good, that would already be an achievement, but it just won’t taste good. Not even Rice Ball wants to eat it. Now, every time anyone at home sees me in the kitchen, they tremble with fear. I’m so worried.”

Tiffany burst into laughter but did not go overboard with teasing her. She stopped at just the right time, “Ari, would you like to come look at houses with me? My mother wants to move, and I’m afraid that she might nitpick. Come and help me convince her so that once it’s nearly done, we can just decide. At least, I won’t have to deal with her walking around the entire day and still feeling unsatisfied.”

Arianne agreed. She didn’t have anything else to do anyway.

Once they met up again, Tiffany pulled Arianne aside and softly told her, “My mom is definitely going to look at villas. You’ve been living in the Tremont Estate for many years, so you must have an eye. Let’s just persuade her and get this over with. As long as the house is bearable and the price isn’t more than a million dollars, we can take it. I don’t have enough patience to spend an entire day with my mom, looking for houses. It’s too torturous. Let’s just agree on that.”

Arianne nodded, “Are you and Ethan going to get married? Is he buying this house?”

Tiffany furrowed her brow and shook her head, “Ethan and I aren’t getting married this soon. My mom is eager to move into a new place and is itching for me to get married so that Ethan can give us a house and she can move out as soon as possible. However, I’ve already told her that I’m not getting married this soon, and if she wants to move, I can only pay for it with my own money. I don’t know if my mother actually listened to all of that.”

She didn’t even know if Lillian listened to her? That was a problem.

They had seen villas from three different locations in the morning. Lillian refused to settle for anything less than seven to eight rooms. She would either complain that the rooms had bad configuration, that they were too small, or that the location was too secluded.

During lunch in a restaurant at noon, Tiffany pulled out the floor plans of each house that they had seen and showed them to her, “Choose. Choose one. I am not running around with you. The villas in these areas are already pretty good. Stop wasting time.”