Destined to Love You novel Chapter 138

But Claudia did not seem to sense that she was not welcomed by them.

She walked straight over and put down the things in her hands.

“Jonathan, how are your injuries? You don't blame me if I haven't had time to come over the other day, do you?”

Jonathan frowned a little impatiently.

“You're not welcome here.”

But Claudia laughed and said, “If you knew what I was doing during that time, you wouldn't have said that.”

“I don't want to know, and I'm not interested in knowing.”

Claudia turned her head and looked at Angelia, hiding her intentions, “What about you? Don't you want to know either?”

Angelia frowned, wondering what exactly Claudia was trying to do.

“Don't want to.” She turned her gaze elsewhere.

Claudia stood up and spoke without a hitch.

“I found out the other day, the nest I had put on the balcony to raise some canaries, ended up getting taken over by a pheasant from nowhere, and I spent several days trying to chase it away.”

She glanced at Angelia and smiled, "Do you have any good ideas?"

Angelia turned her head away, not looking at her.

“Nope. But I remember, the canary was kept in a cage, or perhaps it didn't want to stay any longer and fled away, worried that her owner would find out, so she stole a chick instead to replace itself.”

“Is it?” Claudia sneered and said, "But a pheasant is just a pheasant after all, it can't become a canary."

“Is that what you came for to talk about today?’

“Of course not.”

Claudia walked up to Jonathan and said, “I came here just to care about Jonathan. And there are many, many things I want to talk with you, so when we have the time in the future, we must have a talk.”

Jonathan frowned and looked at her.

Claudia had already stood up and turned around to head outside.

Angelia followed close behind.

They reached the door before Claudia lowered her voice.

“Next time, I'll just tell him the truth.”

After saying that, she smiled smugly, turned around and walked away.

Angelia stood at the door watching her leave then finally turned away after a long while.

Seeing her distracted look, Jonathan said, "She won't be let in next time."

“Huh?”

Angelia lifted her head slightly and said, “That will be not necessary, if she wants to come, there are many ways.”

Jonathan looked at her carefully and spoke up, " Did you have any problems with her?"

Angelia avoided his gaze and suddenly felt guilty.

“Nothing of the sort.”

Angelia's gaze, however, remained on her, as if he wanted to tell what she was thinking in her heart through her face.

Two days later, Jonathan was discharged from the hospital and returned to the castle.

Angelia took a leave of absence from Cassius and stayed behind just to take care of Jonathan.

Someone who has yet to recover from his injuries, fully explained what it meant by taking the advantage for someone.

On the first day, he said his back hurts when he lifts his arms, so Angelia fed him.

On the second day, he said he could not rub his back when showering, and asked Angelia to help him.

On the third day, he claimed that he was afraid that the wound on his back would recur during the midnight and needed a companion.

The housekeeper volunteered without hesitation.

Jonathan interrogated him seriously, as his retirement will be the consequence of his unmindful words.

Then the housekeeper obligingly recommended Angelia, and even enthusiastically moved Jonathan's things in.

Jonathan said he wanted to give him a raise.

The housekeeper immediately showed a fatherly smile as he looked at Angelia and Jonathan to enter a room.

Turning his head and chatting with the cook, he casually discussed what the name of the young master should be.

Once Angelia accidentally saw many names he wrote down in the small notebook, prolifically jotted, not at all ambiguous.

Angelia was standing by the window, watching the housekeeper below ordering the gardener to mow the lawn.

Jonathan waved at her.