I Saved A Mystery Billionaireac (Eudora) novel Chapter 1086

Colbert was usually not interested in everything. But when it came to Eudora, he became really curious. There was even a strong desire to know her identity and family background as soon as possible. He wanted to know what kind of changes in life her identity as Lady Stanford of the Hermits would give her.

"When will she leave Kenison City?"

Something hit Colbert all of a sudden that Eudora would leave Kenison City soon.

He had ignored one thing before.

Kevin or the Baldwin family did not obstruct his engagement with Alva before. And they were really getting married then. But they were obstructing the one with Eudora.

Living in Kenison City, Alva was a well-known talented woman and was once in the limelight.

On the contrary, Eudora lived in the country. She was like a bright pearl being hidden on purpose.

They were twins. Why were they treated differently? And who on earth was Giles?

"You are smart. You know these things but haven't told Eudora. I think you still have concerns..."

"As for Alva and Eudora, I think Alva is more interested in that position." Colbert stopped Kevin, looked at him in his eyes, and said, "Since when I knew Eudora, she has said that she wanted to live a simple and ordinary life."

"Alva was not capable," Kevin said deeply with disdain.

He didn't even mention Giles at all.

Colbert couldn't help but think of something he read in The Secret History of the Hermits. [With a history of more than hundreds of years, the head of the Hermits could only be inherited by men.]

Colbert was skeptical about this at first. But now it seemed that it was probably true.

Otherwise, Kevin wouldn't value Eudora so much.

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In the box, Eudora had been chatting with her adoptive parents for a long time before Colbert and Kevin walked in. The waiters began to serve dishes.

"Mr. Stanford, Mrs. Stanford, Mr. Robert, you haven't eaten yet after a long way here. Let's have dinner first and talk later."

Sitting beside Eudora, Colbert said politely to them.

Ansel and his wife glanced at Kevin, then at Colbert. Then they looked at each other and began to eat without saying anything.

They had dinner in a solemn atmosphere.

After the meal, Colbert said, "It's getting late. Let's go back and have a rest."