I Saved A Mystery Billionaireac (Eudora) novel Chapter 978

"Ah? Nothing. I'm discussing something with your mother at the door. I didn't expect you and Colbert to be in the room." Ansel thought quickly and made up an excuse.

"Right. We prepared the gift for Colbert since it is his first time at our house."

Mildred immediately took it out and handed it to Colbert.

"Mrs. Stanford, don't be so polite."

Colbert waved his hand.

"Oh, don't refuse. It is the first time you've come to the house. This is what Ansel and I prepare for you," Mildred said, insisting on giving a gift to Eudora.

"Take it. It is a token of my mother's regard." Eudora persuaded Colbert.

He had no choice but to accept it.

Then, they said goodbye at the door before leaving.

After they left, Eudora was dragged away by Kevin to his house. He began to train her again.

For about two weeks, Eudora was intensely trained for 12 hours every day. She wanted to go back to Kenison City but was beaten up by Kevin.

Three days later, Eudora finally escaped from the intense training and returned to Kenison City.

When she arrived in Kenison City and just got out of the car, Colbert greeted her with a bouquet of flowers. "Eudora, it is for you."

It was a large bunch of blue roses, dotted with gypsophila and green leaves. Over the flowers were a few colorful thin silk threads, making the bouquet gorgeous.

However, Eudora took the bouquet, turned around, and threw it in the car.

This scene made Colbert disappointed.

But at this moment, Eudora turned back and jumped onto Colbert, hugging him tightly like an octopus.

He subconsciously grabbed her hips and hugged her.

Eudora rested her chin on Colbert's shoulder and couldn't help crying, "I'm finally back. Colbert, Kevin is almost killing me. My body hurts everywhere..."

Colbert had been disappointed because Eudora threw the bouquet away, but now seeing Eudora hugging and sharing with him, he smiled satisfactorily, in a good mood.

He supported the slender Eudora with one hand and smoothed her back with the other, comforting her. "Well, my girl has suffered."