My billionaire husband spoils me too much novel Chapter 522

Christina was in the Western Garden of the Hopkins family.

She had never been here since she married into the Hopkins family. She heard that the Western Garden was where Judy and Brianna lived.

She came here after the black cat, slowed down, and looked around curiously.

Senior Mr. Hopkins lived in the Northern Garden, where was the quietest place. There was a large bamboo forest and many pavilions around. She and Patrick lived in the modern-style Eastern Garden, where was the most lively with many servants there. It was said that the Southern Garden used to be where Victor lived, but it almost became a forbidden area after Victor passed away.

There were the most rooms in the Western Garden. There was a row of three-story villas with exquisite hand-carved wooden doors and hand-fired red bricks. The architecture was full of Eastern antique beauty.

There were also lanterns hanging above the mahogany corridor, with rockeries and willows on both sides. There were fewer servants here, and the scenery was as beautiful as a landscaped garden.

The Western Garden was mainly used to entertain guests, and Ms. Hopkins also lived here.

Suddenly, the bush on her right moved a little. The black cat jumped out and landed steadily.

The cat walked on the wooden corridor railing. It turned around proudly, glanced at Christina, and wagged its tail. Then it continued to walk forward gracefully with its four claws.

Christina watched the cat strut out without being afraid of people. Even the look in its eyes just now was a little contemptuous.

Which bastard raised this cat?

She judged silently, but she still followed the cat step by step.

She didn't know why she had to follow a black cat.

At the end of the corridor, there was a large sea of flowers. The flowers looked like narcissus, which was bulbous plants that did not grow very tall. But they also looked like trumpet flowers, which petals were purple and blue.

A sea of violet-blue flowers, which was so brilliant and beautiful.

The black cat stopped by the flowers and did not move then.

Christina was not a romantic person who loved flowers, but the beautiful violet-blue sea in front of her really pleased her eyes.

She didn't know much about flowers. She squatted down and took a closer look at the flowers. In her crude words, the leaves of the flowers were as green and slender as a scallion. There were six violet-blue petals and three red stigmas of each flower...

Getting closer to smell it, there was a unique fragrance.

Christina was not interested in flowers. She looked up at the black cat, whose paws were rough on the beautiful flowers. One of the flowers was dragged to the stone moss. The cat used its paws to split the petals into pieces. In the end, only the thin, silky, red stigmas were left on the stone moss.

Christina suddenly felt that these red stigmas looked familiar...

What are these flowers called?

"Saffron."

In front of her was a three-story house, and a door was suddenly opened. It was Brianna who looked at her and said coldly.

Christina didn't know that Brianna lived here, so she was surprised. But what surprised her more was the word Brianna had just said, "Saffron."

"You said these are saffron?" Christina exclaimed.

She was not familiar with flowers and did not know what saffron looked like originally. She only knew that it could be medicinal materials after being dried, which was were red and slender.

The medicinal value of saffron was its stigmas.

Chandler claimed that the tonics she gave Crystal were mixed with saffron. Looking at Brianna, Christina had a mixed feeling. She didn't want to slander others.

Chandler wronged her, and she happened to find out there was a large sea of saffron in Brianna's garden.

Is it a coincidence?

Brianna leaned against the door frame and meaningfully looked at Christina, who was on the other side of the garden.

Brianna was still with a pure face, clear eyes, blunt bangs, and straight black hair.

Christina always felt that she was a little different as usual. She said carefully, "Did you plant these saffrons?"