Find me in your labyrinth (Stella and Jonathan) novel Chapter 2330

Gabriel said over the phone, "We'll head over in the afternoon."

We?

It was a simple word, but Estelle sensed a hint of intimacy in it.

She brushed her hair back with her hand and smiled lightly, "Sure, anytime works for me."

Gabriel responded, "Alright, gotta hang up now!"

After putting down her phone, Jonathan came over with clothes and even picked out shoes for her to wear today. "Let's head downstairs for breakfast first, and by the time we're done, everyone else should be about here."

Estelle asked, "Got any plans?"

"What are you in the mood for?" Jonathan inquired.

The estate offered boat rides, golfing, spa sessions, and numerous indoor activities like ice skating, bowling, or even visiting the orchard to pick some fruits and vegetables.

Estelle thought for a moment, "I want to take Kya to the castle. She'd love that."

"Sure, there's also an orchard nearby. That could be fun too," Jonathan agreed.

Estelle was eager, "Then let's hurry."

"Hold on, breakfast first!" Jonathan said with a smile, holding her hand as they walked downstairs.

After breakfast, they took a tour bus to the castle.

Estelle was surprised to see Susanna standing next to Andrew as she boarded the bus. She thought Susanna would leave the estate after yesterday's incident.

But it seemed like nothing had happened, and she was back to following Andrew, though with a colder demeanor, ignoring everyone else.

Why stay if it's going to be like this?

Magdalen texted Estelle, "Looks like Ms. Murphy has her sights set on Mr. Foster."

Estelle replied, "Doesn't Andrew see it?"

Estelle's eyes widened, "......"

...

The castle, nestled at the foot of the mountains and composed of a main and two secondary castles, was built in the style of the 19th century from D Country. Its grand scale and imposing aura, set against the backdrop of red maple and pine trees on the mountain, made it a sight of sheer beauty and mystery, straight out of a fairy tale.

Estelle was captivated by the castle on her first visit, and even on her second, she remained in awe.

Jonathan's taste in architecture, as evident in the design of Villa del Sol, was always to be trusted.

Inside, Emily was the most excited, hardly able to wait to explore.

The castle's interior was as magnificent as expected, with tall carved stone columns, murals characteristic of the 19th century Romantic period, various portraits of famous individuals, and antiques collected from around the world. It could well be called a treasure trove.

Magdalen marveled as they walked, "It's such a shame to have this castle all to itself here!"

Estelle laughed, "The most extraordinary treasures are always solitary and proud!"