No More Mrs. Nice Wife (Eleanor) novel Chapter 1505

Ian quickly snapped his attention to his daughter's pouting, chubby cheeks and offered a soft smile. "Dad is listening."

After dinner, Ian drove Eleanor's car to take them home. That night, he received a call from Serena Goodwin, who was already finalizing the travel arrangements.

Eleanor also looked up the private resort. It was nestled deep within the mountains, a premium eco-friendly retreat built exclusively for wealthy vacationers seeking nature and leisure.

It was a little over a hundred miles away.

The itinerary was quickly locked in. They would head out on Friday afternoon and return on Monday morning.

Eleanor cleared her schedule and organized her tasks accordingly.

A discreet convoy of six cars left Ashford City, heading toward the mountainous outskirts.

Along the way, Evelyn was like a happy little bird, pressing her face against the window to marvel at the untouched scenery. She fired off question after question, which Ian patiently answered.

Eleanor rode in a separate car with Magdalen, chatting amiably and admiring the views outside. The older woman was in remarkably high spirits.

The drive took a few hours. As they entered the mountainous region, the air grew noticeably crisper and fresher.

Lush greenery stretched as far as the eye could see. The estate featured traditional architectural designs that blended seamlessly with the natural surroundings, exuding the grandeur of an ancient noble manor.

The estate manager, having waited for their arrival, warmly guided them to two standalone classic villas.

"Absolutely stunning. Look at this architecture—it's brimming with historical charm." Magdalen adored antiques and classic aesthetics. She was more than pleased with the trip.

When it came time to assign the villas, Evelyn announced loudly, "I want to stay in a villa with Mommy and Daddy!"

Serena had been waiting for her niece to say exactly that. She quickly chimed in, "Perfect! I'll stay with Mom and Grandma. It's settled!"

Eleanor didn't object. After all, the entire purpose of this trip was to keep her daughter company and give her a beautiful, joyful memory before the summer ended.

When distributing the rooms, Ian took the guest room on the second floor, while Eleanor and Evelyn took the master suite on the third.

Standing on the balcony, Eleanor took in the sweeping views of the verdant mountains. It was obvious that the developers had poured immense resources into the property; everything was top-tier.

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