Shattered Vows: Call Me Auntie Now novel Chapter 133

The next morning, Quinn woke up exceptionally early.

Honestly, ever since she heard the Sapphire Lake owner had changed his mind, she barely slept a wink.

She was a ball of nerves and excitement.

She was terrified the seller might back out at the last second or some other disaster would strike.

Riding that wave of anxiety, she hardly touched her breakfast. Setting her plate aside, she quickly got ready and headed for the door.

Raymond called out from behind, his gaze fixed on her slightly exhausted face. "You're distracted. It's not safe for you to drive. I'll take you."

Quinn turned to meet the man's deep, unwavering eyes. He left no room for argument.

Her head was pounding anyway, and if he drove, she could catch a quick nap on the way.

Realizing that, she didn't refuse.

Not long after getting into the car, Quinn drifted off. When she finally woke up, they were parked right outside the courtyard.

Meeting the owner went smoother than she could have ever imagined.

He initially asked for seven million dollars, but Tara worked her negotiating magic, offering a maximum of six million.

The seller shook his head. "To be honest, I put a lot of heart into the renovations and landscaping, specifically to get a good price."

"If I wasn't moving abroad permanently to be with my son, I would never let this place go."

"Just look at this courtyard and the lake view outside. If you run your business here, your mood and your luck will always be fantastic."

Quinn absolutely adored the property and didn't want to hesitate. "Let's do six point five million. I'm making a serious offer, and honestly, that's a very fair price."

The owner thought it over for a moment before finally nodding and signing the agreement with Quinn.

Because he had a flight to catch, they immediately went to process the title transfer. Everything went so smoothly that Quinn could hardly believe it was real.

When she returned to Sapphire Lake that afternoon and unlocked the courtyard gate with her own key, the thrill rushing through her was beyond words.

The four-story building featured a private, spacious courtyard filled with mature plants and flowers, creating an incredibly serene and beautiful atmosphere.

The best part was its proximity to the lotus pond at Sapphire Lake. Pushing open a window revealed a sea of blooming lotuses, and standing there, she could breathe in their fresh, floral scent.

Added to the picturesque corridors the previous owner had built by the water, the estate was more stunning than a public park.

"Tara, tell me I'm not dreaming. Is this place really mine? Am I actually moving my business here?"

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