The Billionaire’s Maid Bride (Flanagan and Allison) novel Chapter 136

Chapter 136 

“Met Allison didn’t really like the idea. Sarah warned Allison, “You don’t want to cross this guy” 

Allison got the gist. She didn’t want to stir up trouble for Sarah because of her 

Sarah then asked. “What’s your deal with Mr. Lindbergh?” 

Alison didn’t beat around the bush “He’s my lady’s fiance” 

“Your lady’s fance? Sarah questioned. 

“My mom’s a maid for the Flanagan family. I help out often, and Mr. Lindbergh is my lady’s fiance. That’s the long and short of it,” Allison explained. 

Sarah nodded, watching Allison leave with a smirk. She figured there was something fishy about Mr. Lindbergh’s treatment of Allison. It didn’t seem like a run–of–the–mill 

When Alison arrived at box 309, it was empty, with only a cleaner tidying up. Seeing Allison, they quickly said, “Allison, the gentleman said to meet him in the parking lot.” Lucian’s car was a cinch to spot, with a unique Lindbergh family emblem on the license plate. Allison had a hunch about which car Lucian usually drove, so as soon as she exted the elevator she spotted his car. She walked over and knocked on the window “Mr. Lindbergh” 

There was no response from inside Allison opened the car door to find Lucian lying on the back seat, his eyes half–closed, seemingly resting. 

Allison took the driver’s seat. She’d driven this car of Lucian’s three times before. He seemed rather fond of it, unlike other rich kids who frequently switched sports cars. She’d been to his garage, filled with luxury cars, but this was the one he drove most often. 

“Mr. Lindbergh, are we headed to the Lindbergh family home or Magnolia Gardens?” 

There was no response from the back. Allison muttered to herself, “Guess we’re going to the Lindbergh family home then.” 

It was the closest 

Just as the car started a deep voice came from the back seat: “Magnolia Gardens.” 

The black luxury car drove out of the garage as a light rain started to fall. 

The rain grew heavier, and Allison reduced her speed, keeping an eye on the road. There weren’t many cars on the road in the rain, especially at 11 p.m., with hardly any 

pedestrians around 

After driving for over an hour, Allison slowly drove into Magnolia Gardens. 

The security guard let her through without a second glance, apparently considering her Lucian’s assistant or secretary. 

She had free rein to come and go from Magnolia Gardens. 

Each visit, Allison was awestruck by the exquisite architecture. 

“Mr. Lindbergh, we’re at Magnolia Gardens” 

Lucian opened his eyes and said, “Help me up.” 

“Shall I call a guard?”