The Quadruplets Are Mine? novel Chapter 1209

Chapter 1209 Eager To Move Out

“I just ate,” Doris replied somewhat awkwardly.

She tugged at the corner of her shirt and uttered, “Mrs. Jamison had cooked some pasta for me.”

Waylon remained silent.

The atmosphere between them was tense.

“Ring! Ring! Ring!”

Doris’ phone rang, and it broke the awkwardness that was quietly creeping in.

She bent a little to take a look.

Her phone continued to ring incessantly. Someone was calling her repeatedly.

The phone buzzed with a call from an unidentified number. She usually avoided answering such calls, expecting them to be credit card promotions or loan sharks.

Yet the ringing persisted, each call quickly following the last.

With an eye roll and a hint of sarcasm in his voice, Waylon couldn’t help but comment, “We’re hiding some deep secret, aren’t we? What’s got you so spooked about taking that call?”

“I’m not hiding anything,” she protested. “I just don’t want to deal with potentially annoying spam!”

“How can you be sure it’s spam if you haven’t even answered?” he countered, raising an eyebrow. “Are you the type that attracts unwanted attention that easily?”

Doris rolled her eyes in response to his question.

My charm may indeed attract a bit of attention, but that’s none of your business. I think I’ll continue to ignore your comment.

She picked up her phone to shut him up. She promptly answered the call and greeted the caller with a pleasant tone, “Hello?”

A woman’s voice came from the other side, she asked, “Am I speaking to Ms. Doris? I’m Haider from the sales office at Starhill Garden. We met this morning.”

Doris replied, “Oh, Ms. Haider? Did the price drop?”

“I’m sorry, but I can’t lower the price on my end.”

Before she could finish, Doris interjected firmly, “In any case, there’s no sense in prolonging this conversation. I simply can’t meet your asking price. If you’re willing to negotiate and lower it a bit, I might reconsider. Otherwise, I’d be risking my ability to afford even necessities, like food for tomorrow.”