Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce
Chapter 357

Chapter 357 Who's Outsider?

Mia secretly clenched her fists and pretended to be flustered as she pointed to the bathroom. "When I was taking a shower just now, the water suddenly became very cold. I was startled." Sadie nodded. "Then I'll take a look at it for you."

With that, Sadie walked to the bathroom without staring at her. When she passed by Miss Klein, she reminded her kindly, "Miss Klein, put on your clothes first. It's cold. Don't catch a

cold."

Sadie deliberately raised her voice so that Huston could hear her and not accidentally come in to see her.

Mia had wanted to delay for a while, but when Mia heard what Sadie said, she had no choice but to find a cotton-padded pajama from the wardrobe and put it on.

There was a lot of water on the floor of the bathroom, many of which even splashed on the ground at the door. Sadie was experienced and understood what was going on after watching for a while. It was just that the hot water valve was

turned off, so cold water suddenly flowed out.

Sadie had a subtle expression on her face. After turning on

the tap, she walked out of the bathroom and asked Mia with a smile, "Don't worry, Miss Klein. It's just that the tap has been

turned off. I turned it on just now."

After that, Sadie pretended to be confused and muttered to herself, "It's strange. I remember that the valve is open..."

Mia frowned secretly and raised her hand to stroke her wet

hair by her ear. "Oh, maybe I turned it off by accident. I don't

remember."

Sadie thought, "It's just cold water. There's no need to shout so

loudly to alert the whole family."

However, as a patient, Mia was more sensitive than ordinary people, so Sadie could only understand.

Huston stood outside the door the entire time. Just as he was hesitating over whether or not he should enter, his left hand, which was hanging by his side, was suddenly grabbed by a warm and soft hand.

The man's body stiffened. He looked sideways and saw that

the woman's face was flushed red from the steam. There were no pores on her skin. Under the light, Evelyn seemed to be glowing. Her head was wrapped in a water-sucking towel, revealing a palm-sized face and a sharp beauty.

"You're done?" Huston raised his hand to wipe away the water

droplets on her forehead.

"Yeah!" Evelyn nodded her head as she glanced at the crack in the door. "What happened?"

Hearing her voice, Sadie came out of the room and saw her standing there. She smiled sincerely and said, "It's nothing serious, Mr. Lloyd. Miss Shelton. The valve is off. Miss Klein was taking a shower and was a little frightened.""

When Evelyn was taking a shower, she didn't hear the scream. She thought that it was just a cleaning up, so she didn't take it to heart. Just as she was about to pull Huston away, Mia suddenly came out.

"Huston," Mia wanted to say something but stopped on

second thought. She glanced at Evelyn and Sadie, and her

expression seemed to be saying, "It's inconvenient to speak

with outsiders around."

Evelyn found it funny and snorted. Before Huston could speak,

she said, "I think she has something to tell you. I won't disturb you here. I'll wait for you in the bedroom."

After that, Evelyn turned around and left without any

reluctance. She wanted to disgust Mia and tell her who cared

about her!

The man's handsome brows furrowed slightly. Huston

watched as she entered the room and looked at the woman in

front of him. "Is there anything else?"

"Huston, why are you so impatient with me?" Mia looked at him incredulously with slightly red eyes. "Are you unwilling to

let me move in? Then tell me I won't come. I don't think Miss

Shelton is very enthusiastic about me. You...

"Mia," Huston interrupted her. His eyes were so deep that no one could tell what he was thinking. "You're overthinking things. Everyone wants you to come."

"I don't want to cause trouble for everyone either. I just moved here for the first night, so it's inevitable that I'm a little nervous

and uneasy!" Mia paused as if she was really at a loss.