Chapter 732: Chapter 732

Chapter 732:

With a subtle smile, Leyla lowered her head. Just then, Tracey returned, balancing a tray of snacks and a coffee pot, rushing toward them.

As Tracey noticed the trio sitting in silence, she breathed a sigh of relief and placed the tray on the stone table.

“Please enjoy, sir,” Eileen said as she gracefully poured Kenton a cup of coffee.

Tracey stood nearby, casting occasional glances toward the group.

An hour later, the car was finally fixed. Gianna came back with the man in tow.

Kenton took this moment to say his goodbyes.

Leyla suddenly let out a weary sigh. “When you get old, you’re not much use anymore. I can’t even go outside the house. You shouldn’t be stuck here with me all the time. Go out, enjoy yourselves.”

“That’s true.” Gianna agreed, taking a seat and smiling warmly at Eileen.

“You’ve really been gone since you arrived in Alverton. I’m tied down with your grandmother, and your father and Kinsey are swamped with work. Why not explore the city on your own?”

After a moment of thought, Eileen said, “With the situation here, maybe I should look for a job.”

This caught both Leyla and Gianna off guard.

“I meant for you to have some fun, not to go job hunting!” Leyla responded quickly.

“Yeah,” Gianna echoed softly. “How long will you stay in Alverton? Why bother looking for a job?”

Stay tuned for more gαlnσνℯℓs.c○m Eileen smiled awkwardly. “I’m pretty strapped for cash right now, so I can’t really splurge on anything fun.”

Without hesitation, Gianna offered, “No need to worry about that. Take this money and enjoy some time in the city. You don’t have to find a job.”

Despite her own financial constraints, Gianna handed Eileen twenty thousand to let her enjoy herself in the city.

Eileen accepted the money and thanked Gianna. She said she would go to the city tomorrow morning.

She suggested staying in Leyla’s room tonight since she would leave the next day.

“You need to rest, Tracey will take care of your grandmother. You can’t manage on your own,” Gianna said.

“It’s really no trouble. I’ll just sleep next to Grandma. If she needs anything during the night, call Tracey,” Eileen assured her, gently taking Leyla’s arm. “Is that alright with you, Grandma?”

Leyla wore a smile, saying, “Of course.”

Gianna shot a glance at Tracey but held back any further objections. Instead, she advised cautiously, “Be alert during the night. Try not to let Eileen bother you too much, as she’s not accustomed to our routine, okay?”

“Understood,” Tracey responded promptly.

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