Chapter 1095
This shameless man had no sense of decorum. It was early in the morning, so if anyone saw Bartlett
No amount of explaining would clear things up!
But now that Theo was back, she had to wait for him to finish his shower.
Ellinor furrowed her brow, âI'm sorry. I'm a bit busy right now, Mr. Rex. Why don't you go have breal
Due to the great soundproofing at the Howard's Mountain Villa, Bartlett hadn't heard anything from
âBaber! What do you want with her? Come on out!â Xenia's voice suddenly rang out, cutting off Bartl
Ellinor heard it too, and she and Bartlett both looked towards the door.
Because Bartlett had come in earlier, Ellinor hadn't closed the door to avoid any misunderstandings.
Now, they saw a little head poking in through the door crack, looking at her
expectantly and cautiously.
It was Baber.
Just as Ellinor was about to go talk to Baber, Xenia, who was trailing behind Baber, pushed the door
âI've told you, don't go to strangers! Why won't you listen?â
Baber frowned in annoyance and kept repeating, âEllinor... Ellinor is not a stranger...
After hearing him say this, Xenia got even angrier, âWhat do you mean sheâs not a stranger? I'm tellir
mother and me is a stranger to you! They all mean you harm; don't you dare go with them! Understz
Baber pouted, wanting to argue but was unable to do so due to his limited language skills.
Ellinor watched from the doorway as Baber was scolded by Xenia, and she squinted her eyes, âBaber,
After hearing Ellinor's voice, Baber's eyes lit up, and he ran over to her, ignoring Xenia's protests. He
Ellinor bent down to pat his little head and spoke in a soft voice, âUp early, huh? Did you come to fin
Baber shook his head and looked worriedly at Xenia.
He didn't need anything; he was just scared of being with his grandma. She had been very irritable tt
and often lost her temper, which scared him. Ellinor naturally understood what Baber was running av
the kid.
Then she looked up at Xenia, âMrs. Howard, I don't think you'll mind if Baber stays with me for a bit,
Xenia, however, gave her a cold look and said haughtily, âMs. Mendoza, I don't think that's a good id
Baber clearly didn't want to go with Xenia, so he clung tightly to Ellinor's leg.
His actions were like a plea for help. How could she ignore him?
It seemed that if Xenia took Baber away, she might punish him again.
Ellinor gave a slight smile,
âMrs. Howard, I just woke up and donât mind being disturbed. I could use some company to kill time
Xenia frowned and huffed, âHe's just a kid! What could he possibly do to keep you entertained? I thi