Chapter 783: Chapter 782

The Kiss that Sparked it All (Ellinor and Theo)Words: 2094

Chapter 782

Fred, the butler of the Howard family, led all the servants to wait at the entrance for an important

guest, just as his boss had instructed.

The moment the car pulled up, before Ellinor could even open the door herself, Fred had already

gotten there first, opening the car door for her. Bowing slightly, he said, “Ms. Mendoza, it's an honor to

have you here. Dean Howard has been expecting you.

Ellinor was at a loss for words.

She felt a tad uncomfortable with such a grand welcome.

Following Fred, Ellinor walked into the Howard family’s living room. Dean, who was enjoying a cup of

coffee, immediately set down his cup and greeted her with a broad smile, “Ellinor’'s here! Come! Come,

take a seat!”

Ellinor’s polite smile faded, and she started to feel uncomfortable under the intense gaze.

Dean noticed his wife's unusual behavior and found it quite inappropriate. He cleared his throat to

remind her, “Alyssa, what's with the daze? The guest is saying hello to you.”

Alyssa finally snapped out of it and gave an apologetic smile, “Um, hello, you must be Ellinor, right?

My husband talks about you a lot”

Ellinor gave a small smile, “Hello, Grandma Alyssa. Yes, I'm Ellinor"

Alyssa came over and naturally took a seat next to Dean, “Ellinor, please sit, there's no need to be so

formal”

As Ellinor took her seat again and sipped her coffee, she kept an eye on Alyssa from the corner of her

eye.

Despite her greying hair, Alyssa’s features were exquisite. It was clear she must have been a beauty in

her youth.

Dean treated his wife with gentleness and respect, and they seemed to share a deep bond.

While Ellinor was observing Alyssa, Alyssa was also observing her.

But while Ellinor was subtle about her observation, Alyssa was quite open about hers, scrutinizing her

from head to toe and focusing on her face for a while before finally saying, “Ellinor, thank you for

helping my husband when he was bullied. Most young people these days avoid getting involved in

such matters. It's not often you come across a young woman as courageous as you.”