Betrayal At The Altar (Rachel and David)
Chapter 84

Chapter 84

When Mrs. Brown saw Rachel, she immediately noticed her slightly swollen mouth. An ambiguoussmile flashed across her eyes as she greeted respectfully, “Miss Grey.”

Rachel noticed the smile on her face. She revealed an awkward but polite smile and quickly left.

She walked into the backyard and realized that the size of this villa was not inferior to the mansion ofthe Johnson family.

There were countless strange flowers and plants in the garden, which was well–appointed with all kindsof modern furniture.

And there was only one place for such interior finishings, the Sandalwood Hills.

The Sandalwood Hills was not inferior to the mansion of the Johnson family. So far, everyone knew ofthe existence of the Sandalwood Hills, but no one knew its owner.

Rachel did not expect this person to be David Jones.

“Miss Grey.” Mrs. Brown showed up behind Rachel quietly. She had a gentle smile on her face. “Mr.Jones had something on and left at the last minute. Before he left, he specially instructed me to bringyou around.”

Rachel nodded slightly. “Thanks. I hope it won’t cause you much trouble.”

Hearing her words, Mrs. Brown was stunned for a moment. Then, the smile on her face became evenwider.

To be honest, ever since David brought Rachel back last night, she had also realized that David treatedRachel differently. However, she could not help but be prejudiced against Rachel’s beautiful face.

At this moment, Rachel’s polite words and actions left Mrs. Brown believing she was different fromthose women who tried to climb

into David’s bed.

She also gradually understood why David cared so much about this Miss Grey.

Mrs. Brown walked in front and led the way for Rachel. From time to time, she would introduce thefacilities in the garden, as well as the flowers and trees.

Seeing that she was so familiar with the surroundings, Rachel asked casually, “Mrs. Brown, have youbeen working here for a long time?”

Mrs. Brown smiled and replied humbly, “It’s been five years.”

She sized up the expression on Rachel’s face. Taking advantage of the question, she changed thetopic to David Jones. “This place is Mr. Jones‘ private residence. He has never brought anyone inbeside a few of his friends.”

How could someone as smart as Rachel not understand the hint in her words?

Rachel only smiled faintly and did not say anything. She wanted to skip the topic, but since Mrs. Brownhad already spoken, she wouldn’t stop there so soon. “To be honest, Miss Grey, you’re the onlywoman‘ Mr. Jones has brought into the Sandalwood Hills. It’s also the first time I’ve seen him take careof someone all night.”

The only woman…

There were too many explanations for this word.

When she heard this word, her heart skipped a beat.

However, this was not what she was concerned about. She looked at Mrs. Brown in surprise. “You justsaid… he didn’t sleep all night?”

Mrs. Brown nodded and continued with a smile, “Yes, Mr. Jones‘ personal doctor came over last nightand said that you had a fever because of acute gastroenteritis and gave you an intravenous drip.However, Mr. Jones was worried and kept watch over you. He was unwilling to leave even after theintravenous drip was over. It can

be seen that he really cares about you. Otherwise, why would he personally cook porridge for you?”

At this point, she seemed to have thought of something funny and couldn’t help but laugh. “Speaking ofwhich, it’s really funny that Mr. Jones was learning to cook porridge from me.”

Rachel’s eyes flickered slightly.

When she woke up and saw David, she had a vague guess in her heart.

However, when all this came out of Mrs. Brown’s mouth, Rachel could no longer remain calm.

It had been too long since she had tasted the feeling of being cared for and seen as the only one.

There was only a void in her heart when her sincerity was exchanged for Louis‘ betrayal.

However, David had used his actions to plant seeds of love in the barren land in her heart. From thenon, the barren land gradually sprouted.

Therefore, true love had always been unreasonable.