My billionaire husband spoils me too much
Chapter 851

May was very honored to travel to E Country with Patrick and Christina.

She originally had agreed not to go with them but they did not stop halfway for some reason andeven drove directly towards the airport. Patrick and Christina seemed to have a quarrel and theatmosphere in the car was a little tense.

They finally came back after 8 days.

"Did you quarrel with Patrick?" May asked with concern.

It was obvious that Christina always showed an unpleasant look during the 8 days of travel whilePatrick was very aggressive and he had no intention of coaxing her at all.

“I'm sorry, May."

Christina stepped forward and gave her a big hug but she did not tell her the shame she sensed. "I'llset you up with a few good men."

May didn’t know what she was talking about and just smiled.

During this period of time, May finally understood that Patrick really cared about Christina andindulged her very much. That was the reason why Christina became more and more childish.

It was really happy for them to meet with each other, to fall in love and she finally became more andmore childish.

May wished she could meet the right person. Unfortunately, it was too difficult.

"When I first came back here, you helped me out of your own accord and you've also given me thechance to see what I had never seen in my life... I should move out now."

May smiled and offered to rent an apartment outside. After all, she couldn't stay in the Hopkinsfamily forever.

"Where do you want to live? I'll help you replace a place.”

Christina picked up her phone and prepared to order Charles.

"I've already found one. A few female colleagues in my company also live there. It's convenient andsafe to live there."

Thinking that she was always making trouble for her, Christina did not insist this time. She droveMay there and by the way, took a look at the environment there.

"There's one bedroom and one living room. Although it's not as big as the bathroom in the Hopkinsfamily, the decoration is quite exquisite."

May was very satisfied with the environment here. Thinking of the tiring life she had in F Country,she was now very satisfied with what she owned.

Christina did not say anything and acted as a real guest here. May was busy cleaning up and evenmade three dishes and a soup. The two of them had a meal together to celebrate May's move."Can I come here often?” Christina suddenly said.

"Of course, I'll give you a key.” May trusted her completely.

Christina had been asking Patrick to buy a mini apartment for her when she got home. “I would feela sense of security in such a small house. It is very warm and comfortable to live in such a smallspace and cook for myself after working hard outside..."

"You would definitely blow up such a small kitchen.” Patrick began to squelch her the moment heopened his mouth.

Christina grabbed a pillow and threw it at him.

After getting married, Christina clearly felt that she was becoming more and more useless.Therefore, she would go to May's small apartment when she was bored. Recently, she foundsomething strange.

Every morning, there was breakfast at the door of May's apartment. "It's been five days in a row.” Allfive breakfasts were eaten by Christina.

"It's tastier than the food cooked by the chef in the Hopkins family.”

Christina had some delicious fresh shrimp dumplings today. She then grabbed one and stuffed itinto May's mouth.

"Is there any thoughtful man in our company who wants to pursue you?" She mumbled.

May strongly opposed Christina to eating these foods at first since she was always worried that MissDickens would feel uncomfortable after eating this.

However, Christina said that she had been ignored by the people in the Hopkins family recently andher twins had been taken away by the elders. She said she could seek sympathy if she really got illafter eating this.

"May, I envy you so much. You have such a thoughtful suitor. Why didn't anyone use this trick topursue me?"

Christina ate the whole box of shrimp dumplings and insisted on installing a surveillance camera inthe corridor.

"No need.” May smiled helplessly.

"Do you know who it is? Is it Tony from the engineering department?”

May smiled and didn't say anything. She knew after taking a bite that these were made by Henry.On Saturday morning, May was guarding the door. When she heard the sneaky footsteps outsidethe corridor, she smiled and quickly opened the door.

Henry, who was about to hang the breakfast box on the doorknob, was like a child being caughtdoing something bad, standing straight and staring at her in a daze. He wanted to say somethingbut he didn't seem to know how to express it.

"Henry, you don't have to do this anymore,” May said calmly with a light smile.

Seeing her being so polite, Henry had a complicated mood at that moment. However, he was quiterelieved since she was not angry with him now.

"Don't you, don't you like it?" He said hesitantly.

He was secretly delighted to see the empty breakfast box these days.

May sighed and said. "It was all eaten by Christina."

Henry pinched his lips tightly and lowered his head slightly, still unable to hide the disappointmentin his eyes

"Henry, you're so outstanding. You shouldn't waste your time here. You still have a lot of thingsworth doing such as your work..."

Before she could finish her earnest persuasion, Henry, like a grumpy child, said quickly andstubbornly, "May, I've grown up. I know what I should do."

After he finished speaking, he actually stuffed the breakfast box into her hand and then turnedaround to run away quickly as if he was afraid to hear her refusal.

May was in a daze at the door.

Every day after that, Henry got up early in the morning to make different kinds of breakfast andthen put them at her door at seven o'clock regardless of wind or rain.

Christina became a professional freeloader and even despised all the chefs in the Hopkins family,which made all the chefs at home very worried.

"Christina, I officially became a regular worker today.” May excitedly sent a message to Christina afew days ago

Two days later, she received a reply from Christina saying that she had gone to Hawaii with Patrick.She was not used to local food and Patrick took care of her for two days.

May immediately asked her to take good care of herself.

She suddenly realized that she might have disturbed Christina sometimes. After all, Christina had ahusband and children and she would replace no one to share the trivial matters of her life sometimes.Henry brought breakfast again. May couldn't bear to throw it away. How could she bear to throwaway the foods he had prepared so carefully?

Until yesterday, Christina, who had just returned from Hawaii, went to May's small apartment earlyto look for her.

She bumped into the sneaky Henry at the door at seven o'clock.

She thought he was a thief so she picked up an abandoned rubber tube and ran over angrily. Sheshouted out loud. "You want to pry the door and steal? You're looking for death!" Christina sworethat she really didn't mean to do this.

Before she could hit him, Henry was so shocked by her that he dropped the crystal bowl on theground and it broke.

"Henry?"

Seeing clearly the person in front of her, Christina immediately withdrew her hand. She looked athim in surprise and then at the lamb ramen spilled all over the floor.

Hearing the noise, May pushed the door open and came out.

She then heard Christina shouting loudly with a complicated expression, "Hey, don't, don't pickthem up.”

Shen then found Henry's right finger was bleeding. He squatted on the ground and picked up thebroken crystal bowl persistently. The sharp fragments cut his finger but he seemed as if he felt nopain at all.

"Henry!" May shouted at him.

He was very stubborn. After picking up all the fragments, he tried to restore the bowl. However, itwas already broken so it would still become pieces the next second although he tried hard torestore it.

Henry stood up and left quickly without saying a word to them.

Christina watched as he disappeared at the end of the corridor with a shameful look while Mayfocused on his bleeding fingers. There was still his blood at the door.