Chapter 329. Leaving Hempstead

Jordan arranged very well for Blossom to go to school. and I hardly worried about it.

That night, I arranged the clothes I bought in Primrose in my bedroom. They were all cheap clothes, but when I got used to them, I felt comfortable.

When Jordan finished dealing with the company, he came in and saw me folding clothes. He couldn't help coming to me, took the clothes from my hand, and smiled, "I'll do it!"

The man had long fingers and a million-dollar watch on his wrist. I was thinking that signing a contract with these hands would be enough for me to live an ordinary life.

Seeing me in a daze, he looked up gently, "What are you thinking?"

I put his folded clothes in the wardrobe and smiled. "The school of Blossom is booked. I should also find a job and start working normally."

He nodded but disagreed. "You can take more days off."

I curled my lips. "It's been more than half a month, almost."

"How about going to Astley?"