Chapter 642. Let Her Go and I'll Sign It! 4

On the other side were several tomatoes, which have withered and died. It left only the purple fat tomatoes that were hanging on the branches, probably because they have grown a little old because they have not been picked for a long time.

Ivelle was really bored. She saw some weeds in the vegetable garden. She was not able to stop herself, she squatted aside and stretched out her hand to clean up the weeds. Ivelle heard footsteps behind her. She thought it was Timothy so she didn't look back at him. Ivelle just said, "Did you plant all these? I didn't expect you to be so approachable as a cynical young man."

When she didn't hear any reply back, Ivelle was silent for a moment. She looked back and saw a woman in her forties, she was wearing a gray chiffon shirt, a pair of black wide-legged trousers and there was some mud on her flat shoes. It looked like she just walked through the dirt.

She saw her with a basket in her hand, a sunshade on her head and a shall