Chapter 1534: Let's Go On A Vacation
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As night fell, Estelle was all alone sitting at the dining table. The dishes on the table had already cooled down. Clean plates were neatly set on the table, but she still didn't eat anything.
After a while, Estelle instinctively looked out of the window. It was already dark outside. The faint light of the street lamps lit up the streets, but the house was brightly lit.
Estelle looked at her watch and noticed that it was already late. She sat restlessly at the table, eagerly waiting for someone's return.
"Knock, knock…" someone called out from outside and opened the door.
The sound of the door opening startled Estelle. She immediately looked at the door with an expectant look on her face.
As the door opened, it revealed Ethan standing on the other side. He stepped into the house and closed the door behind him. When he looked up, he saw the dishes on the table and Estelle, who looked excited to see him.
When he noticed that the dishes on the table were untouched, Ethan furrowed his eyebrows and pretended to be angry. He asked in a displeased tone, "Why haven't you eaten yet?"
Estelle shrugged at him. She sat up straight and seemed to be full of energy. She looked up at him and replied, "I was waiting for you."
"I told you that you don't have to wait for me." Ethan strutted towards the table and sat beside her. When he saw her expression, he suddenly felt sorry for her.
Without replying, Estelle stood up and grabbed the dishes. "I'll just heat these up."
As he watched her walk away from him, Ethan said nothing.
The sound of Estelle shifting the utensils around could be heard from the kitchen. Ethan leaned back on the chair and closed his eyes in contemplation. He realized how wonderful his life was. No matter what time he came home, there was always a woman waiting for him in a brightly lit house.
After a few minutes, Estelle came back and put the dishes on the table one by one. The dishes smelled fantastic. Thanks to Estelle heating them back up, it was as if they were still freshly cooked. Ethan's stomach grumbled as he saw the appetizing dishes in front of him.
Eagerly, Ethan took the plate and chopsticks and began to eat. Estelle gave him a tender smile and started to eat too.
Ethan picked up a piece of meat and looked at Estelle fondly. He wanted to say something, but hesitated.
"What's wrong?" Estelle asked with a curious expression.
Still staring at her, Ethan said with a grin, "I want to take you out somewhere!"
A tinge of excitement flashed across Estelle's eyes when she heard this. She quickly asked, "Where are we going?"
"Let's travel abroad for a few days. Just you and m
question and snarled, "What do you think?"
Naturally, the most convenient place to kill Ethan was where there were fewer people.
"Remember, do it quickly and efficiently. I don't want any mistakes." Bill smirked. After his subordinate went out, he sat down again and looked at the ceiling, deep in thought. His evil smirk was hidden in the darkness.
On the following day, there were only a few people at the airport for some reason. The two stood at the airport hall with excited looks on their faces. Ethan was carrying a black bag in one hand, while Estelle held on to his other arm.
"Look, there's nobody else here. I told you we were early." Ethan squinted at the woman beside him and felt a little helpless. She was the one who had urged him to set out to the airport at this hour.
Estelle was silent, but gave him a cheeky smile. Looking at the bag on his back, she felt a little funny about it. Ethan had refused to take the things she initially wanted to take with her. He had insisted that they only needed a backpack full of their necessities.
"It's okay. Let's just wait outside!" Like a spoiled child, Estelle responded with a giggle. However, Ethan couldn't help but feel a little strange. Weren't there always a lot of people at the airport no matter what time it was? So, how come there were only a few people today?
"It's too stuffy inside the airport. Let's go outside and wait," Estelle suggested with a grin. As he looked inside, Ethan knew she was right. He nodded in agreement and went out with her for a walk.
Since they had arrived early, they had a bit of time to spare before they needed to head back. Estelle and Ethan strolled happily outside the airport while holding each other's hands. After a while, it was almost time to board.
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As night fell, Estelle was all alone sitting at the dining table. The dishes on the table had already cooled down. Clean plates were neatly set on the table, but she still didn't eat anything.
After a while, Estelle instinctively looked out of the window. It was already dark outside. The faint light of the street lamps lit up the streets, but the house was brightly lit.
Estelle looked at her watch and noticed that it was already late. She sat restlessly at the table, eagerly waiting for someone's return.
"Knock, knock…" someone called out from outside and opened the door.
The sound of the door opening startled Estelle. She immediately looked at the door with an expectant look on her face.
As the door opened, it revealed Ethan standing on the other side. He stepped into the house and closed the door behind him. When he looked up, he saw the dishes on the table and Estelle, who looked excited to see him.
When he noticed that the dishes on the table were untouched, Ethan furrowed his eyebrows and pretended to be angry. He asked in a displeased tone, "Why haven't you eaten yet?"
Estelle shrugged at him. She sat up straight and seemed to be full of energy. She looked up at him and replied, "I was waiting for you."
"I told you that you don't have to wait for me." Ethan strutted towards the table and sat beside her. When he saw her expression, he suddenly felt sorry for her.
Without replying, Estelle stood up and grabbed the dishes. "I'll just heat these up."
As he watched her walk away from him, Ethan said nothing.
The sound of Estelle shifting the utensils around could be heard from the kitchen. Ethan leaned back on the chair and closed his eyes in contemplation. He realized how wonderful his life was. No matter what time he came home, there was always a woman waiting for him in a brightly lit house.
After a few minutes, Estelle came back and put the dishes on the table one by one. The dishes smelled fantastic. Thanks to Estelle heating them back up, it was as if they were still freshly cooked. Ethan's stomach grumbled as he saw the appetizing dishes in front of him.
Eagerly, Ethan took the plate and chopsticks and began to eat. Estelle gave him a tender smile and started to eat too.
Ethan picked up a piece of meat and looked at Estelle fondly. He wanted to say something, but hesitated.
"What's wrong?" Estelle asked with a curious expression.
Still staring at her, Ethan said with a grin, "I want to take you out somewhere!"
A tinge of excitement flashed across Estelle's eyes when she heard this. She quickly asked, "Where are we going?"
"Let's travel abroad for a few days. Just you and m
question and snarled, "What do you think?"
Naturally, the most convenient place to kill Ethan was where there were fewer people.
"Remember, do it quickly and efficiently. I don't want any mistakes." Bill smirked. After his subordinate went out, he sat down again and looked at the ceiling, deep in thought. His evil smirk was hidden in the darkness.
On the following day, there were only a few people at the airport for some reason. The two stood at the airport hall with excited looks on their faces. Ethan was carrying a black bag in one hand, while Estelle held on to his other arm.
"Look, there's nobody else here. I told you we were early." Ethan squinted at the woman beside him and felt a little helpless. She was the one who had urged him to set out to the airport at this hour.
Estelle was silent, but gave him a cheeky smile. Looking at the bag on his back, she felt a little funny about it. Ethan had refused to take the things she initially wanted to take with her. He had insisted that they only needed a backpack full of their necessities.
"It's okay. Let's just wait outside!" Like a spoiled child, Estelle responded with a giggle. However, Ethan couldn't help but feel a little strange. Weren't there always a lot of people at the airport no matter what time it was? So, how come there were only a few people today?
"It's too stuffy inside the airport. Let's go outside and wait," Estelle suggested with a grin. As he looked inside, Ethan knew she was right. He nodded in agreement and went out with her for a walk.
Since they had arrived early, they had a bit of time to spare before they needed to head back. Estelle and Ethan strolled happily outside the airport while holding each other's hands. After a while, it was almost time to board.
As night fell, Estelle was all alone sitting at the dining table. The dishes on the table had already cooled down. Clean plates were neatly set on the table, but she still didn't eat anything. After a while, Estelle instinctively looked out of the window. It was already dark outside. The faint light of the street lamps lit up the streets, but the house was brightly lit. Estelle looked at her watch and noticed that it was already late. She sat restlessly at the table, eagerly waiting for someone's return. "Knock, knock" someone called out from outside and opened the door. The sound of the door opening startled Estelle. She immediately looked at the door with an expectant look on her face. As the door opened, it revealed Ethan standing on the other side. He stepped into the house and closed the door behind him. When he looked up, he saw the dishes on the table and Estelle, who looked excited to see him. When he noticed that the dishes on the table were untouched, Ethan furrowed his eyebrows and pretended to be angry. He asked in a displeased tone, "Why haven't you eaten yet?"Estelle shrugged at him. She sat up straight and seemed to be full of energy. She looked up at him and replied, "I was waiting for you.""I told you that you don't have to wait for me." Ethan strutted towards the table and sat beside her. When he saw her expression, he suddenly felt sorry for her. Without replying, Estelle stood up and grabbed the dishes. "I'll just heat these up."As he watched her walk away from him, Ethan said nothing. The sound of Estelle shifting the utensils around could be heard from the kitchen. Ethan leaned back on the chair and closed his eyes in contemplation. He realized how wonderful his life was. No matter what time he came home, there was always a woman waiting for him in a brightly lit house. After a few minutes, Estelle came back and put the dishes on the table one by one. The dishes smelled fantastic. Thanks to Estelle heating them back up, it was as if they were still freshly cooked. Ethan's stomach grumbled as he saw the appetizing dishes in front of him. Eagerly, Ethan took the plate and chopsticks and began to eat. Estelle gave him a tender smile and started to eat too. Ethan picked up a piece of meat and looked at Estelle fondly. He wanted to say something, but hesitated. "What's wrong?" Estelle asked with a curious expression. Still staring at her, Ethan said with a grin, "I want to take you out somewhere!"A tinge of excitement flashed across Estelle's eyes when she heard this. She quickly asked, "Where are we going?""Let's travel abroad for a few days. Just you and mquestion and snarled, "What do you think?"Naturally, the most convenient place to kill Ethan was where there were fewer people. "Remember, do it quickly and efficiently. I don't want any mistakes." Bill smirked. After his subordinate went out, he sat down again and looked at the ceiling, deep in thought. His evil smirk was hidden in the darkness. On the following day, there were only a few people at the airport for some reason. The two stood at the airport hall with excited looks on their faces. Ethan was carrying a black bag in one hand, while Estelle held on to his other arm. "Look, there's nobody else here. I told you we were early." Ethan squinted at the woman beside him and felt a little helpless. She was the one who had urged him to set out to the airport at this hour. Estelle was silent, but gave him a cheeky smile. Looking at the bag on his back, she felt a little funny about it. Ethan had refused to take the things she initially wanted to take with her. He had insisted that they only needed a backpack full of their necessities. "It's okay. Let's just wait outside!" Like a spoiled child, Estelle responded with a giggle. However, Ethan couldn't help but feel a little strange. Weren't there always a lot of people at the airport no matter what time it was? So, how come there were only a few people today? "It's too stuffy inside the airport. Let's go outside and wait," Estelle suggested with a grin. As he looked inside, Ethan knew she was right. He nodded in agreement and went out with her for a walk. Since they had arrived early, they had a bit of time to spare before they needed to head back. Estelle and Ethan strolled happily outside the airport while holding each other's hands. After a while, it was almost time to board.
