The next day, Su Wan moved out of the Shanshui villa and moved to the headquarters of the Siswell family.
Fiennes placed her in a small house in the north courtyard. It was surrounded by a lush bamboo forest and looked exceptionally quiet.
Probably because Su Wan mentioned "respect," Fiennes did give Su Wan enough face.
On the day she had just moved into the Siswell family, a row of guards and maids, as well as a butler who looked to be in his thirties, came to greet her.
Su Wan's scalp was really numb from this kind of situation.
However, Diya quickly brought her mother to give Su Wan a show of force.
After all, one had to put on a good show.
Diya put on a decent show, but her mother, Madam Wang, really did not like Su Wan. From the corners of her eyes, she looked at Su Wan as if she was looking at a country bumpkin.
She was extremely disdainful.
Naturally, Su Wan retaliated in a neither servile nor overbearing manner.
