Keeley looked at Edward innocently and replied sweetly, "Mr. Edward, I'm not causing trouble. I'm just helping you to check if they're sincere in buying."
Edward pointed the finger at Keeley, but his upbringing did not allow him to say rude vulgarities. After saying 'you' for a long time, he could only suppress his anger and turn to Vivian. "Miss Vivian, let's go and talk face to face."
Vivian looked at Keeley, who had warned her, and smiled. She then turned around and walked elegantly to the coffee shop opposite.
Lillian and Daisy chose a seat that wasn't too far or too close, where they could see the entire coffee shop.
Edward, Vivian, and Leon sat in a more private corner.
Edward told Vivian why he sold the house and Keeley's mischief, and Vivian suddenly understood why he had explicitly told her not to wait at the door.
This wasn't being considerate. He was afraid he wouldn't be able to get away after knowing the inside story.
