It was obvious that Edward Kirsten had been prepared for Charlotte Lane's arrival.
Or, he had been preparing since Charlotte left Continent A.
The place they were now was a private island.
Charlotte estimated that this should be a new resting place, as the room decorations seemed to be done in a hurry.
It was not Edward's final base, and their brief rest might continue on.
When Charlotte returned to her room, Edward introduced her to the aunt who would be taking care of her life.
Aunt Zhou was in her fifties, she took Charlotte into the room and told her where the clothes were placed.
The clothes in the wardrobe were all Charlotte's favorite styles, mostly skirts.
There were different sizes, Aunt Zhou looked at Charlotte and found a suitable size home clothes for her.
Throughout the process, Aunt Zhou only spoke three sentences, one of which was asking Charlotte if there was anything else to be done.
Charlotte said no.
