Chapter 2035

Raymond carried Bambi in his arms and left. Bambi curled up in his arms and said weakly, “My tummy hurts. Am I supposed to drink warm water?” Raymond lowered his gaze upon her and said, “I’ve warned you not to get drunk.” His gaze exuded his gentleness for her, including a hint of helplessness. “You’ve gotten braver. You dare to speak to me in such a tone,” said Bambi. Hearing that, Raymond brought her home in silence. Raymond lived in a simple three-bedroom house. Bambi held the cup of warm water in her hands and looked around. She then asked, “I didn’t know that you owned property in Tong City. You must’ve saved up a lot over these years. What are you teaching as a teacher?” Raymond attentively tidied up the jewelry and bag that she casually threw on the sofa. Bambi never cared about her belongings, but those items were valuable in an ordinary persons’ view because their value was equivalent to a house. “This was my mom’s property. After she and my father divorced, she kept t