Chapter 239

Every once in a while, Charles had wanted to come back to eat food made by Janine. Janine was cooking and didn't hear Charles' question. Harvey walked out of his room holding a book and said coldly, "Because there will be a guest." "A guest?" Charles asked in confusion. Since when did they have guests come to their house? They had just moved to Jipsburg not long ago and had no relatives here. As for their friends, they would usually meet up outside rather than invite them home. Could it be that Janine made new friends at work and invited them over? Harvey made a sour face and took a glance at the kitchen. "It's Maisy," he said. Upon hearing her name, Charles frowned and became gloomy as well. "Her?" "Mom said Maisy knows she was wrong," Harvey said with a sneer. If Maisy knew she was wrong, then pigs could fly. One wouldn't come to you if they hadn't something to ask of you. Maisy must have ill intentions. Charles frowned deeply and asked, "And Mom believed her?" Then, he