Take Good Care of the House

"That's good." Lucille turned around and said to Madam Dahlia, "Thank you for your hard work, Madam Dahlia. I'll leave the house to you." "Don't worry, Miss. You and Mr. Joseph have a good time. I will take good care of the house." Madam Dahlia smiled. She was obviously happy to see Lucille and Joseph going out together. Lucille boarded the helicopter. The helicopter door closed and took off slowly. The trip would take at least six hours. Lucille yawned and leaned back on the soft seat to rest with her eyes closed. When she opened her eyes again, two hours had passed already. The sound of the helicopter was so loud that her eardrums began to hurt after so long. Lucille was bored and distracted. After staring at the mountains and rivers below them for a while, she raised her head and inadvertently glanced at Joseph, who was across from her. He was looking down at the map, and his eyelashes cast a shadow on his eyelids, covering the deep light in his eyes. Outside the cabin, the sun was