Chapter 4

In the living room, there was still a middle-aged man standing. Seeing her come down, he came forward to take her luggage and shouted respectfully, "Lady." This is the housekeeper of Greef's house, and the Greef family asked him to pick her up in person. This is the Greef family's emphasis on Athach Aderyn looked at her apologetically: "Sister, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to." Athach stopped in front of her, hubris her condescendingly, and spoke lightly: "Are you apologizing for helping me escape, or for pushing me into the river?" Today, Aderyn helped Athach escape, but after running out, Barron chased her up. At that time, she was standing by the river, forced by death not to marry, and Aderyn came to persuade her. As a result, Aderyn pushed her into the river. The story that she would rather die than marry Conlin spread all over the city. Barron and the housekeeper looked at it, which was meaningful. Aderyn suddenly panicked. She hung her eyes. "I'm sorry, but my sister didn't want to run away or jump into the river to commit suicide. I did it all. I'm sorry." Barron shouted calmly, "Atha, don't let your sister take the blame." Athach sniffed lightly: "You send me out." Aderyn looked up at Athach, then obediently followed her out. There is a fountain pool outside the courtyard. At this time, the autumn wind is cool at night. Athach stopped in front of the fountain pool, and then pulled through Aderyn and pushed forward ... With a bang. Aderyn fell into the pool and was in a mess. She wanted to get up: "Sister, you ..." Athach kicked her back into the pool again: "An illegitimate daughter, who doesn't deserve to call me sister." This scene happened so suddenly. Barron stunned, reacted, rushed up and grabbed Athach: "What are you doing pushing Aderyn for?" Aderyn was in the pool, holding her chest in her hands, shivering. "Dad, don't blame my sister. It's my fault to make dad caught sister back. As long as sister is not angry with me, it doesn't matter." Barron is open to fire: "That's not like her ..." Athach didn't care what they said, but went to Greef's car and sat up. The housekeeper glanced at them and said to Barron, "Mr. Ada, the Greef family will treat little lady well." At the moment, Barron love dearly Aderyn. He doesn't care what the Greef family will do to Athach. After the housekeeper finished the trick, he got on the bus. Until the car disappeared, Barron didn't look up again. He was only distressed by Aderyn who was pushed into the pool. Aderyn has always been a star-studded existence. In the car, the housekeeper has been looking at Athach from the rearview mirror. She looks cool and has no mood swings, as if everything has nothing to do with her. This is somewhat different from the legendary Athach. It was already dark when they got to the Greef family. Greef's house was brightly lit. Grandpa Greef sat in the living room and watched Athach come in. The housekeeper said, "Master, this is the young lady." He looked up at the landing Athach, slightly surprised, because the photos he saw were totally two people. Athach in the previous photo, with burgundy hair, smoky makeup and big red lips, and all kinds of enchanting gestures, is a female gangster. Now, her lips are red and her teeth are white, she looks dignified and generous, and she is as arrogant as a wolf, which is somewhat similar to his grandson. Athach nodded slightly and greeted him politely: "Grandpa." Grandpa Greef saw that she was generous and had no stage fright. He was quite satisfied: "I don't care what you were like before. As long as you behave yourself in the future and do your duty as a young lady, the Greef family won't treat you badly."