The young master actually likes the young madam, doesn't he? He just couldn't admit it because of his pride.
The young madam is such a good person. She truly hopes the young madam can be happy.
Ursa closed the door, turned back into the room, and as soon as she walked into the living room, she saw Aurelia Shaw coming out of the bedroom. She was wearing a sophisticated pencil skirt, light makeup on her face, and her seaweed-like long hair draped over her shoulders, beautiful like a naive fairy hidden deep in the forest.
Ursa was stunned by her beauty, then quickly said, "Young madam, you're awake."
Not only awake, but already dressed up. Was she planning to go out?
"Didn't I tell you yesterday not to call me young madam?" Aurelia said.
Ursa blushed, lowered her head, and softly apologized, "I'm sorry, Mi... Aurelia, from now on I will call you Aurelia and won't make this mistake again."
Aurelia couldn't hold back watching her serious expression and chuckled, "You don't have to be so serious; just take your time changing. There aren't so many rules with me."
"Yes, yes." Ursa saw her smiling and smiled as well.
The young madam looks so beautiful when she smiles.
Unlike the other maids at Nightshade Residence, and different from the wealthy ladies she had met.
"What are you looking at? Is there something on my face?" Aurelia touched her cheek.
There shouldn't be; she had just looked in the mirror before coming out.
"No." Ursa shook her head with a silly smile, "I just think you're really beautiful, more beautiful than anyone I've ever seen."
"Silly girl." Aurelia patted her head, "There are no ugly women in the world, only lazy ones. If you dress up, you'd look great too."
Ursa was so surprised she opened her mouth wide, "I, I couldn't dare, and..."
Her voice trailed off, her eyes dimming a little.
"I also don't have the money to buy those things."
Aurelia looked at her, feeling there was a story behind her, but Aurelia didn't ask. Everyone has their own secrets; if they want to tell you, they'll tell you voluntarily, otherwise, don't pry too much. She wasn't in the habit of probing into others' private affairs.
"Miss... Au... Aurelia, what would you like for breakfast? I'll make it for you."
"No need, I won't be having breakfast at home. Just prepare your own. I'll be staying here for a while; let the household know. Feel free to use anything in the house. I'll deposit the monthly expenses into the account on time."
Aurelia had everything organized.
Ursa obediently agreed to it all.
The more Aurelia looked at this girl, the more she liked her, clean and endearing. She gave a few more instructions before turning to leave. Ursa suddenly called her from behind, "Wait a moment, young madam."
She was too anxious and forgot to change the address.
Ursa lowered her head in embarrassment.
"Um..." Ursa hesitantly said, "The young master might be... not outside anymore, but he may have just left. Maybe the company called him with something urgent." This chapter was first seen on *.
Seeing her making such an effort to make excuses for Mason Nightshade, afraid she'd be upset, Aurelia smiled, feeling very warm inside.
"I know. I checked when I got up this morning. It's not a big deal. Don't worry, I'm heading out now."
Mr. Zhou's car was waiting downstairs. After getting in the car, Aurelia smiled and greeted Mr. Zhou, "Today I'll have to trouble you again."
"You're too kind, Miss Shaw. Before leaving, the young master gave me special instructions to take better care of you than of him. Whatever you say, I have to follow through," Mr. Zhou said with a hearty smile.