Chapter 265 The Rural Life (Part One)

Name：College Girl Behind The Charming CEO Author：Little Red Cap
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"Mom!" Leena protested.

Mrs. Yang said, "I'll call you tomorrow. I'll talk to you later." As she spoke, she was about to leave.

Seeing that her mother left in a hurry, it was obvious that she wanted to spare some space for her to stay alone with Carlson, but she was not willing to, so after her mother went out, she still lowered her head and did not intend to talk to him.

Apparently, Carlson wasn't that angry, nor did he complain about Leena. He even looked a little gentle. He said, "I explained our relationship to mom, and mom didn't agree with our divorce."

Leena sneered, "What can you explain to her? You haven't told me why you divorced me yet. Can you persuade my mother?"

After a moment's silence, he said, "We can't divorce, but I will find a way to solve the previous reason."

Hearing that, the corners of Leena's mouth twitched. She sneered and said nothing.

Carlson looked at his watch. It was almost 5 o'clock in the afternoon. He asked, "Are you feeling better now? Let's go out for dinner. I'll explain it to you later."

Leena said, "I'm sorry. I have an appointment toni

to contact with him, she thought he was a normal person.

It occurred to Leena that the first time she saw Daniel, he actually cut flowers and plants in Mr. Richard's house. Logically speaking, he had been separated from Mr. Richard for several generations, but if he was not so familiar with him, how could he cut flowers in other people's house? After that, she went to Daniel's house and looked at his photos. She found that he had been contacting with all kinds of people since he was a child. Many people had taken photos with him, even the cleaners and aunts. Now he said that he would take her to the countryside, which was his high school good friend's grandparents' house. Leena couldn't help but look at him with new eyes.

In fact, Daniel's slovenly appearance had something to do with his inner personality. He didn't care about other people's identity, so it was easy for him to become good friends with all kinds of people. Because of his carelessness, he could become good friends with all kinds of people, including distinguished people, ordinary people, and even some people who forgot their age.