Chapter 50 I The Winston Family

When getting off the car, Hagen treated Camellia with caution. There was so much sadness playing on her beautiful face, as if the world had just collapsed. So Hagen tried not to say or do anything that could evoke her sensitive feelings.

“You live alone in this house. Are you sure you will stay here? I could have told someone to accompany you,” said Hagen, who was walking right behind Camellia at the time.

Hearing his suggestion, Camellia paused for a moment. She looked at him closely, and there was not the slightest smile on his face.

“You’ve helped me a lot, but that doesn’t mean I allow you to go in and out of my house at will, so... no, I don’t want any strangers in my house.”

The emphasis on the word ‘stranger’ seems to refer to him, who doesn’t seem offended at all.

“Alright, I’m just making an offer,” said the man who walked her all the way to the door.

And, without saying goodbye, the girl shut her front door without making small talk with Hagen, who was standing right on the