Pollard originally persuaded her to rest at home, but when he saw her resolute attitude, he stopped talking and said hurriedly: “Then you change your clothes and come out, Charlie is still waiting.”
“Okay!” Melba was overjoyed, and her whole spirit was lifted a lot, and she quickly turned around and went back to her room.
She chose a beautiful dress carefully, but seeing that she was still a little pale, she quickly put on makeup at the fastest speed.
When she came out of the room, she was totally different from the self just now.
Pollard didn’t expect that his daughter would become so energetic all at once, and he couldn’t help feeling a little surprised. He didn’t know what kind of blood she had beaten.
The father and daughter came out of the house together, and within a few minutes, they came to the villa where Charlie was.
When entering the door, Charlie was standing in the courtyard talking to Luther and Roma.
When Pollard and Melba came in, he hurriedly said with a smile: “Old He and Ms. He, I will introduce two friends to the two. They also live in this community. You will be neighbors with them in the future.”
Pollard also walked over quickly at this time, and before he got there he waved his hand and said, “Charlie, why don’t you come over and say hello in advance? I’m ready to have dinner and have a good night at home!”
FAQ Novel
Q: What is Melba’s primary motivation in this chapter?
A: Melba is eager to meet with Charlie to begin work, despite her father’s suggestion that she rest longer.
Q: Who are the new neighbors introduced by Charlie?
A: Charlie introduces Luther and Roma to Pollard and Melba as their new neighbors.
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