My Past is Just Prologue (Janet and Nathaniel)

Chapter 255

Chapter 255 It’s You?

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After Donahue left, Janet fell asleep in a daze under the effect of the

anesthetic.

When she woke up, it was already late, and the room was dark. Janet looked

to the side in a daze.

Beacher had changed into a cotton gray casual suit and was sitting in

a chair. He rested with one hand on his chin and closed his eyes.

He had

probably just washed up since his soft hair was scattered in front of his forehead. There was only one li

ght turned on in the room, and the yellow soft light shone on his face vaguely, making him innocent and

gentle.

Janet sighed softly. She figured that Beacher was indeed a decent man when

he wasn’t talking.

Beacher was just taking a nap, and he heard Janet’s sigh clearly. He hurriedly

opened his eyes. “Janet, are you feeling unwell?”

Before Janet could speak, Beacher turned on the lights in the room. With a

click sound, in an instant, the room was utterly bright.

Janet narrowed her eyes slightly. “Beacher, my eyes…”

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Beacher panicked for a second and quickly adjusted the light. “Are you OK?

Sorry, my bad. I just want to see if you are feeling unwell.”

Beacher always turned reckless when he was nervous, and Janet had long.

been accustomed to that. She shook her head. “I’m fine.”

Beacher heaved a sigh of relief and raised his hand to look at the time. “Are you hungry? I brought you

some food. Do you want me to heat it for you?”

Janet was indeed a bit hungry, so she nodded. “Thank you, Beacher.”

Beacher raised his eyebrows slightly and glanced at her from the corner of his eyes. “Remarkable. You

actually become polite after suffering once.”

After saying that, Beacher turned around and went out to heat the food.

Janet threw a pillow at his back angrily.

She thought, if it were not for my condition, I would have shown him how

polite I could be!

Because Janet was weak, most of her food was something light. The three

men went through a lot of trouble, and luckily, they found a great cook,

though they had just landed in Canada.

Beacher placed the food in front of her. He was a little clumsy, but he still

strictly forbade Janet to do it herself.

“With me, the famous world–class championship driver, taking care of you,

you should be grateful. Don’t be a troublemaker!”

Beacher served some soup for Janet. Meanwhile, he mocked Marvin and

Donahue and boasted, “Jill, see? I’m the one who dotes on you the most.

Where are Marvin and Donahue? They are nowhere to be seen!”

Janet turned a deaf ear to Beacher’s nagging. She gave the soup a go and

praised it, “Not bad. It reminds me of the time when I was a kid.”

Beacher placed some vegetables on her plate, his eyes filled with kindness

and love as he began to recall the past, “You were so cute when you were a

little girl. You were so chubby back then…”

“Enough. Enough…” Janet choked on the soup and coughed a few times.

violently, feeling that the wound on her body began to ache.

“You know that’s my sore spot! Who was the chubby one? Have you

forgotten? You were three times chubbier than me!”

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Beacher didn’t dare to argue with her, afraid that he would piss her off. He

hurriedly poured her a glass of water.

“Alright! I was the chubby one, OK? Have some water. Calm down.”

Janet looked at him and snorted hard, as if saying to him, “At least you are

sensible.”

Beacher, on the other hand, was pissed off. He rolled his eyes at her, but he

didn’t dare to say a word. He glanced outside and immediately saw Lily, who

was timid outside the window.

“What kind of caretaker is that…” Beacher muttered. He finally found a way to

show his care for Janet. “What do you say I find two new caretakers for you?

I’ll get you two chatty ones who amuse you. You won’t get bored again.”

Beacher came from a noble family, and there were at least a few dozen

servants in his family. Therefore, he didn’t take them exactly seriously. In his

opinion, as long as the servants were offered enough money, the

employment relationship could be terminated at any time.

Janet glanced at the cowardly Lily through the window and sighed,

“Whatever. But Beacher, remember to give her double the salary. She was

scared out of her wits because of Donahue yesterday.”

After Lily was threatened by Donahue, she was no longer as lively as before.

She would rather stay in the corridor unless Janet called her in.

Janet thought, Lily is here to work. The right thing to do now is to pay her and

send her away nicely. She doesn’t deserve to stay here and be tortured

mentally.

Besides, maybe her leaving will be a good thing for me. Janet looked up at Beacher, and an impercepti

ble smile crossed her eyes.

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Beacher did not notice the smile in her eyes at all. Since Janet agreed, he

immediately went outside and fired Lily personally.

Janet didn’t know what he said to Lily. She only saw that Lily was obviously NôvelDrama.Org holds © this.

relieved. Lily was not as tense as before, and there was even a smile on her

face.

Janet couldn’t help but grin.

Beacher fired Lily. As if he had done something big, he walked in proudly.

“Next, I will call back home and pick up the servants you are familiar with.

How about that? Aren’t I the most considerate?”

Janet looked at the proud Beacher and couldn’t help but chuckle. She said,

“Beacher, you are right. You are the most considerate!”

Then she drawled, “But it will be at least another day until they arrive. What

shall I do before they are here?”

Beacher was stunned.

He thought, I was wondering!

How come Donahue still hasn’t replaced the maid after she has been here for two days?

“Damn it!

“I’ll go find her!”

Beacher said and left the ward in the blink of an eye.

Janet smiled brightly and thought, Beacher, I’m sorry. Yet after all, you’re the

one who gets tricked the easiest in the whole family.

Beacher had not been gone two minutes when there was another knock on

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the door.

Janet was having soup in small mouthfuls, and she figured that it was Beacher who had returned. She

subconsciously said, “Come in. Why did you

knock on the door? You…”

While talking, Janet raised her eyes and saw the person who had knocked on the door. The smile

on her face instantly vanished.

“You?”