After a moment of silence, Carrie told her aunts, “Aunt Amy, Aunt Brenda, since I have nowhere to go now, I’ll have dinner here. When my cousins return, I’ll ask them to head to the villa with me and deal with Camryn’s guard dogs. I won’t forget to repay you if I can get in.”

“Sure, wait here and they can go with you after their work.”

Upon hearing that Carrie would be generous to them, Amy and Brenda hosted Carrie with much enthusiasm.

“What do you want to eat tonight, Carrie? Let me know. I’ll get the ingredients and cook for you. Don’t expect too much though. My cooking skills are average at best.”

Although the Newmans were not rich initially, they were not that poor either. Amy and Brenda had never experienced hardships or poverty since birth. Even after growing up, they chose husbands with statuses similar to the Newmans.

While they were not filthy rich, they lived a comfortable life and owned a few factories, so they were financially well-off compared to ordinary people.