Since Serenity and Zachary lived separately, Mrs. Lane went back to Brynfield daily to clean up and water the flowers on the balcony. She was no longer staying there and instead went back to the manor, the place she originally lived.

Sam, the housekeeper who had returned from his leave, gave Mrs. Lane a car for her convenience.

“Missus.”

Mrs. Lane had just finished mopping the floor when she saw Serenity coming. She greeted the latter respectfully.

“You can just call me Ms. Hunt like before, Mrs. Lane. Don’t call me Missus. It sounds weird to me.”

She did not put on airs in front of Mrs. Lane.

Mrs. Lane did not think it was appropriate and said, “Mr. Zachary will deduct my bonus if he finds out.

“You’ll get used to it after hearing it more on a daily basis.”

Serenity was speechless. All Zachary knew was how to threaten people.

She entered the store.

Jasmine saw her enter and checked her out from top to bottom.

“What? Don’t you recognize me?”

Jasmine laughed. “You look good