Vera also felt relieved when she saw Charlie looking so confident. She glanced at the time and said, “Young Master, it's almost eight o'clock now. When do you plan to go home?”

Charlie said, “My father-in-law usually leaves for the Calligraphy and Painting Association at nine o'clock. It's quite close to my home. Miss Lavor, there's no need for you to send me back. The helicopter makes too much noise in the downtown area, so I'll go back by myself.”

Vera insisted, “Young Master, how can I let you go back alone? Why don’t you let me drive you back instead?”

Charlie hurriedly declined, “It's really not necessary. I can walk by myself.”

Vera sighed softly and said, “Young Master, if you leave like this and pass by the courtyard downstairs, the servants might misunderstand when they see you leaving my courtyard in the morning.”

Charlie asked awkwardly, “What do you think is appropriate then, Miss Lavor?”

Vera said, “Young Master, please wait a moment. I'll make the arrangements.”

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