I Saved A Mystery Billionaireac (Eudora)
Chapter 955 Doing Housework

Mildred followed behind Colbert, muttering, "Colbert, you are from the Steele family; how can I let you do such tiring work? Let me do it." "Mom, let him do it," Eudora said.

Getting used to Colbert's arrogant and cold side, Eudora was in a good mood when she suddenly saw him so kind and gentle.

Everyone saw that Eudora and Colbert were flirting with each other, but Eudora still explained, "He wants to experience life in the country, so let him do it."

"What nonsense are you talking about? Hurry up and wash the dishes." Ansel frowned and reprimanded Eudora. Then he whispered, "Colbert is our guest. It's rude to let him do housework."

"Mr. Stanford, it's okay. Colbert has been doing housework since he was young. Let him do it. He is very willing." Colton joked.

As he spoke, he lowered his head and whispered to Trevor, "If we didn't come to Eudora's house, we would never see Colbert wash the dishes once in this life."

"That's right." Trevor nodded.

"Mr. Stanford, what Colton said is true." Seeing Ansel hesitate, Jervis also said.

"I don't believe your nonsense. Colbert was born into a wealthy family. How can he do housework?" Ansel waved his hand, expressing his disbelief.

Trevor, who had been silent for a long time, looked serious. He maintained a mature and calm attitude and said, "Because he has been living in the city, he yearns for rural life. On the way here, he said that he wanted to experience rural life."

"That's right," Colton said.

Hearing Trevor's words, he almost burst out laughing.

He didn't expect Trevor to be so cunning.

In the kitchen, Colbert insisted on washing the dishes. Even though Mildred kept stopping him, Eudora happily tied the apron to Colbert's body. Patting him on the shoulder, she said, "You can start." "Eudora, don't mess around," Mildred blamed Eudora.

Colbert smiled happily, "Mrs. Stanford, you have been busy all morning. Please take a rest, and leave the rest to me."

He started to wash the dishes.

"No, I'll do it." Mildred was going to grab the dishwashing brush, but Eudora hugged Mildred and said, "Mom, let him do it."

She gestured to Mildred with a look that contained much information.

After all, Mildred had raised Eudora for more than 20 years. She immediately understood what Eudora meant, so she stood aside, watched Colbert wash the dishes, and observed his every move. Suddenly, she thought of what Eudora had said before, so she asked, "Colbert, you people from wealthy families will marry girls who also come from wealthy families, right?"