Love Comes To Me
Chapter 1256: Let her go!

Earlene returned home and immediately called the butler over.

"Did Hector come downstairs today, apart from dinner?" Earlene asked. "No."

"And is there anything about Elo?"

"Elo she..." The housekeeper hesitated, wondering if he should tell her about Elo running into the kitchen, at lunchtime.

It was his hesitation that caused Earlene to sense that something was wrong and immediately grimaced, asking in a stern voice, "What exactly did she do?" The butler had to answer truthfully, "She came to the kitchen and Prince Hector saw her."

"What did I tell you?"

Earlene took a deep breath and pushed down the anger in her heart, "Go and get Elo for me." "Yes."

The butler hurried off to call for someone.

Earlene walked to the living room and sat down, her face as gloomy as ink in her delicate make-up.

That Elo was not a peaceful person, and he was probably thinking of ways to get to Hector.

It was true that her instincts were right, she didn't like her from the first moment she saw her.

When the housekeeper came over, Eloise was cleaning the flower room.

As soon as she saw the butler, with a smile still on her face, she asked, "Ted, what are you doing here when you have time?" "Miss is looking for you."

As soon as she heard Earlene looking for her, the smile on Eloise's face froze instantly, "What does she want with me?" "What do you think?"

Meeting the butler's helpless look, Eloise instantly understood.

Would Earlene be looking for her for anything other than Hector's business?

Eloise followed the housekeeper to the living room.

"Miss, Elo is here."

Earlene lifted her head, her stern gaze shooting at Eloise.

Eloise bowed her head and asked respectfully, "What do you want from me, Miss?"

"You saw Hector today?" asked Earlene.

She hadn't called herself here because she already knew.

So there was no point in hiding it.

Eloise nodded, "Well, met."

"Elo!" said Earlene, getting up and glaring at her in exasperation, "Did I tell you to stay away from Hector?"

"You did say that. But wasn't this an unintentional run-in?" Eloise put on a bewildered look.

"Inadvertently?" Earlene sneered, "Can you call it unintentional when you run into the kitchen on purpose?"

"I went to the kitchen just to help and I didn't expect to see Prince Hector so coincidentally."

Not only was she sophomoric, but she completely failed to realise where she had gone wrong.

Earlene was furious and she gritted her teeth, "Butler!"

"Miss, I'm in."

"Count her wages and get her out of here!"

Upon hearing that she was to be fired, Eloise's face suddenly changed and she quickly admitted her mistake, "Miss, give me one more chance! I'll never see Prince Hector again, please give me another chance!" Her plea fell on deaf ears and Earlene ordered in a cold voice, "Ted, get her out of here!"

The butler didn't dare hesitate and said "Yes", turning to Eloise, "Elo, come with me."

Eloise refused, "Miss, please believe me, give me another chance!"

"Ted!"

Earlene yelled, frightening the housekeeper into getting right up to Eloise and dragging her away.

"Ted, you let go of me!"

Eloise struggled as she turned back to Earlene and pleaded, "Miss, I was wrong, give me one more chance! Miss..." Earlene turned around and answered her with a cold back.

"I warned you long ago, but you didn't listen, now you've done it, haven't you? You've completely pissed off Miss." Pulling Eloise outside, the housekeeper only scolded with both anger and helplessness.

"Ted, please beg the lady to give me another chance and I promise to stay away from Prince Hector from now on." Eloise begged bitterly.

But the butler was unmoved and refused, "Forget it, you'd better go and replace another job."

"Ted, please."

Eloise didn't want to just leave, Hector hadn't remembered her and she couldn't go.

"Go on go."

The butler waved his hand, then turned and went inside, shutting the door behind him and leaving Eloise alone outside.

Looking at the closed door, Eloise wanted to laugh and cry.

It had been so hard to get into the Bartram family, but she hadn't stayed long before she was thrown out.

It was a real shame.

Looking up at the balcony of Hector's room on the first floor, her heart sank and a mist formed in her eyes, gradually blurring her vision. What are you crying for?

Eloise raised her hand and wiped away the tears, her expression becoming determined.

She wouldn't just give up.

She was going to bring Hector home!

...

At night, Rawlins pulled up to the garage, parked the car and opened the door to get out.

The car Curry was dark, with only a little light shining in from the patio outside, more or less. Suddenly a figure ran up to him.

He was startled, thinking it was some kind of bad guy, and reached over to try to subdue the other man. At that moment, a familiar voice rang out.

"It's me."

Rawlins turned on his headlights, which allowed him to see Eloise standing in front of him.

He furrowed his brow, "What are you doing here?"

"I got kicked out by your sister."

"What, Earlene kicked you out?" Rawlins was little surprised, "What exactly did you do to upset her again?"

Eloise was helpless, "What else could it be."

It was Hector again!

Rawlins couldn't help but feel a little angry, "I told you to behave yourself for a few days, didn't I? Why don't you listen?"

"How do I know she'll know?" Eloise sighed, "Your sister is being overly sensitive."

She had only met up with Hector and it wasn't like she was Eloise's appearance now.

How sensitive Earlene was meant to be how much she cared for Hector.

The incident was like a thorn in Rawlins heart, diaphragmatically unpleasant.

"So what do you do now?" Rawlins asked.

"I don't know." Eloise answered back truthfully.

She really didn't know what to do, and with a cautious personality like Earlene's, even if she got down on her knees and begged her, she would be unmoved. Rawlins stared at her, his brow furrowed, "You want me to help you?"

"Yeah." Eloise nodded.

Rawlins snorted, "Eloise, don't go overboard, you screwed up, how else can I help you?"

Eloise asked instead of answering, "Don't you want Hector out of the Bartram family in a hurry, or do you really want to see the woman you love married to another man?" Rawlins laughed, a sarcastic laugh, "You really know how to beat a snake by three inches."

"That's for sure. I'm Hector's wife." Eloise couldn't help but be a little proud at the mention of that status.

Yes, she was Hector's wife.

Hector was her husband and could only be hers.

"That's why it's just as annoying." Rawlins whispered.

Eloise heard it and didn't mind, "You won't replace us annoying when I bring Hector home."

Rawlins looked at her for a moment before nodding, "Okay, I'll help you again."