Queen Of Racing: Rebirth And Revenge

"Okay." Rachel held Wendy's hand to the dining room. "Wendy, sit here."

As she was about to ask Harold to fill a bowl of rice for Wendy, she saw her son had already taken the initiative to do it. She nodded with satisfaction and filled a bowl of soup for Wendy.

"The soup is delicious and nutritious. You'd better eat a good meal when you are living in the capital."

"Okay, Aunt Rachel. You should also eat more."

Rachel was so kind to Wendy that she felt a little embarrassed.

"Snap!" The door was open. Looking at a pair of strange lady's sneakers in the hallway, Sheridan raised his eyebrows slightly.

Hearing the sound of the door, Rachel stood up and walked out while saying, "It should be your father who came back. You two eat first."

Looking at his wife's happy face, Sheridan asked curiously, "Who is it? You look so happy! "

Taking over Sheridan's briefcase, Rachel walked upstairs with him towards their bedroom. She glanced at the dining room and replied in a low voice, "Our daughter-in-law is he

hair was wet. Obviously, he had just taken a bath.

Blushed, Wendy looked away. "Well, I'm calling you to have some fruit downstairs."

Hearing this, Harold knew what was going on. He nodded and said, "OK, you can go first."

God helped her! How could Wendy give up such a good opportunity? She would not let it go.

"Harold, let me help you dry your hair." She grabbed a towel and began to dry Harold's hair without his reply.

Harold's breath caught. Startled, Wendy nervously wiped his hair, so she didn't notice Harold's unnatural expression. Instead, she wiped his hair gently.

In the previous life, she often helped him dry his hair like this. Harold was not talkative. Every time, it was she who talked a lot. He said a few words from time to time.

Though he didn't make much remarks, he had done a lot for her. The thought of their miserable death in her previous life made Wendy heart ache. Fortunately, she met him again in this life.

Wendy's eyes reddened. She had to seize this hard won happiness.