Chapter 138

Besides, Damien was such an outstanding man. Could Autumn really bear to leave him? But Rosetta's gut told her Autumn wasn't joking. The thought left her with a strange, unsettled feeling. Autumn, though usually cool and reserved, had never made things difficult for her. She was a capable, gracious woman, and there probably wasn't another in the world who treated Damien with such meticulous care. After all, they had lived under the same roof for three years. If Autumn truly left, Rosetta realized she would feel genuinely sad. With that thought, she ended up calling Damien. To her surprise, he picked up almost immediately. "Mr. Caldwell, Mrs. Caldwell just came back," she said. "Keep her at the house!" Damien ordered coldly. "But—" Before she could finish, Damien had already hung up. When she tried calling again, she couldn't get through. A pang of regret hit her suddenly. She shouldn't have told Damien at all. … Autumn drove straight back home after getting what she came for.