Find Me In Your Labyrinth novel Chapter 334

Matthew's eyes darkened a bit, but the smile on his face remained, "You got a boyfriend already?"

Estelle hesitated for a moment, and shook her head.

Matthew shrugged, "So, you just don't like me!"

His tone was light and playful, without a trace of annoyance.

"It’s not that!" Estelle looked genuinely sincere, "It's for some special reasons."

"Alright then!" Matthew nodded understandingly, his handsome face stayed calm and polite, "But, can you stay here a bit longer? If you leave now, my grandma will definitely nag me later, saying that I can't chat with girls and managed to drive you away in just a few minutes."

Sue couldn't help but want to laugh, and nodded, "Let's read here for a while then."

It just so happened that she and Norah's classmates didn't have much to talk about, so sitting here for a while would be nice.

"Thank you!" Matthew said gratefully.

Estelle picked a book from the shelf and sat opposite Matthew.

A long, narrow mahogany table was set between them, covered with a light yellow table flag embroidered with cloud patterns. Both of them sat on each side quietly reading.

Next to them, a floor-to-ceiling window was shaded with translucent white curtains. The window was open, the summer breeze blowing in, making the curtains gently sway.

People were walking about in the garden, taking pictures, chatting.

Estelle turned the pages, her mind drifting. She couldn't help but glance out the window, as if someone was standing there below, shouting at her, "Baby, jump down!"

Estelle realized, "What about the girl? Was she still waiting for you?"

"Of course she had left! What bugged me most was that until I graduated, I never found out who had slipped me the note." Matthew sighed with regret, "A great relationship just slipped through my fingers!"

Estelle couldn't help herself and laughed softly.

Upstairs, Jonathan had briefly dozed off on the couch but was now feeling even groggier. He stood up, moved to the window, and saw the people playing on the lawn. Suddenly, his brow furrowed, and his gaze sharpened.

He strode out and opened the door, went downstairs, and saw Janice organizing the servants to take a large cake to the lawn outside.

He slowed his pace and casually asked, "I heard from mom that Matthew would be here today. How come I haven't seen him?"

Janice turned around, smiled lightly, and said, "I'm thinking of introducing Ms. Macclain to Matthew. What do you think?"