All Chapters of The Billionaire's Housemaid: Chapter 71 - Chapter 80

Richard stood behind David awkwardly, they were standing at the corner of the hospital building, looking towards the direction of the nurse's station from the passing crowd.Because of the angle of view, only when you approach this corner can you notice that there are two men in suits and leather shoes standing stupidly in this corner.In a place like the obstetrics and gynecology department, no matter how weird this scene looks, they will involuntarily take a second look.Richard was watched by passers-by a few times, and he became even more uncomfortable.With a light cough, he asked, "Boss, why don't we just go over and say hello?"After a while, David refused coldly, "No need."Both feet still stood in place, staring motionlessly at the figure in the distance.Richard smiled wryly in his heart and muttered inwardly, he doesn't want to go there and doesn't plan to leave. I don't know when the boss became such a cautious person.No, it's a little more terrifying than looking forwar

David's brow furrowed, his concern evident as he pressed further, "What happened with your work?"Rowan's expression shifted, a mixture of resignation and self-deprecation. She chuckled softly, "I don't have a job."No further explanation was necessary; David immediately grasped the meaning behind her words.He hesitated momentarily before whispering, "I'm sorry."It was the second apology he had offered that day. Previously, Rowan had believed him to be someone who would never yield or apologize, regardless of right or wrong. Yet, she couldn't bring herself to say the words "It's okay."An awkward tension filled the air, the silence between them growing increasingly stifling. Minutes passed, prolonging the deadlock.Suddenly, David broke the silence, determination in his voice, "I'll arrange for someone to handle your work and take care of the house. Since I mentioned it, it's yours."A wry smile tugged at the corners of Rowan's lips. "You say that every time, but in the end, I'm the

Rowan didn't have a clear idea of what was happening, but when she saw her mother's phone call, a sense of worry surged within her. She immediately wondered if her mother's medication had run out. However, upon hearing that her mother's health had taken a turn for the worse, a profound feeling of dread washed over her."How serious is it?" Rowan anxiously inquired into the phone."Where are you right now? Hurry and come here! The nurse is already attending to her," the maid's voice trembled with emotion, filled with a mix of fear and incoherent shouting.With each passing moment, Rowan grew increasingly confused. The doctor had previously assured her that her mother was making progress in overcoming cancer. So, what could be happening now?Despite her own fear, Rowan yearned to calm the maid's frantic state and gain a clear understanding of the situation. She rose from her seat, searching for her bag, and while making her way outside, she asked the maid for more details."Where are yo

"Rowan, you're being too wary," her mother said. "But since you mentioned that David is a good man, I think you should try to resolve your differences instead of rushing into a divorce."Rowan was taken aback as the topic turned back to her marriage with David. She had asked Jason for his desires, not for her mother to intervene in her past relationship.Taking a moment to collect her thoughts, Rowan realized she needed to be honest with her mother, even if it meant disappointing her. She didn't want her mother to keep holding onto the idea of her being related to David."Mom," she raised her head and looked her mother in the eyes, "I'm sorry if I didn't explain things earlier, but David and I have already divorced. We've signed the divorce agreement, and the legal procedures are almost completed. No matter how much you try to persuade me, it's not going to change that. Also, David being a good man is not the main concern here." She just wished her mother could understand and let her

The room fell into an uneasy silence as David gazed at Rowan expressionlessly. Her heart raced, unsure of how he would respond to her request. With a deep breath, she felt compelled to explain herself further."I know it's not the best time to ask for such a huge favor, and I apologize for putting you in this position. But something urgent has come up with my family, and I desperately need the money. I promise I'll find a way to pay you back as soon as possible."David leaned back on the sofa, crossing his long legs and folding his arms around his chest. His eyes remained fixed on Rowan as he repeated in a calm tone, "Two million?""Yes," Rowan replied with a nod, feeling a mix of hope and anxiety."What do you need it for?" David inquired, seemingly wanting more clarity before making a decision."It's a personal matter," Rowan hesitated, feeling embarrassed by the vague explanation. "I can't go into all the details, but it's essential for my family's well-being. I understand if you d