Chapter 34 Your Skills Are Good

At first glance, Gustave felt that Darlene looked like that person.

If Darlene had not denied it and said that she had never been to an

orphanage, Gustave would not have easily dispelled his speculation.

Darlene felt a little strange. Why did Gustave care about her?

That day, Darlene was purely afraid that Gustave would take revenge on her

because of Douglas, so she deliberately concealed everything about herself.

Gustave asked himself, “That’s right. It’s the first time we met. You are inevitably on guard.”

Darlene looked a little embarrassed. She lied that day and said that she had

never been to an orphanage. She had never thought that she would see

Gustave again.

She said embarrassedly, “Sorry, I did lie to you that day.”

A nosy inquiry appeared in Aleena’s eyes. Her gaze swept between Darlene

and Gustave. “You guys, so you have known each other, haven’t you? How

did you know each other?”

Gustave did not hide anything and followed them inside. “I’ve seen you in

Twilight Paradise.”

“Twilight Paradise, a nightclub?” The desire for gossip on Aleena’s face

became even stronger.

Aleena knew Twilight Paradise because she had worked part-time in

Twilight Paradise.

She needed money very much and always did a few jobs at the same time.

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She knew that the pay in Twilight Paradise was high.

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Even if she was an ordinary waiter there and sold a few more bottles of wine in one night, she would earn more money than a month’s salary in other

places.

If she met a big shot who would throw a check to tip, she would earn more.

Gustave did not say anything more and only responded with a nod.

Darlene had gotten rid of the two men who had just controlled her, and she did not know where to go for a while. With Gustave’s permission, they went

to Gustave’s mother’s ward.

When they entered, Catalina was sitting on the bed, watching cartoons. She looked at the people who came in and smiled happily, “Dad and Mom, you come. There will be snacks.”

Gustave had long been accustomed to it. He put down the fruit basket and shopping bags and explained, “It’s a psychological illness caused by depression after giving birth. Her brain doesn’t work well.”

bed, but it seemed that her legs were weak. Her hands were holding the bed, unable to get

Darlene and sat down to peel an apple as she said, “The nurse who knew how to massage left. Mr. Walpole,

legs ached again.”

Catalina’s legs. The loose

one of

because Catalina didn’t walk much and

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legs were also like this. If his legs were

out of bed, but she could not get out.

her legs and

and walked over. She looked at Catalina who was on the bed. “I know a little. Why don’t I give you a

a little afraid of

and she

towel over and helped Catalina

part of Catalina’s legs,

calmed down, Darlene stroked Catalina’s

let Darlene try. Logically speaking,

knew massages. The

for physiotherapy and rehabilitation were

to help

surprised. “How

quickly said, “Her bastard husband used to

massage more

her words, Aleena realized that she should

of Gustave. She

massaged for half an hour, Catalina fell asleep

the bed.

and looked at Gustave. “You can find

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docome

more. She should

condition was much more serious than Catalina’s. After being massaged by her for more than a

handed Darlene a clean hot towel.

her hands. She shook her

call Darlene. “Ms. Garcia, I’m looking for you

This is

up and went over. She took the list

Thank

have a few things to ask you. Why

go out and talk?”

up for

After hearing Gustave’s words,

with a meaningful smile.

“Okay.” Darlene nodded.

there was almost no

patients were special, so they could

casually.

on the

“Mr. Walpole, go ahead.”

used to stay in the

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familiar. Maybe I met you at that time. How old were

old, or even younger. I didn’t remember it much. When I was

not

there was one time when she was pushed into the lake by someone in

her.

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