Love at First Novel by Gu Lingfei

Pedro added, “Miss, you don’t need to call the driver over. I’ll take you home. I do not want to drink.”
“what ever.”
Kathryn wanted to drink two drinks to celebrate the success of her revenge plan.
Kathryn returned to work. By the time she finished her work, it was already 11 o’clock in the night.
The employees who work overtime in the company have already gotten off work.
When she walked out of the company, she saw Pedro sitting at the front of the car, waiting for her. When she came out, Pedro
stood up straight and walked quickly towards her.
“How long have you been here?” Kathryn asked him while getting into the car.
Pedro said, “It didn’t take long. I waited for about 10 minutes.”
Pedro put on his seat belt, and after Kathryn also put on her seat belt, he started the engine.
Kathryn told him where to go to the food stall, and Pedro smiled: “Miss, I also like to go to the food stall for late-night snacks.”
“I used to go there often.”
Pedro stopped talking.
He knew that Kathryn’s life was not good before she returned to the Farrell family.
As the car moved forward, Kathryn leaned back on the car seat, pressed down the window a little, and looked at the street scene
outside the car window.
Jensburg was a big city, just like Wiltspoon. Even though it was 11 o’clock at night, there were still many people outside.
For those who liked nightlife, this time period was at its peak.
There were also people walking in a hurry, probably overtime workers like Kathryn who had just gotten off work. They were either
riding bicycles or electric cars and hurried by.
In the house they rented, their families were waiting for them.

Kathryn was actually a little envious of them. No matter how hard and tired they were, there were people at home who cared
about them, loved their families, and had lovely children.
She had money, but what awaited her back home?
She had parents, brothers, and sisters-in-law, but no one treated her sincerely.
Her adoptive father was still in jail, and the adoptive mother and others had no sincerity towards her.
She seemed to be someone who was not liked.
If the butler had not changed children more than 20 years ago, maybe she would have been loved by her parents, brother, and
sister-in-law, just like Shiloh.
Shiloh’s standing in the Farrell family had declined as a result of her plot, and her sisters-in-law had disliked her. However, she
had to admit that Shiloh had gained more than her in terms of family affection.
The people in the Farrell family really loved Shiloh.
“What are you thinking, Miss?” Pedro asked gently.
“nothing.” Kathryn stopped looking outside and pressed the window.
She didn’t want to say what was on her mind. She didn’t want people to know that she actually lacked love.