Accidenttal One Night Stand with My Aloof Uncle
Chapter 215: Not Used to Chloe Being Gone 5

Chapter 215: Chapter 215: Not Used to Chloe Being Gone 5

When Sophia Fraser chased outside, Matthew Morgan had already gotten in the car and left.

"Hey... Lucas!"

Sophia Fraser started to speak but eventually gave up helplessly.

...

When Zoe Graham and the others arrived at the dormitory, they were shocked to find it completely clean.

"Chloe, what kind of blow did you experience to clean the dormitory so thoroughly by yourself?" Ava Woods couldn’t help but ask.

"I didn’t do anything." Chloe Grant said.

"Could it be that Sophia had the housemaids come over to clean?" Zoe Graham couldn’t help but speculate.

"Probably." Ava Woods said while tidying up.

The two chatted about some other things afterwards.

Chloe Grant didn’t join in, just sat there in a daze.

"Chloe, help me!"

As soon as Sophia Fraser returned, she directly pulled Chloe Grant, who was standing by the wall, out of the dormitory and led her downstairs.

When they reached a less crowded place, Sophia Fraser got straight to the point, "Isn’t your uncle Lucas Morgan? Arrange for him to have dinner with us tonight."

Chloe Grant couldn’t react, "What?"

"What I mean is, you help me arrange a dinner with Lucas Morgan tonight, and we go together, but midway you pretend to have a stomachache and leave, giving me and Lucas Morgan some time alone."

Hearing Sophia Fraser’s words, Chloe Grant was momentarily at a loss for a response.

"I..."

How could she agree?

Especially with her tense relationship with Lucas Morgan right now?

Seeing her hesitation, Sophia Fraser got angry on the spot: "What are you hesitating about? What’s so hard about agreeing to this? You are his niece, isn’t it normal to arrange a dinner? Can’t you even manage this little thing?" Sophia Fraser’s face darkened, "Moreover, I’m about to get engaged to him soon, isn’t it normal for us to communicate? What’s your hesitation, what are you up to?"

Chloe Grant licked her dry lips, suddenly at a loss for words.

"Forget it!"

Sophia Fraser waved her hand, "I must be blind to consider you a sister to this extent, and you can’t even fulfill a simple request. I admit that I was wrong regarding the Lily Grant incident, but I still say, if you’re unhappy just say it, there’s no need for this."

After saying this, she directly walked past Chloe Grant and left.

...

Two days passed, and at school, Sophia Fraser continued to ignore Chloe Grant.

Ava Woods and Zoe Graham noticed the problem and asked about it, but Sophia Fraser just had one sentence, "I’m too lowly to associate with them."

Chloe Grant always chose to remain silent.

Isabella Gray had mentioned before about the Fraser family lady and Lucas Morgan’s matter, so Chloe Grant knew why Sophia Fraser asked her for help.

It’s not that she didn’t want to help, but...

Chloe Grant herself was quite troubled, and since Sophia Fraser was always sharp, Chloe Grant couldn’t find a way to talk to her properly, so she kept postponing, and two days passed without realizing it.

Things weren’t easy for Chloe Grant, and things weren’t great for Lucas either over at the villa.

At that moment, he was leaning on the sofa, holding a cigarette, "It’s so strange without Chloe around?"

Lucas murmured.

Next to him, Matthew Morgan sat on the sofa, a laptop on his lap, fingers tapping rapidly on it as he worked seriously.

Lucas took a drag on his cigarette and said again, "Last year at this time, Chloe wouldn’t have gone a few days without returning, how come she went to school without a trace today?"

Without her, Lucas felt the three villas were empty and lacked a lot of sounds.

"I’ll visit her another day and bring her back for a couple of days." Lucas stubbed out his cigarette.

During this time, Matthew Morgan continued working without any response.

Just then, the doorbell of the house rang.

Lucas got up, stretched lazily, and walked to the door, then opened it.

"Mr. Morgan, there’s a delivery for you."

The person knocking was the security guard of the neighborhood, holding an express envelope.

The recipient’s name on it was: Lucas Morgan.

Sender: Chloe Grant.

Lucas signed his name, then closed the door, repeatedly checking the envelope, looking puzzled.