Spoiled by Mr. Russell novel Chapter 211

Chapter 211

“And you are...” Only at this point did Olivia realize something was off.

“It‘s going to be cold tonight. Here are Ms. Christian‘s jacket, blanket, and some food. I will trouble you to hand it to her.” Edward stepped in front of Olivia, saw her stunned expression, stuffed the items into her hands, then turned around to leave.

After all, his job was to deliver the items. Ile did not necessarily have to see Lily.

“Huh, you...” Olivia returned to her senses. This person was tall and had long legs. Within three steps, he was already in the elevator.

Olivia returned to the lab with the items in her hands. She saw Lily sitting there, concentrating on her sample. “Delivery!” Olivia shouted from outside the door.

Lily heard the noise. When she turned around, she saw Olivia carrying two large bags. She was surprised. “Didn‘t you go to wash your face? Why is there delivery? That‘s very efficient of you.”

‘What delivery service had a speed like this? She was barely gone for a few minutes.‘ “I didn‘t make any orders. Your guardian angel delivered these.”

Olivia could not help but laugh. “Right, right, incomparable. Although I think he looks a little ugly and is awkward in how he speaks and does things, he deserves credit for coming all the way here in the middle of the night to send you food and clothes.” Lily was speechless.

She thought of Alexander‘s halo–shrouded, elegant demeanor. She thought of Olivia, referring to him as ugly.

‘Looked ugly and dumb in the way he did things? Was Liv describing Alex? Is there something wrong with her eyes or her aesthetic sensibilities?‘ “Olivia, is there something wrong with your taste?” Olivia did not know what to say,

“Lily, even if I used inappropriate terms, you cannot attack me personally like that. You can criticize other things, but my taste is excellent.” Olivia thought about the man she had just met and decided that her description was on point. Lily thought about it. Perhaps when it came to aesthetics, everybody had different standards of beauty. She could not expect everybody to have the same taste as her.