Her Heart Her Terms (Lily and Xavier) novel Chapter 135

Chapter 135 

“So, how do you plan to handle this?” 

Lily pressed her lips together, realizing she needed to talk seriously with Sarah. “Tell me, what’s your purpose?” 

“Don’t worry. I just want you to design the villas for Glenview Villa properly. Go back and redo them,” Sarah replied calmly. 

It wasn’t an unreasonable request. She knew pushing Lily too hard wouldn’t benefit anyone. 

Lily looked confused. “Just like that?” 

“Vep. Just like that,” Sarah confirmed with a sweet smile. 

It was a request that seemed simple–too simple. It was far less demanding than what Lily had expected 

For a moment, she even thought Sarah might use this as leverage to pressure her into divorcing Xavier. But then she realized Sarah probably knew that the decision of whether she divorced or not was out of her hands. 

“Fine. I’ll redo the Glenview Villa designs until you’re satisfied, she said, resigned. 

At that moment, Nadia returned after ordering their meal, 

Sarah stood up, grabbed her bag, and said, “You two enjoy your med. We’ve covered everything I needed with Ms. Joyner, so I’ll be leaving now 

Nadia, who had just sat down, immediately stood up to see her off. “Sarah, won’t you stay a bit longer?” 

Sarah, already walking toward the door, replied, “I’m full. I just had a meal with my boyfriend” 

Their voices faded as they left. Around five or six minutes later, Nadia returned to the private room. 

“Tell me, what does Ms. Lynde not like about your design?” 

After all, Lily had not designed a house in the last two years and couldn’t fully focus on the Glenview Villa project. 

So this time, her design was fairly conventional–nothing particularly special. However, a few small details in the design still managed to catch Nadia’s 

attention 

“Everything is unsatisfactory.” Lily replied, as she cut her steak and chewed it slowly. It felt like chewing wax–bland and a little nauseating. Though her design wasn’t impressive, Nadia had seen her work ethic firsthand. Seeing her agree so easily to redo it made Nadia feel uneasy. 

“Do your best,” Nadia said, sensing the tension. 

The meal passed in silence, each of them lost in their thoughts. Throughout the meal, Nadia checked her phone several times, but there were no new 

messages. 

On the other hand, when 

written on it 

the meal was over, Lily received a message from Timothy. It was a picture of a piece of paper with a string of phone numbers 

“Mrs. Fulton, someone is very interested in the Glenview Villa renovation design and would like to add you to WhatsApp to discuss this further.” 

As Lily was at her meall, she accepted the request immediately since the person showed interest in her design. But a message popped up when she tried to add the person as a friend. 

“This person is already your friend.” Then, the person’s profile appeared. 

She froze, her gaze locking on the screen, 

Looking up at Nadia, who was ahead of her, it suddenly clicked–when they first visited Glenview Villa to take measurements, Nadia had praised the decor nonstop. Back then, she had even asked Sarah who had designed the house