His Eagle Eyes on Me

"I don't know about that. They didn't mention that."

"I see," Ivy muttered.

"I'm surprised that you know about Lucas as well!" the servant said.

"I'm around his age, right?" Ivy chuckled. "I was still around when he first returned to his family, and I even saw him from afar before! He is slender and tall, and he always wore a thin jacket despite the cold weather."

"Yeah! He doesn't seem afraid of the cold, and I've never seen him sick before. Young people are tougher, I guess," the servant said. "By the way, what's your name? I've never seen you around." "My name is Ivy. I should let you get back to work now," Ivy said and added, "Since Mrs. Woods is in a bad mood, don't bother telling her that I've been here. You can keep all the fruits to yourself!" "You are such a nice girl! Come by again whenever you are free!"

"Sure!"

Ivy emerged from the back door of the mansion, and Archer immediately inquired, "Done with the chat?"

She nodded. "My grandmother worked here for a long time. Although I wasn't particularly close to them, they are not bad people."

"You didn't mention your previous identity to them?" Archer asked.

"No, there's no need to tell them about it," Ivy replied.

"Ivy, you truly are a person of loyalty and righteousness." Archer sighed. "I understand you visiting your teacher, but you didn't have to come all the way for these servants." Ivy could not tell Archer that she had come to gather information about Lucas.

"You didn't tell my parents, right?" Ivy asked.

"I didn't. They didn't call me, so I didn't say anything," Archer replied.

"But have they called you privately?" Ivy continued.

"They called once yesterday. After you went into the school and didn't reply to their messages, they called me. I told them you were with your mentor, and they didn't say anything more," Archer explained.

"You didn't tell me about it yesterday," Ivy pointed out.

"There was nothing to say. I didn't lie," Archer retorted, "Meeting your mentor isn't the same as meeting some random guy..."

"But what if I were meeting some random guy? If that happened, and my parents called you, what would you say?" Ivy wanted to establish a consistent story with Archer.

"Huh? Do you have a boyfriend here?" Archer caught on. "You're doing so well now, why would you want to look for an ex-boyfriend? Are you trying to help the poor? Don't be silly!"

"You have a wild imagination, don't you?" Ivy frowned, "Didn't you have a secret crush on some girl when you were a teenager? Anyway, don't meddle in my business, and don't tell my parents." "But you have to give me an excuse! I'm not good at lying!" Archer insisted.

"If I go and see him, just say I'm

meeting a classmate. I know what to do, and when it's time to tell my parents, I'll definitely do it in person. I just don't want them to heart from yout," Ivy explained. Original from NôvelDrama.Org.

"Alright, I understand! So, are we going to find that guy you have a crush on now?" Archer asked bluntly.

"Why do you have to be so blunt?" Ivy sighed.

"You can be straightforward with me. I'm not your brother, and I'm definitely not your father. You're my boss, and I do whatever you ask me to do. Besides, even if your parents get angry at you, they won't do anything to me as long as you

protect me. With you on my side,

they won't fire me."

"You've gotten it all figured out, haven't you?" Ivy teased.

"I'm just not stupid," Archer said.

The two of them got into the car.

"Where are we going no?" Archer held the steering wheel and asked.

"I don't know. The servants said he started a company, but I don't know the name of the company." Ivy sighed.

"It's simple... Don't you know his name? Just search for him online. There are websites in our country where you can look up companies using names. Doesn't Taronia have one of those?" Archer suggested.