The Kiss that Sparked it All novel Chapter 381

The Mendoza family was really riding on the fact that they were related to Mrs. Blanchet and throwing their weight around here.

They were welcomed by the well-trained staff of the Blanchet family. Even though they were disgruntled, they didn't show it and respectfully ushered the Mendoza family trio into the Blanchet residence.

Sheila had been to the Blanchet family home once before with Ellinor and had seen its grandeur. But today was her first time actually stepping onto the Blanchet's property, and she was filled with longing and curiosity for everything in the Blanchet's yard.

However, upon entering the inner courtyard of the Blanchet family, she seemed unsatisfied. She crossed her arms arrogantly and looked around the simple yet grand Chinese-style courtyard, shaking her head and criticizing.

"The house is nice, but it's a bit outdated! I don’t like this old-fashioned and worn-out Chinese style. When I move in, I’ll definitely give it a makeover!

The pine tree over there is too big; it blocks the light. It has to go! The marble floor needs to be replaced with high-quality turf like a golf course, and they need to plant my favorite roses to make it look like a European royal garden that suits my superstar vibe! Oh, and those outdated potted plants over there need to go too; they mess up the aesthetics!”

Tracy agreed with Sheila, nodding her head, “Yeah, you’re right, this yard is too basic. It needs a good spruce up; otherwise, it’s just a waste of such a large yard!”

The staff leading the way heard their conversation, exchanged puzzled glances, and shared a look of disdain.

What kind of people were Mrs. Blanchet's relatives? Why did they start thinking about how to remodel someone else's yard the first time they visited?

Saying the Blanchet's yard was too plain, wanting to cut down that precious century-old pine tree, and saying Putnam's expensive orchids are tacky and should all be thrown away?

Do they even get it?

Not to mention, those flowers are rare species. They were very valuable and are treasures to Putnam, more precious than people!