15 minutes later, they arrived in a quiet neighborhood of villas.
The villas there were considerably older than those in other neighborhoods, so the prices for them weren’t too high. It was a perfect place for the elderly to live their twilight years.
Tara slowly stopped her car in front of a villa. She was clearly unhappy.
Cameron wanted to ask her about it, but he decided not to say anything.
Tara took a key out and opened the door to the villa. The moment she entered, she saw Lena, who was still taking care of Dylan.
“Lena, you still haven’t left yet?” Tara was a little surprised. She thought that Lena would return to the military region after sending Dylan back home.
“Not yet. I was waiting for you to return. Speaking of which, Cameron, why are you here as well?” Lena looked at him.
“Colonel Bailey, you make it sound as if I’m not welcome here at all,” Cameron said. He hadn’t offended her, had he?
“No…” Lena wanted to say something, but she suddenly fell silent. She had thought that Cameron wouldn’t follow Tara back, so she had intended to wait for Tara to return before asking her if Cameron had gone to Global Plaza.
In fact, she had regretted it after telling Cameron not to go to Global Plaza. She had meant well, but on second thought, that would’ve probably piqued Cameron’s curiosity.
“Colonel Bailey, do you have something to say to me?” Cameron seemed to have sensed it. He raised an eyebrow in perplexity.
“Fine. I’ll just ask you directly.” Lena was not the type of person who liked to beat around the bush. She asked Cameron, “Cameron, did you go to Global Plaza?”
“I did.” Cameron did not lie.