Chapter 115 Down The Mountain (1/2)
Daniel knew that Jill had made loud noises on purpose last night. She was intending to make their love affair known to everyone so that the man sleeping with her couldn't deny their relationship.
But to her disappointment, that man turned out to be Daniel. Since Hiram had come to her tent and taken a look the night before last, she had assumed that the man who came into her tent last night was also Hiram. She had tried her best to please him, but it was all in vain.
Jill lingered in the tent for a while. When she finally stepped out, she told everyone that she was feeling out of it and wanted to go home. Just as Hiram had predicted, she asked for leave voluntarily.
Having done such a shameful thing, she was too embarrassed to stay there any longer.
Hiram granted her leave instantly, and arranged for a man to accompany her home.
Everybody felt relieved at Jill's departure. She was such a scheming girl that her presence made everyone feel uncomfortable.
At noon, Rachel helped Gary make the fire and cook. She seemed to be adept at doing everything. They hadn't expected Rachel, the wife of the CEO, to be so amiable, so they began to look at her in a new light.
Having been brought up in the countryside, Rachel had learned how to make a fire and cook when she was still a child. She hadn't volunteered to do anything when Jill was there, because Jill had been eager to show off.
Knowing Jill's intention, Rachel had left all the chances to her. But just because she hadn't helped around didn't mean she didn't know how to.
Now that Jill was gone and everyone was busy with their own tasks, she tried to help them as much as she could.
After lunch, Rachel prepared to wash the dishes. ”Put them down, Rachel, ” Gary said. ”You've helped me a lot already. Now go and rest. I'll get someone else to wash the dishes.”
Then he turned to Daniel and said, ”Daniel, come here. Remember the bet you lost? All the dishes are yours.”
Daniel walked over reluctantly and gave Gary a hateful look. ”There's already someone who is willing to wash the dishes. Why bother me? Such a great friend you are!”
Rachel helped Daniel put all the bowls and dishes into a basin so that he could take the basin to the river to do the washing. ”What's the bet you guys had? Tell me about it, ” Rachel asked while putting the dishes away.
Gary opened his mouth to tell her but Daniel cut in immediately. ”Shut your big mouth!” he exclaimed before spraying water at his face. He rolled up his sleeves and got ready to wash the di