Kevin chuckled. “Hearing you say that puts my mind at ease. In my eyes, you’ll always be my real granddaughter.”

As they chatted, a knock echoed at the door, and Hogan stepped into the room.

Hogan hadn’t expected Amara to be there. He raised an eyebrow before walking over to talk to Kevin.

Seeing this, Amara quietly slipped out, leaving the two men to catch up.

She didn’t plan on leaving the Everly Estate immediately; she at least needed to say goodbye to Kevin before taking off. Wandering over to the study on the first floor, she spaced out while staring at the potted plants lining the wall.

“Ms. Sullivan, you’re back.”

A voice snapped her out of her daze. Amara turned to see Tina standing nearby, wearing an apron and holding a vacuum cleaner, looking at her with a hint of joy.

Tina genuinely liked Amara. Recently, she had occasionally gone to the villa to clean for her, but since Amara was always on set, they rarely ran into each other.

Tina was a girl with a luminous skin. While her features weren’t strikingly gorgeous, she possessed a gentle, serene charm with a touch of cuteness. She was the type of person who grew more beautiful the longer you looked at her.

Seeing her lifted Amara’s spirits. She flashed her a smile. “I came back to see Kevin. How’s your studying going lately? Are you still planning on taking the college entrance exams next year?”

Tina nodded, her eyes lighting up at the mention of the exams.

“I’ve already decided which schools to apply to. I think I have about a seventy percent chance of getting in. If I miss the mark, I’ve got backup options ready. Ms. Sullivan, could you take a look at the schools for me? Let me know if these are good choices.”

Tina pulled out her phone, showing Amara the list of colleges she had picked. Although she had lived in Wye for years, she had buried her head in books the entire time and didn’t know much about the outside world.

She had read online that these schools were decent, but she wasn’t sure if they were actually good. She wanted Amara’s input.

Amara was naturally more than happy to help. She took the phone and examined the list carefully.

She noticed Tina had selected

universities renowned for their

liberal arts programs, includin

schools specializing in languages, foreign studies, and cultural studies.

“These are all excellent universities in Wye,” Amara encouraged. “I believe you can get in. But when the time comes, you need to choose your major carefully. Sometimes picking the right major is even more crucial than picking the right school. I As for what to study, that depends on what you want to do in the future.”

Tina nodded thoughtfully. “I want to be a teacher. I think educating people is incredibly meaningful.”

Tina’s personality was perfectly suited for teaching. She was approachable, patient, and always willing to help.

With solid academic knowledge, she

would make an outstanding

classroom teacher However since.

she wasn’t particularly authoritative, she might struggle to be a strict homeroom supervisor.

Amara nodded in agreement. “You’d make a great teacher. Keep up the good work.”

They chatted for a little while longer until Hogan walked out, asking, “Why are you hiding over here? Just looking at the flowers?”

Having finished talking with Kevin, Hogan had been preparing to leave the estate.

When he came downstairs and spotted Amara, he instinctively walked over, his mind flashing to the post Finnian had made the day before.

He tossed out a casual remark and then suddenly noticed Tina standing next to Amara.

He vaguely knew there was a maid named Tina working at the estate. After all, he visited often and was very familiar with the household.