This time, Louis spoke.

"I think, just give her a new house to live in. There are a lot of hardcover existing homes anyway." He said, "I don't think anyone's house should want her to live."

Although everyone did not say it clearly, most people thought the same thing as Judy. Diana could not save life for Henry. The only difference was that Judy dared to say it, while others did not dare to say it or did not want to say it.

As for the property under Henry's name, within a week of his death, it had completely changed the owner, and none of them had been left to Diana.

Amanda automatically ignored the meaning in Louis's words. There was a house in the Miller family, so it would be easy to just set aside one for Diana from the newly developed district.

She said: "A new house is okay. She was originally a new daughter-in-law. She should live in a new house. Louis, I'll leave it to you. I'm old and useless, your mother and others all have something to do. Just send someone you can trust to handle this. "

This sentence was pleased for Louis. He said unhurriedly: "Okay, I'll send one to arrange."

This matter had been set in such a devilish manner that even Louis himself was surprised.

Diana could not have dreamed of it. When she got sick, one of the things she wanted to solve was solved by Louis.

When Louis told her about this, she thought that her head was still burning and she was not awake.

"Are you serious? I really can move out to live alone?" She was surprised that she wanted to use words to ridicule Louis.

"Really." Louis said expressionlessly.

Diana almost jumped out of her bed. "Did you get it for me? Thank you so much."

If it was an ordinary person, if he was an ordinary friend, she might jump up and give him a hug. Unfortunately, the other person was Louis, because she kissed him and he blamed her fiercely. She couldn't touch it casually.

"In short, I'm really grateful to you, so, I decided that I won’t scold you causing mt into the hospital."

Even though she was really grateful to him and did not plan to pursue it, if she did not ridicule this man, she felt sorry for her going to the hospital!

Speaking of which, Betty was really a crow. She said well that she wanted to stay in the VIP ward, but she didn't live. Instead, she let her in. It's really unlucky. It looked like nothing can really go to her family in the future.

When Louis heard Diana's words, his forehead bounced, and said with gritted teeth, "If you don't drink and go crazy, how could I pull you to cold water?" He warned again, "If you dare to drink, it's not as simple as pouring cold water on you. "

"I see." Diana was so angry in her heart. It's easy to pour cold water, and she's already been poured into the hospital!

Talking about that, how did she feel that she was asking for it? She drank the wine herself, she made it herself, and she kissed him herself. Even worse, she forgot what she had said to Louis, and she had forgotten even the most important words.

What should she do? Found another opportunity to say it?

She wondered if Louis was angry because she was impolite to him. At this time, if she wanted to talk about this thing, he would not agree to it. That would not be easy.

Besides, she's a patient now, and she doesn't have much momentum to talk. She didn't recover if she's physically healthy, and her brain was slow to think.

Thinking about it, Diana decided to wait for the next opportunity. Anyway, she and Louis were in the same family.

With that thought in mind, she lay back on the bed comfortably. This time, it was really unfortunate. Just made up body well first, and didn't fall ill. Otherwise, it'll be in trouble later. However, being able to move out to live was the best thing that had happened recently. It was also a blessing in disguise. This good thing alone would have offset most of the bad feelings.

Louis looked expressionlessly as Diana reluctantly said that she knew about it and did not know what was thinking, then she lay back on the bed with a thoughtful expression. He guessed that she was happy.

This woman had a lot of scenes.

"Well, did Grandma tell where I live?" Amanda had even assigned her job, and it was very possible to specify a place to her.

Louis said: "She asked me to arrange. I've already chosen for you. It’s working hard on the decoration. When the decoration is done, you can move over."

They were already decorating, and Diana was even more happy. She smiled and asked: "Yes, how did you tell Grandma? Why did she agree that I moved out? She’s really spoiling you too much. "

Louis's eyes were stunned. He rarely saw Diana smiling so happily, and he suddenly felt a little dazzled. "The person who wants you to move out is aunt Judy, and I just agree with it." He said.

Diana became more and more surprised. "She wants me to be a widow for a lifetime? How could she let me out?"

Louis looked at her coldly, as if he was scolding her not to say so.

Diana whispered in her heart. Judy dared to say that in front of everyone. And she was just repeating it. Couldn't she say that? She didn't ask in another way. If Louis didn't like to answer, he wouldn't answer. Although she was very curious, if she didn't know the answer, she would have nothing.

In short, in her opinion, if the results were good, everything would be fine.

Louis did not plan to answer this question. "To be exact, you don't live alone."

Diana's heart that had just been put down was startled again. She sat up from the bed and asked nervously, "Then who lives with me?" Louis? The moment she flashed the name in her head, she immediately erased it herself. How could this be?

"A nanny," said Louis.

Diana's mind turned around. She instantly understood that even if she lived outside alone, she was not absolutely free.

"Excuse me, do I have the right to refuse?" She asked politely.

Louis said, "No."

OK. That’s it!

"If I reject this nanny, can't I move out?" She asked again.

Louis said, "You don't have to probe. One nanny and a full set of surveillance equipment in the room. Choose one."

Diana took a deep breath, squeezed out a smile, and said: "It's still good for the nanny, the nanny can still talk, lest I become dumb."

Louis knew that there she was willing. When he saw how she was unable to reject, he was completely stunned. He did not tell Diana that although the nanny was assigned by her grandmother, he had already changed her to his subordinate.

However, it was estimated that in Diana's view, there was no difference between being monitored by her grandmother or him.