Laura was stupefied for quite some time before regaining her voice, saying seriously, âFelicity, I wonât
go into that discussion with you now. Just tell me. Are you willing to help me break up Emmanuel and
Mackenzie, have her marry Gautier, use our familiesâ alliance to support the Lendir family, and find a
way to bring my darling back?â
Seeing her so passionate, Felicity immediately fell into hesitation and contemplation.
Meanwhile, Terence and Alfred had returned to the Quillen residence.
As soon as they got out of the car, Marilyn approached with a full smile, limping toward them.
âOld Mr. Quillen, welcome back!â she greeted while trying to put a coat on Terence. The weather had
been unpredictable lately, and she was afraid he might catch a cold.
Alfred silently observed the scene. It didnât seem like a maid receiving the master; rather, it resembled
a husband coming home warmly greeted by his considerate wife.
âMarilyn, your leg hasnât fully recovered. Donât move too much!â Terence also expressed concern.
These days, Marilyn had been serving him wholeheartedly and often keeping him company in
conversation. Human hearts were made of flesh, and Terence, a kind man, would reciprocate the
kindness toward whoever was nice to him.
âDonât worry about me!â Marilyn, receiving Terenceâs care, smiled even brighter. Then she quickly
reported, âOld Mr.
Quillen, a beautiful lady arrived at our residence earlier!â
Hearing the term âour residence,â Alfred frowned, directly reprimanding, âMarilyn, mind your words!â
Marilyn quickly lowered her head, desperately apologizing, even though she didnât know exactly what
she said wrongly.
âCome on, Alfred, donât be so harsh on Marilyn. Sheâs still a child, inexperienced, not so accustomed to
formalities!â
Terence quickly stopped Alfred, protecting Marilyn.
As a servant of the Quillen family, it wasnât exactly wrong of her to use âour residence.â
âWhere is the beautiful lady now?â
âSheâs chatting in Ms. Lenoirâs room, sir. No need for our attendance,â Marilyn said, and Terence
immediately furrowed his brows.
Although he had noticed Felicityâs recent changes, he still couldnât help feeling suspicious of the fact
that someone had come looking for her when they left the Quillen residence that day.
âAlfred, come with me to Felicityâs room. Letâs meet this esteemed guest!â
âYes, sir!â Alfred followed Terence to Felicityâs room.
Meanwhile, inside the room, Laura was behaving emotionally. She slammed a phone onto the table
and said coldly, âFelicity, I have a video here. I need your connections to help promote the relationship
between Gautier and Mackenzie. As long as we gain the support of Yeringhamâs public opinion,
Mackenzie will eventually leave Emmanuel and be with Gautier!â
âI-â Felicity was a bit surprised and hesitant. She didnât expect Laura to have already planned out
nicely. It seemed that she and the Verkade family had already discussed and maybe even reached
some agreement before Laura came over.
âHow about it, Felicity? Have you forgotten that youâre a Lenoir? Adolph is your only family left in this
world. Are you going to stand by and watch him not return to Yeringham, not rescue him and the Lenoir
family?!â Laura applied pressure to Felicity once again.
Felicity sighed slightly, about to agree, when a knock came at the door.
Knock, knockâ¦
âWho is it?!â Felicity, feeling a bit guilty, asked nervously.
âMs. Lenoir, Old Mr. Quillen heard that a guest has come to visit you and specially came to meet them.â
âHuh? Oh, come in!â After Felicity agreed, the door swung open.
Terence glanced around as he entered, not only seeing Laura but also noticing the phone, which
seemed to be playing some sort of video, on the table.
âQuillen⦠Old Mr. Quillen! Hello!â Laura, seeing Terenceâs gaze, was slightly startled but quickly put on
a smile and tucked away her phone.
âMy, itâs you, Madam Verkade. Welcome! Haha, why didnât you tell me youâre coming over?â Terence
laughed heartily, but there was a glint in his eyes.
How could he not guess that Laura came to talk to Felicity precisely because she learned that the
entire Quillen family would be observing the experiment that day? From this, he deduced that she must
be plotting something unfavorable to the Quillen family.
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