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Chapter 85

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Warren was actually okay. Even though he got deceived by Harriet and the company had a few issues, he was strict with others and with himself. Once he cleared his name after coming down from the mountains, he immediately organized things internally and even handed over his own secretary.

After checking, the authority took away several people from the group quietly, reportedly uncovering many secrets. As a result, Warren was seen at the Wilson residence every day, looking as refreshed as ever.

When Quinlyn woke up, she saw the room was full of fresh flowers, with extra ones piled up at the foot of the bed, and the scent made her sneeze uncontrollably.

The door swung open the next moment. “Quinlyn, you’re finally awake!” Stanley darted in like a monkey, closely followed by Larry and Joseph.

“What happened? What are these?” Quinlyn mumbled, still half–asleep, her hair messy like a bird’s nest, looking adorably clueless as she pointed at the flowers on the floor.

“They’re from everyone who visited you these past few days, with messages of gratitude and well–wishes, all eager to catch your attention as soon as you opened your eyes,” Larry said, a mischievous smile on his face. “But I threw all the cards away.”

Joseph, as thoughtful as ever, calmly opened the window to air out the room. “Are you feeling okay? If you’re up to it, come downstairs for breakfast. I’ll have someone clean up,” he suggested.

Quinlyn shook her head, feeling refreshed, but her stomach was definitely hungry. So, the four of them went downstairs together. It was still early morning, and there were no guests at home. Upon hearing Quinlyn was awake, Elowyn was busy in the kitchen making eggs.

Before Quinlyn even entered the dining room, she noticed a heap of gift boxes piled up in the corner.

Stanley kindly explained to her, “These are gifts for you too, fancy things. Many are tokens of gratitude from parents of school students. There were so many, I stacked them up like a Christmas tree. Pretty creative, right?”

“Christmas tree?” Quinlyn was a bit puzzled. “What’s that?”

Stanley was a bit surprised. “Haven’t you ever celebrated Christmas?”

Quinlyn shook her head. She had never celebrated any holidays.

The three boys immediately understood the situation, and they all felt a bit uneasy.

celebrate holidays with you,” Larry said, wrapping an arm around her shoulder warmly. “Do you want a yacht party

house, and my granddad would

pushing Larry’s hand away. “Can you

game and reserve the top spot for you when it

their argument, Joseph brought up the most important question. “Quinlyn, do you

nodded. “June

Your birthday is coming up soon, there’s no time to plan now. Come on, let’s discuss it

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seemed distracted, asking, “What’s

porridge, Quinlyn asked, “What’s Children’s

“I think it’s a day to remember children who died in a

understand now.” Quinlyn’s eyes lit up with clarity, and with a sigh of relief, she mumbled, “So many children died that day. In comparison, it’s

halted. Quinlyn was an orphan, left in a border village. The birthday she

special treatment, and

moment, he reached out and gently patted her head. “Since it’s your

as she looked at him. “Really? I want a picture storybook.” Like the ones they bought for the first time

had read the ones by her bedside so many times that she could recite them and had always wanted

ever since they came to the city, she

her schedule so full that they forgot she was still at an age that enjoyed playing and having fun. “Then after dinner, I’ll take you

birthday?” Quinlyn wanted to ask but she really wanted the new

their routine check–up and learned Quinlyn was awake, they were

a store that specialized in fairy tale books. As soon as she stepped in, she was captivated by the exquisite covers, the vibrant art style, and the various pop–up illustrations–she adored every single

the book. Then he shook his head, realizing he was getting

not really giving him her attention.

a cup of coffee and sat by the window, quietly handling company matters while keeping

company.