Return of the Crowned Heiress

Return Of The Crowned Heiress 50

Chapter 50

Hubert smiled and asked, "Is the 'country bumpkin' you're talking about Felicia?"

"Wait, Dad, how did you know? Melvin was surprised and was about to flatter his father more, but then, he got a few hard slaps to the face.

"Dad, stop hitting me. Ouch, that hurts-

Melvin was yanked by his ear and kicked by Hubert, sending him right in front of Clive.

Hubert reprimanded him firmly as he asked, "What have you done, you rascal? I usually let you get away with your antics, but now you think you can play the kidnapper?"

Hearing this, Melvin finally understood why he was being punished. His first reaction was, "So it was Felicia, that country bumpkin, who reported me?"

And he received another round of punishment for that:

Panting, Hubert turned to Clive and said, "I'm really sorry, Mr. Walsh Senior. I promise this kind of thing will never happen again."

With that, he glared at Melvin. "Apologize to Mr. Walsh Senior."

apology. Anyone could tell he was submitting reluctantly, still feeling defiant

hadn't done anything wrong, so there was no reason for him to

I have an emergency patient waiting for my help. I can't stay any longer." Once he left for this trip, he wouldn't be back for at least three

"Mr. Walsh Senior,

Damon, he replied, "My granddaughter, Felicia

be fooled by her youth. She has incredible medical skills. If you really want help,

into the car and headed straight for

stood there, feeling the wind hit

any other medical master in Khogend?

him?"

too frustrated to

many other doctors, and they had all said the same thing-that his health was fine and there was nothing wrong. They had merely checked his pulse and confirmed that everything was normal. Hubert was suffering from a terrible headache. Otherwise, he wouldn't have repeatedly asked

the people to offend, why did you have to pick Mr. Walsh

most powerful and influential figures in Khogend would

CHAVED

Clive's caliber, addressing

dared to offend

have no choice but to ask this girl, Felicia,