Return of the Crowned Heiress

Felicia smiled but didn't respond.

Ever since the incident with Roberta, she had caused quite a stir within the Walsh family. Talia, the mastermind, ended up in prison. The three troublesome kids hated her to the core, not to mention Harvey.

No one would welcome her if she returned to the Walsh family, and she might even get schemed against again. What was the point of returning to a place where she constantly had to be on guard, unable to even drink a glass of water?

Seeing that Felicia didn't say anything, Clive sighed, looking awkward. "I'm getting old, and there are many things I haven't managed well. Even if I want to now, I'm powerless. But Harvey is still my son." It wasn't like he could just cut him off completely. She understood. She suddenly realized that Myra and Clive were indeed father and daughter in this respect. Their capacity for tolerance has the same limits.

Clive protected Harvey, and Myra protected Kayla in the same way.

The words of comfort that had originally been on her tongue suddenly stopped working. She said, "Grandpa, I'll leave now."

"You're leaving already? You just got here. Can you stay a little longer and sit with me? By the way, I brought the books you still need to finish. Take them with you and read them at your leisure."

"No need, Grandpa. I finished them already. My memory is good. I've remembered everything." Felicia smiled slightly as she explained. "I've had a lot of schoolwork lately. I'll come see you again next time."

care of yourself and

"Mm."

Center. It wasn't that she was busy with schoolwork; that was just an excuse. If she stayed longer, hearing more of Clive's words, she would have felt suffocated by a sensation

breath and stood in front of

a random ticket and went to watch

impression on her "Happy people heal their lives with

in her chair, closed her eyes,

pick you up

the entrance

and

heater's warmth finally comforted her cold hands

come

have any friends."

was momentarily stunned and then, without thinking, said, "Next time, call me along. If you feel like it's not enough, you