Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 325

Maurice maintained his usual composed demeanor, exuding that scholarly, polite air as he replied, "Of course."

Felicia's lips curled into a bright smile. "Thank you in advance, Mr. Glovers."

The atmosphere remained pleasant, at least on the surface.

Just as Felicia was about to leave, a small group appeared on the path ahead. Leading them was an elderly woman with a kind face, supported on either side by maids. Her steps were hurried as she made her way toward the hot spring. The men carrying Felicia's medical kit immediately greeted, "Mrs. Glovers Senior."

Felicia raised an eyebrow but said nothing.

Kelsey, upon reaching Maurice and seeing him standing, broke into a beaming smile. Her joy was palpable, her voice trembling with emotion. "Wonderful! Absolutely wonderful! My grandson is standing again!"

She clasped her hands together and murmured "Praise be!" several times before speaking again.

"This is the best news I've heard in years! But you, child, how could you keep such a thing from me? I only heard about it through the maids!"

Maurice's lips curved slightly, but his eyes showed no warmth. "You've been so focused on your prayers; I didn't want to disturb you."

your legs to heal, and now,

eyes carried a faint trace of mockery buried deep

catching the subtle tension

had no interest in getting involved in family affairs, especially not those that looked as

slip away when Maurice, ever the tactician, brought the

all thanks to this miracle doctor," he said smoothly. "She's the one who healed my

time. With her

Fuller, you've done such

family now. If you ever

do whatever we can

genuine. The light scent of sandalwood clung to her, complementing the serene

politely, though inwardly, she mused, "I'm in trouble right now. Perhaps Mr. Glovers could start by letting me leave tomorrow

Rumors swirled outside about

Maurice and his grandmother, and judging by his attitude, there was likely some truth to them. The Glovers family's dynamics seemed as complex

before politely excusing herself and heading

down and said respectfully, "Ms. Fuller, please let us

"Got it."

eaten much earlier. She casually instructed one of the maids, "Make