Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 343

Felicia glanced at Mike, noting his serious expression. He didn’t seem to be joking or lying.

So, Stephan had really gone to such lengths?

She stayed silent for a moment, recalling the voice she heard when she returned his call- soft, sweet, and almost saccharine tone that was delicate enough to leave an impression even over the phone. The owner of that voice had to be a charming and beautiful young woman.

It seemed Stephan didn’t lack for company.

Felicia looked forward, noting the light had turned green. She gestured, “You can go now.”

Mike resumed driving, this time at a slower pace. He glanced at her again, his curiosity piqued. “Felicia, are you sure nothing happened to you?”

“Nothing at all,” she replied with a light smile, gesturing toward her healthy, rosy complexion. “See? I’m perfectly fine. I even gained two pounds while I was away.”

Mike raised a brow, puzzled. “So, you went on a trip? Why was your phone off the entire time?

“I didn’t want to be disturbed,” Felicia answered casually, brushing off the question with a half–hearted excuse.

accept the explanation, nodding in understanding. “Fair enough. I’ve done that too–just ditch everything and take off for a while when I’m fed up. No phone, no

like hitting a reset button. Best stress

fiddled with the

she unbuckled her seatbelt and stepped

for anything she could offer in return. The only thing

noticed her hesitation and waved it off with a grin. “Don’t

before speaking again, “Actually, if you really want to repay me, I could use your help. My daughter, Sandra, has been having trouble sleeping lately. She keeps waking up in the middle

should help her sleep better. Give me a couple of days, and you can swing by to pick

Clupy St

2/2

Thanks, Felicia,” he said with a genuine smile before driving

and

day had dragged on, and by the time she got back to her apartment,

away as she headed straight to the

the water wash over her, trickling down from her face to her

Lawson residence, decided

once, but the call