Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 478

Imogen quickly tried to get up to see Felicia oft personally.

Felicia, not wanting to trouble a heavily pregnant woman, was just about in decline when johanna raised her voice.

Imogen was startled and scolded her gently, “Why are you shouting so loudly? What is it?”

Johanna forced a smile, though it looked strained. “The doctor traveled so far to see you, How could we let her leave in such a hurry without even offering proper hospitality? Don’t you think so?”

“Yes, you’re right. I was so overjoyed that I forgot my marmers!”

Imogen was naturally good–tempered, especially toward Johanna, tolerating almost anything she said or did.

To Felicia, however, this excessive kindness bordered on naivety, making Imogen an easy target to manipulate.

“No need for that. I have other matters to attend to. I won’t be staying.” Felicia said as she tumed to leave.

Stanley, who had been silently following her the entire time, obediently picked up the medical kit and stepped forward to lead the way.

come up with a convincing excuse or reason Gritting her teeth, she leaned close to Imogen

widened in astonishment. “Are you sure? This

But to keep Felicia here

Khogend with Stephan before? I saw it with my own eyes, Stephan seems very fond of her. If you don’t believe me, you can ask Stanley. He’s Stephan’s most trusted subordinate, and even he has started calling her Mrs.

Imogen to be displeased after hearing all that. Instead, Imogen exclaimed, “Oh dear! Why didn’t you tell

after Felicia, shouting

Johanna was speechless.

had nearly reached the main gates of the Russell estate and was about to get into the car when she heard the commotion behind her. Tuming around, she

of breath but started laughing when she grabbed Felicia’s hand. She was almost pleading, “Don’t… Don’t go yet. Stay with me for a few days,

did it become their

firmly shook her

clutched her

the maids and Stanley, Instructing. “She’s experiencing fetal distress. Help her back to her

“Oh, yes. Right away.

and carrying her back to her room. Once she was

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