Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 509

To anyone else, this area might seem like nothing more than a chaotic tness. But for a tracking expert like Stanley, every footprint told a story, and every leat revealed a different scenario.

After inspecting the area, Stanley pointed in a specific direction. “Mrs. Russell, if my deductions are correct, the couple you mentioned likely ran that way. One of the footprints is heavier than the other, and the two sets are close together. It’s clearly a man and a woman.”

However, that direction was different from the route they were following.

Felicia paused for a moment. “You continue forward. I’ll go check it out. No need to wait for me.”

“Mrs. Russell?” Stanley immediately stepped in front of her. “It’s too dangerous for you to leave the team alone! We can’t let you take such a risk!” Felicia shook her head. “You keep going. I’ll catch up later.”

Stanley tried to stop her, but Felicia dodged him and disappeared into the forest.

Her figure moved swiftly through the trees, and with the thickening fog, her silhouette quickly vanished from sight.

Stanley was beyond frustrated. He tried to chase after her, but another subordinate held him back. “Stanley, finding Mr. Russell is our priority. We need to move quickly!”

Mrs. Russell..” Stanley

noticed? Mrs. Russell isn’t the fragile woman we thought she was. She’s

had witnessed it

the rainforest, they had all assumed Felicia would be a burden and had braced themselves for delays because of her. Yet throughout the journey, whether trekking long distances, climbing mountains, or racing against time, Felicia hadn’t

never fell behind. And there was also

team members had been bitten by an unidentified yet venomous insect. Half of his body became paralyzed instantly. Felicia treated him with a few acupuncture needles and crushed a couple of leaves she had found nearby to apply as medicine. In no time man could move

was nothing

back and look for Mrs. Russell

sighed and had no choice

the fog grew thicker, the team stopped wasting time and quickened their

log, occasionally spotting marks on trees that seemed to have been left

these signs made tracking them much

She only knew from Sebastian that her parents had gone missing. But she didn’t know how many days it had been since

she knew her parents had gone bankrupt. They had no money and no influence. Even if Sebastian wanted to organize a search, he likely