Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 523

Whenever Felicia was hurt, wronged, misunderstood, or maligned, she never spoke of it. At most, she would brush it off with a smile, acting as it nothing could ever hurt her.

Because of this, those who hurt her–even if it was the Fuller couple would never see her pain or vulnerability. They couldn’t see the scars etched into her heart and kept stabbing at it time and time again.

How could he not feel bad for her?

This time was no exception. Upon hearing the false news of his grave injury and disappearance, Felicia set out without hesitation. Her bag was packed with first aid supplies, medication, surgical tools, and suturing equipment.

And yet, she hadn’t mentioned a word about all her worry and anxiety.

Even though Felicia hadn’t voiced them out, Stephan could tell. The moment she saw him, even Felicia herself was unaware of the light that had flashed in ber eyes..

Stephan’s gaze softened. To let Felicia sleep more comfortably, he carefully shifted her from his back into his arms. Then, with one hand free, he adjusted her jacket’s hood to shield her face from the glare of the surrounding flashlights.

Once everything was settled, he finally turned to the dazed Johanna and frowned. “You’re here. Where’s Imogen?”

recounted the story. She said that both she and Imogen had been

was so worried about

you. Luckily, I found you. If I hadn’t… I wouldn’t have

what to do…”

credit. Combined with her disheveled appearance, she painted a convincing

story might have stirred

she was dealing

gave her a once–over

asked bluntly, “Where are the

clear. He didn’t believe Johanna had come alone. Even if her actions were genuine, her story was likely filled with embellishments. Johanna faltered, unable to respond. But the men behind him immediately understood and shone their

leader of the group, Andy Wolowitz, couldn’t hide his relief

exchange, he was met with a

subordinate from behind quickly reminded him, “Lower your voice.

It was

Russell is waiting outside the rainforest. She followed us all the way from Seldvale