The Darling of the Paranoid Tycoon by Cheryl Rice

Chapter 239

Harriet tremblingly opened the letter, and the words written on it pulled her back into her memories.

[Yvonne.]

The strange nickname at the beginning left Harriet stunned.

‘Why would my mother call me Yvonne? She wondered.

[Yvonne, by the time you receive this letter, I believe you have grown up, and you should also realize that I didn’t die.

[Come to the Bass family, and you’ll see me!]

Harriet was shocked.

‘My mom didn’t die? That’s great!’ She thought.

So, everything Justin said was true. Miriam was really the daughter of the Bass family.

‘But how is that possible?’ Harriet found it hard to believe.

Ms. Bass was still lying in a coma in the hospital, and her daughter, Sadie Bass, had been recognized by the Bass family.

Who was she, then?

Was she Harriet or Yvonne?

If Miriam didn’t die, why didn’t she come to find her all these years?

Harriet’s mind was filled with questions.

to have lost a

felt as if her long-lost mother was standing right in front

the

book. This medical book is the only one in the world, and you have had medical skills since you

sealed your medical skills because of my selfishness. I didn’t want

open this medical book and take a look, the memories that I sealed before will come

the Bass

finished reading the letter, her eyes became misty, and the tears fell onto the

have never been by her side. The only memory she had was her

that it wasn’t that she had no memory. Her memories were sealed by

gave her too many mysteries, even involving the Bass family and

all

book her mother had left

recover her

quickly went to find

ancient medical book with

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read the letter and felt as if her long-lost mother was standing right in

word of the letter

in the world, and you have had

I sealed your medical skills because of my selfishness.

medical book and take a look,

come to the Bass family. I am waiting for you

Harriet finished reading the letter, her eyes became misty, and the tears

by her

she had no memory. Her memories were sealed by

even