The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

Chapter 341

Stepping out of his villa, Nick made his way to the outdoor storage locker and punched in his cell phone number. Instantly, the door swung open. Sure enough, there was a package waiting

for him.

He reached in, retrieved the parcel, and after closing the locker, he made his way back inside the villa.

Fishing out a pocketknife from a drawer, he sliced through the packaging with ease, revealing a wooden box nestled within. The box was filled to the brim with incense sticks. As soon as he opened it, a wave of sandalwood fragrance hit him, laced with the subtle scent of herbs. The aroma was rich but not overpowering, and at the first whiff, Nick felt a wave of comfort wash over him from his nose to his brain.

This incense was definitely different from any he had used before.

Nick snapped a photo with his phone and sent it to Mirabella. [Got it. Thanks, Mirabella.]

[Remember to use it tonight. It’s for a good sleep,] came her immediate reply.

out an incense stick, gave it another sniff – yes, quite unique – and then retrieved an incense holder from a nearby cupboard.

was upstairs with the incense stick and holder, making his way to his bedroom. Lighting the incense, he placed it in the holder

lay down on his bed, and thought, “Might not work, but it’s worth a shot.” After all, this was something Mirabella had sent all the way over.

held out much hope for a peaceful slumber, felt his eyelids grow heavy. He drifted off to sleep amid the fragrant haze, and

bedside lamp. His gaze wandered around

he actually

he grabbed his phone from under the pillow and saw the time. He was stunned. Had he really slept for a whole day

pulled back the curtains, staring out at the darkened sky for a long while

solid, restful sleep, the kind he hadn’t experienced in years. It

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box and examined the remaining sticks. Quickly, he typed

she eventually saw Nick’s message. Clearly, he had tried the incense. After pondering for a moment, she typed back: [Healing the mind takes more than just medicine, Nick. You’re a medical student yourself. My incense won’t