The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming

Chapter 21 Charles‘ Sudden Crisis

Natalie raised an eyebrow at Connie’s words. Marcus had actually let someone as questionable as Jessy treat Charles. What was he thinking?

“Ms. Walker, I’ve looked into Jessy’s background. She’s performed a few heart surgeries, but none of them were particularly complex. However, her mentor is Professor Milan from Emberfield,” Connie added.

Professor Milan was a renowned cardiology expert with a global reputation. He had successfully treated several patients deemed incurable by the medical community. His groundbreaking papers on heart diseases had earned him a place as one of the top cardiologists in the world.

The only person who could rival him was Natalie, who was known internationally by her alias, Dr. Elim.

Professor Milan had once tried to contact Connie to arrange a meeting with Natalie, but she had declined. Natalie preferred contributing to her own country over catering to wealthy international clients.

“Ms. Walker, if Professor Milan comes to Dithoria, will Mr. Holden Senior’s chances of a successful surgery improve?” Connie asked.

Natalie glanced at Charles, who was waiting nearby. His kind and gentle demeanor made him seem like a loving grandfather. He treated Natalie as if she were his own granddaughter, and she hoped he could live a long, healthy life.

“If the Holdens have brought Professor Milan in, we’ll wait for his diagnosis first,” Natalie replied calmly. “Connie, stay close to Marcus and keep me updated on any developments.”

“Alright, Ms. Walker,” Connie responded.

“By the way, I ran into Mr. Holden Senior at the mall,” Natalie added.

“Ah!” Connie was momentarily stunned. “It was no wonder why I didn’t find Mr. Holden Senior in the VIP suite. Marcus came looking for Him. He just left the hospital.”

“Got it,” Natalie replied before hanging up.

After ending the call, Natalie walked over to Charles. Ethan stood respectfully to the side, but his gaze carried a hint of complexity as he looked at her.

Natalie pretended not to notice and went straight to Charles. “Mr. Holden Senior, I have some inatters to attend to. I need to leave now,” she sail.

“Wait, let me buy you a gift,” Charles said. He felt guilty for leaving Natalie alone at Hilltop Villa while he and Marcus came to Balford, so he wanted to make it up to her.

“Nattie, don’t be so formal with me. Your grandmother is my good friend, and you’re her granddaughter, which makes you like my granddaughter, too.”

her into a boutique that had gained popularity in the past two years–Nouvelle Zara. The

on high–end fashion, promoting. Dithoria’s own original creations. In other words, it didn’t

up all the dresses in here that are suitable for

Natalie hurriedly grabbed his hand. “You don’t have to

dark jacket,” Charles said. “You’re a young girl. You should be full of energy, bright, and beautiful. You need to show off all

on.

a light blue, ruffled, form–fitting dress and

playful threat. “have a heart condition. If you say no, my heart

headed to the fitting

for her.

emerged from the fitting room.

display, and her fair skin glowed under the lights. The salesperson had even

were undeniable. Although she usually dressed down to

her being too beautiful. The prettier Natalie looked, the more obvious it

daughter, her beauty only fueled Diana’s dissatisfaction and jealousy.

Natalie gazed at her reflection, she saw a vision of elegance. Her delicate features, slender figure, and naturally wavy hair framed her petite face and porcelain skin, highlighting her refined

excitedly. Even Ethan, who had been quietly”

21 Charles Sudden Crisis

seemed just

now try on this pink one,” Charles said, immediately pulling out

she took the pink dress and went

room.

with Ethan in the store.

sync with Charles when it

he showed no interest in building a relationship with his fiancee.

Marcus’s fiancee was also a

eldest daughter of the Walker family. She was the only girl among five siblings, born after William and Charlotte had five sons. As the sole daughter, Emma was cherished beyond measure by her parents and doted on

a pampered environment hadn’t spoiled Emma. She was poised, polite, and diligent. Her academic performance was outstanding, and she actively participated

pleased with Emma. However, Marcus didn’t seem to like her at all. He never showed up at family gatherings, and

Charles sigh. He had no