The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming

Chapter 185 The Walker Family Loves Natalie More Than She Thought

"Mom, what's wrong?" Victor asked as he noticed Grace's unusual expression.

Selena leaned in curiously, trying to sneak a look at the letter.

Grace, quick to react, folded the letter and tucked it back into the envelope. "Meredith, are you certain no one else saw this after you retrieved it?"

"Mrs. Langley Senior, I brought it straight to my room after picking it up from the mailbox. I didn't look at it, nor did I let anyone else see it," Meredith replied cautiously. "If there's nothing else, I'll get back to cleaning."

"Go ahead," Grace said with a wave of her hand.

As Meredith turned to leave, she couldn't help glancing back at Grace, her curiosity piqued by the letter. Though she hadn't been interested at first, Grace's reaction made her increasingly curious.

When Grace's icy glare shot her way, Meredith quickly lowered her head and left without another word. Grace held the envelope tightly as she stood. "I'm heading to my room to rest. Tomorrow morning, I'll convene the board meeting at the company. Victor, take Diana and Selena to see a doctor."

"Yes," Victor agreed without hesitation. Diana and Selena were bruised and battered, their faces unfit to be seen. While they didn't necessarily need a hospital visit, the next best thing was having the family doctor

come over.

Victor made a call, and not long after, the family doctor, Henry Bennett, arrived at the Langley residence with his assistant, Claire Harper.

When Claire saw the state Diana and Selena were in, she couldn't help but gasp. "This.." She hesitated, the words stuck in her throat. It was worse than she had imagined.

"Thank you for coming," Victor said to Claire. "If you need anything, let me know. I'll leave Diana and Selena in your care."

"You're too kind, Mr. Langley," Claire replied before turning to Diana and Selena. She led them upstairs to Selena's room, leaving Victor with Henry.

apologize for the trouble today, but I'd like to request your discretion on this matter." "Don't worry, Mr. Langley. I've been with your family for years.

you," Victor said, but Henry hesitated before cautiously asking, "So, Ms.

she wasn't our biological daughter. Her real parents found her, and she's gone back to

to ask Natalie about the special cough medicine she had once recommended-it worked wonders within half an hour. But now

Natalie's old room. This wasn't the Langley family's main residence, but Grace had insisted that every house they owned include a room for

dislike of Natalie meant the furnishings given to her were never the best. Grace hadn't interfered, as long as Natalie's primary bedroom was properly

white, and grey decor. The furniture was simple, and there were barely any personal

retrieved the letter from the

illness, Natalie's blood donation,

signature at the bottom was a

she ripped the letter into pieces, walked to the bathroom, and

this mystery person was

she hadn't shown even the slightest hint of suspicion. Her respect,

nothing like Diana, who

the Walker family loved Natalie far more than

her own cards to

bathroom and slowly washed her hands at the sink. Looking at her reflection in the mirror, she reassured herself. Even if the Walker family investigated, the most they could uncover would be the blood

Grace. She would need to find a way to make Natalie give up on her vengeance against the

usual, prescribed a new batch of medicine, and handed it to

informed the Walker family that she would be busy for a while and wouldn't be staying with them during this time.

returned to her room, it wasn't long before

are you in there?" Connie's voice came

Natalie replied, opening the door. She had changed into light gray cotton pajamas and was popping a piece

"No. Thank you, Ms.

Cassie brought a woman to the house. However, Mr. Holder Senior didn't agree to see

Who's that?" Natalie