The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming

Chapter 206 Sheldon Boldly Speaks Up

Natalie stayed at Goodwill Pharmacy for half an hour, preparing medicine that Charles would need to consume the next time she met him. She also grabbed some scar removal cream for herself.

She was about to say her final goodbye to the Langleys, and she also wanted to erase the scars Diana had left behind on her body.

She didn't want Charlotte to feel heartbroken and shed tears every time she saw them.

After gathering her things and saying goodbye to the others, she left Goodwill Pharmacy.

Back at Holden Residence, Natalie handed the medicine to Connie and carefully explained how to prepare it. Then, she went to see Charles.

Charles was sitting in the dining room. Ever since he returned, he had enjoyed staying there and brewing tea. However, due to his health, he couldn't drink the tea himself. Instead, he would brew it for Connie and Sheldon to enjoy.

When the two of them couldn't finish it, Charles would leave the teapot there, waiting for Natalie and Marcus to return so they could drink it instead.

The moment he saw Natalie enter the dining room, Charles immediately chuckled and called her over. "Nattie, come sit! I brewed a new tea today—it's from letaly! Come, have a taste."

Natalie sat down and accepted the teacup Charles handed her. She had barely taken a sip before she frowned. "Mr. Holden Senior, this isn't letalian tea! This is Menion tea from Balford!"

"What?" Charles widened his eyes. "That's impossible! The lady who sold it to me even sent me a video of an letalian tea plantation!"

Natalie chuckled and set down her teacup. "Mr. Holden Senior, I'm sure this is Menion tea from Balford. The security guards at Quinton Hospital all drink this exact kind.

"Mr. Holden Senior, you really shouldn't trust those online tea sellers so easily. There are a lot of scammers nowadays, and you're too kind and soft-hearted. Scammers probably see you as a VIP client. The moment they get a chance, they'll try to scam you!"

Charles looked displeased. In other words, the tea he had been brewing all this time wasn't from letaly, but from Balford?

"Mr. Holden Senior, does Holden Residence really require you to purchase tea leaves yourself?" Seeing that Charles looked a bit downcast, Natalie quickly changed the topic.

Charles shook his head. "Of course not! I was just bored and browsing through stuff online when I came across a pitiful but persevering young lady with a tragic life story.

sent her some virtual gifts and left a comment encouraging her to live well, and then

her full story and

story?" Natalie's lips twitched. "Don't tell me it's the gambling father, sick mother, depressed younger sister, and

"Nattie, you're amazing! That's

speechless. "Mr. Holden Senior, she's a scammer. Did you lose a lot of money? Report it to the Federal

over 100 thousand dollars. But forget it. Perhaps she really has difficulties and

was just a drop in the bucket. If the lady truly needed

nodded. Since that was how Charles saw it, there was no need for her to try to convince

Let's get ready for

types of "high-end letalian teas" he had bought, and he suddenly wasn't sure if

these tea leaves. Don't let Marcus find out!" Charles said, feeling a little guilty. "You see, Nattie... While helping people is a good

Senior. I won't tell anyone," Natalie reassured him. "Come on. Let's get ready

much better. Even if he occasionally felt uncomfortable, he would take one

had told him that as long as he cooperated with the acupuncture

medication, his health

they would inevitably

more years to see Marcus get married and

his health allowed him, he even wanted to help look after Marcus'

...

checked Charles' pulse, made sure he

proceeded with

the time everything was done, it was already

Connie some final instructions before leaving the

noticed Marcus standing by the floor-to-ceiling windows. He had a tall, slender figure and a cold, stern expression. One hand was tucked into his pocket, while the

other's, and Natalie gave a slight nod in

matter how busy he was. Natalie wasn't sure if