The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming

Chapter 469 Revenge

Marcus stayed with Laura for a long while before finally getting up to leave. "Mom, I'll have Elijah send your phone over. I've saved Mrs. Walker's contact information in it for you. You should have a good talk with her."

"Alright." Laura smiled warmly and lovingly. "Marcus, treat Nat well. Don't bully her."

"I know, Mom."

Marcus glanced toward the inner section of the pharmacy, where Natalie was still preparing medicine. His gaze softened subconsciously.

Sensing his eyes on her, Natalie looked up, and their eyes met from across the room. Both of them smiled at the same time, a warmth spreading in the air between them.

Laura quietly observed this, and her lips curled into a gentle smile. She was glad that the engagement she and Charlotte had arranged had finally come to fruition.

After Laura went to rest, Marcus and Natalie left the pharmacy.

"Let me show you around!" Natalie took a deep breath, inhaling the fresh herbal scent. "After Mr. Langton took me in, I spent almost half my time here. Many of the flowers, trees, and plants were planted by me. Do you want to see them?"

"Of course!"

"Let's go."

The Herbalist's Sanctuary was vast and had an elegant layout. The fields of medicinal herbs stretched endlessly, displaying a variety of colors and shapes, a true spectacle of flourishing beauty. The air was thick with the scent of herbs, invigorating with just a single breath.

Natalie held a deep affection for this place. As they walked, she chatted with Marcus. "When I was little, the Langley family took me for blood extractions. One time, I fainted outside. Mr. Langton found me, took me in, and cursed out everyone who had drawn my blood.

"He bathed me in medicinal baths, prepared herbal broths, and treated me with acupuncture. It took a long time to restore my health.

"When he found out I was from the Langley family, he didn't want me to go back. He wanted me to stay with him. But back then, I was foolish.

and I didn't want

an idiot, but he still prepared many life-saving remedies for me. Even though I was taken to donate blood many times over the years, I always took the

stupid, of course. He loved me so much. No matter what I do, I

planted after Mr. Langton brought me to The

a glass greenhouse filled

a large vine-like plant. Its thick branches penetrated through the greenhouse, sprawling across the rear half of the glass while the front

curiously. "How big was it when you first

gestured with her hands.

diarrhea and abdominal pain,

it. Since I planted it, Mr. Langton carved

revealing the carved letters that

out, tracing the carved name. "The engraving

just furious at how the Langley family treated me and refused to inscribe my last name. Looking back, it feels

softly. "A lucky

Marcus chuckled. "Yeah."

Mr. Langton found you when you were

she hadn't been taken in. Whether or not she would have even survived under the Langley family's cruelty remained

me a second chance at

into his embrace. Ever since they got together, she had stopped holding

had a faint scent of gardenias on

each other, watching the Evervine stand tall under the warm

guesthouse at

Charles, who had just recovered his lost memories after

Once his memories returned, he

lips tightly pressed together. She had been kneeling for hours, refusing to

talk, will you?" Noah sat