The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call

Chapter 602

“Wynter, we’re here.”

Wynter pushed open a narrow door to find a gloomy alleyway. Everyone here had indifferent expressions.

When they saw Isla coming, an old woman began to shout, “You really want to die, don’t you? You shouldn’t live here anymore if you have the disease. You will rot to death!”

Seeing Isla’s reaction, Wynter knew this was not the first time something like this had happened.

Isla kept her head down and quickly pulled Wynter inside.

Following closely behind Isla, a woman lying on a bed came into view. The woman, Jenny Harwood, was Isla’s mother, and she could be heard coughing. There was an unpleasant smell around the place.

Since Wynter was a doctor, one glance was enough for her to realize that Jenny did not have long to live.

Even now, she was barely hanging on.

Isla seemed to understand Jenny’s condition, too. “How are you feeling today, Mom? The medical hall’s owner gave me some medicinal herbs. I also met a really nice lady today.”

“Do not come over!” warned Jenny while coughing. She propped herself up on hands filled with open

blisters. “Stay there.”

Wynter’s gaze fell on Jenny, who was painfully thin.

the room was a pair of bright red shoes by

tight frown from Wynter’s shoulder, where he was lying. “It is very strange, Master. Why is there no resentment found on her? How was this formation

dark look in her eyes. “Listen to her. Don’t go over

stood still as

with an apologetic look, “Thank you for bringing Isla home. Did she trouble she went to the Frenda Concession to sell camellias?”

you

when

thinking of getting the medicinal herbs for you,”

“My illness makes it difficult for me

you see how much money Isla is worth and consider

pouring out a glass of water,

you, please buy Isla.” Jenny did not even look at her daughter. Her eyes were red and

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“One piece of silver

as she started

Jenny said, “Don’t call me that. Your sister is

much,

dire circumstances that we do not even have food to eat. Raising you is a waste of food.”

always been gentle, could become like this.

could not stand seeing a mother mistreating her child, started to get angry.

at Leo, who immediately yielded but still said angrily, “Master,