The Returned Heiress Who Never Fit In

Chapter 69 Dreams of the Dying

Ethan’s voice was like a blade, and Jason broke out in a cold sweat.

“There’s a force shielding him. We can’t get through. Not t even a name

Up until this moment, they did not even know what the man’s name was

as nearly at Verdant Villa when her phone rang. It was Lilian.

On Stella’s end, she was

Her voice was weaker than before, but there was unmistakable smugness in her tone. “You probably don’t know yet, right! Ethan is trying to buy Verdant Villa over at Seaflats Cove, just for me to recover

Every word was laced with pride.

Verdant Villa….

The villas at Seaflats Cove had long been a dream for the elite. Beautiful scenery, fresh air, and said to be blessed by harmonized metaphysics. Every wealthy family wanted a piece of it.

Stella replied flatly. I already knew.”

Lilian’s tone was laced with mockery, “Oh? Then tell me… What has Ethan ever bought you?”

Stella was silent.

What had he bought her? Jewelry, sure. Expensive things. She just couldn’t remember what any of them looked like. Probably because she had owned too many pretty things from a young age. They didn’t impress her anymore.

And now, listening to Lilian gloat….

voice. “Lilian, you’re a dying woman. Instead of focusing on healing your spirit,

cruelty stunned

cutting like ice. ‘So Ethan’s buying you a villa for your recovery? Funny. I heard the owner flat–out

make it happen,

sealed the deal, she would be discharged.

he actually buys it. You’re bragging too early. What if you never make it through the door? Maybe you should consider buying a burial plot instead. Because once you’re

for air. “You… You’re

and ‘turned to ash‘ nearly broke

family, onto everything

could not die. She

“So what if I am? Honestly, you should be grateful for your diagnosis. Without

been sick, Stella would have exposed that

Lilian was

10:07 AM

AM

Dreams of

“Yes,

did not care

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the man who threatened your father? Who did you know

your office

now! Do you

a joke. As if she’d ever given

family’s money

gritted her teeth as she