The Returned Heiress Who Never Fit In

Chapter 116 Blocked and Unbothered

If Ethan was so capable, why didn’t he just figure it out himself?

Stella never would’ve guessed that after all that digging. Ethan would land on such a ridiculous conclusion. At this point, it wasn’t just his lack of common sense–clearly, his whole team was clueless. A sixty–six–year–old villa owner? Seriously? I here tere they even getting their inteft

She glanced at Abraham and asked, “Didn’t you say you’d be home in two hours? Why are you back so soon?”

On the phone, he’d told her not to wait up.

Abraham gave her a look. “You’ve really lost all self–control at night, haven’t you?”

Stella blinked. What?

“You’re a grown woman–aren’t you even a little worried about gaining weight, eating that much right before bed?”

The truth was. Abraham had rushed back because he was worried she might get sick from overeating

Stella shot him a look. “Seriously? That’s why you came back?”

“What, isn’t that a good enough reason?”

She couldn’t argue with that. Okay, fine. If you say so.

“I just hadn’t been eating properly lately, that’s all,” she muttered under her breath.

-What

was that?”

quickly buried her face

down her slender back, full of quiet affection. He knew–how could he not? She hadn’t eaten properly in years. That’s why, lately, she’d been overeating, craving everything like she was trying to make

“Abraham?”

going back to Falvana? I’m sick of Rivermount. I hate

of,” he said calmly. “But if they’re

of it, all the warmth

he’d raised with such care had been treated like she was

in work at the studio,

the hospital, Susan had gone quiet–avoiding any legal follow–up Stella’s attorney had tried to arrange. She clearly

Maybe they believed if they stalled long enough. Stella would come

where Lillian’s fourteen thousand had gone. They were close to the

text on her phone: “Just

at the

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had already been blocked. Today, it was a new

they getting all these

just kept blocking

couldn’t possibly keep this up

bother her, they’d put showing up in person. And she wasn’t in the mood to deal with them–not emotionally, not mentally, not at

This time. Lillian had added: “Once I’m discharged. I be moving

pure bragging Bold,

laugh. So that’s what this is really