The Returned Heiress Who Never Fit In

Chapter 241 No Way Out

The truth was, Patrick had never supported Lilian’s return in the first place.

When she called from abroad saying she was sick, he had suggested she stay there for treatment.

But Susan had insisted Lilian should come back that it would be better to have family around to look after her.

If he had known her return would bring them to this mess, no matter what Susan said, he would have refused.

Thinking about the company’s massive losses now, Patrick’s face darkened even further.

And more than that, he was starting to realize the Lilian they had raised under their roof might not be as simple as they had thought.

Patrick looked at Jonathan and said coldly. You take care of it

Jonathan nodded. “Alright.”

The family quickly settled on the decision to send Lilian abroad for treatment.

Before they could move, however, Patrick received another urgent call from the company.

He had to leave immediately.

Before going, he barked an order at Jonathan: “Stay home tonight.”

Jonathan had no objections. He wasn’t at ease leaving Lilian alone anyway.

Jonathan went to Lilian’s room.

It had only been a single day, but Lilian already looked like she had withered.

“You finally came,” she croaked, her voice choked with tears utterly pitiful.

she’d been surrounded by care. Now, she was stuck

No

face – he didn’t even have to ask to know

your medicine?” he

gotten.

“It hurts so much… The medicine doesn’t work at all…

barely get the words

anything… It

streamed down her pale

specialist? Someone to

stand it anymore. The oral medication they had brought home was

It was

Jonathan’s expression stiffened.

forcing the Reed family into such desperation in just a few days

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a hospital bed in Rivermount had

heard the word “abroad.” her pupils

mother’s already called every

Stella?” Lilian murmured, disbelief in

herself off

let Jonathan and the others start thinking

went and angered Stella even more, the consequences

it was

had

Abraham is willing to tear the

current situation, gritting her

end,

Tll go abroad.”

For now