The Wrong Woman

Mila slept until noon. It was Phoebe's call that finally woke her up.

By then, Nathan had already left.

She grabbed her phone, held it to her ear, and said hoarsely, "Phoebe."

"Mila, there's news about Mr. Hoffis Senior."

Mila sat up abruptly. She was now fully awake. Excitement surged through as she threw off the covers and got out of bed. "Have they found my grandpa?"

"No, they haven't found him, but I discovered a lavish estate worth over 20 billion has suddenly appeared under Mr. Hoffis Senior's name. It's considered the most luxurious in Norvania," Phoebe replied.

Mila had no clue about Zach's wealth or property. "What does this have to do with finding my grandpa?"

"Quick, check the trending topics. There's news about Mr. Hoffis Senior's estate. It's left to you according to his will."

Mila quickly searched for the news updates on her phone. Three hashtags trending at the top of the list caught her eye.

#GranddaughterInherits RichestTycoonEstateInNorvania

#GrandestEstatelnNorvania

#$28BEstatePassed ToGranddaughter

sighed. "Phoebe, what does any of these have to do

situation and found it very strange. Zach, along with her parents, had disappeared without leaving

stop them from doing so. Somehow, Oliver managed to

to the public, weren't they signaling Avery to intervene and lay claim

as Zach was alive, Avery could have pressured him into drafting a new will to claim the 28 billion

what was happening, she ended her call with Phoebe. She

him. Feeling anxious for answers, she asked the maid. Yet, the maid hadn't

his files. In one of his drawers, she found a property purchase contract. She

estate for a staggering 28 billion dollars but it was registered under Zach's name. She was utterly

using his entire fortune as some sort of lure? After composing herself, Mila dialed Nathan's

a while, Nathan's gentle voice greeted her.

as she asked, "Where are

of some business. I'll

registered under my grandpa's name. It might end

Nathan remained silent.

help but be deeply moved by Nathan's actions. The 28 billion might have