Billionaire's Reborn Baby novel Chapter 521

Elsie still hadn't returned tonight. Emily went downstairs. Susan and the butler were still awake. Elsie was Maury's daughter. Even though they hated Elsie so much, they couldn't just watch this child die outside. So, the butler and Susan waited in the living room every night until midnight before turning off the lights and falling asleep.

When Emily went downstairs, the two were sitting at the dining table, waiting quietly.

Seeing Emily come down, Susan asked, "Miss Emily, why do you come down? Are you hungry?"

"No." Emily looked at them. "Why aren't you sleeping?"

The butler and Susan looked a little embarrassed. They were worried that Emily would be upset if she knew they were waiting for Elsie, but they did not want to lie to Emily, so it was awkward.

"Go to sleep. I will wait for her to come back." Emily sat down on the sofa.

Susan and the butler looked at each other in dismay, not knowing what to say for a moment.

"Miss Emily, are you angry?" Susan whispered.

Ever since Emily returned to normal, her aura had changed a lot. Susan dared not to treat her as a child as she did before. She treated Emily the same way she treated Maury.

"No, I arranged for her to go out. Don't overthink. I didn't forgive her. But I wouldn't send her to her death for no reason." Emily took a book and read it.

The butler and Susan had once thought that this was the most terrifying thing about Emily. Before they say anything, she already knew what they wanted to say. This was her special ability. However, she looked so young, like a little girl who was ignorant of the world.

Only the butler and Susan knew that this innocent girl had a strong heart.

Elsie came back at 12:30 in the evening. The wind was cold at night. She only wore a long dress. When she entered the house, she rushed into the bathroom on the first floor and vomited twice. When she walked to the living room, she saw a glass of honey water on the dining table.

Her mother liked to drink the honey water in the morning the most.

Her eyes were a little moist. She took a sip. The water was very sweet and carried a trace of warmth. She tilted her head to look at the kitchen and saw a small figure.

It was not Susan.

Elsie's pace was not steady. She took off her high heels and walked barefoot into the kitchen. She saw that Emily was covering the lid of the honey and washing the spoon.

Elsie was the one who prepared the honey water.

For a moment, Elsie had mixed feelings. She felt touched and a little sad.

"What have you got?" Emily heard the movements and looked over.

Elsie took out a few photos from her bag and handed them over. "These are a few important people in their group. I drank with them for a week and only got this." As she spoke, she took out a recording pen from her bag and handed it over. "I didn't edit it. Listen to it."

"OK." Emily went upstairs with the photos and the recording pen.

Elsie stayed quietly in the kitchen for a moment and found peace in her heart. She returned to the living room barefoot, picked up her high heels, and was about to go upstairs when she suddenly noticed a door diagonally ahead.

She gently put down her high heels again and walked towards that door step by step.

Emily did not allow her to get close to that door. Inside the door were the portrait of Maury and the urn of ashes.

Elsie stood at the door for a moment with tears in her eyes. She slowly knelt on the ground and gently kowtowed three times. Then she wiped her tears, returned to the living room to pick up her high heels, and went upstairs.

Emily entered the bedroom. Vincent was still sitting in front of the desk, busy dealing with some documents that were left during the day for her, as well as the reports that the marketing department, advertisement department, planning department, finance department, and other departments had submitted.

Seeing her come over with a recording pen and a few photos, Vincent raised his eyebrows slightly. Emily explained, "I want to find out if there is anything I can do about the people of Jackson's company."