Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 1455

From Adam and Thalia's reaction, the guests could tell that Reuben was telling the truth about claiming to be Thalia's family. Still, they were greatly confused.

Reuben seemed to anticipate this scene and didn't bother arguing further with Adam. Instead, he waved to beckon to the young man behind him, who appeared to be his assistant.

The young man immediately stepped forward to address George and explained to the guests.

"Apologies for the late arrival. Ms. Celeste Wright is a daughter of the Wrights, and we're here representing the Wright family to celebrate Ms. Wright's return and formally reimburse her wedding gift with the Jensens years ago."

As he spoke, he clapped his hands prompting the ten attendants holding gift boxes to step forward. They formed a line in front of the Jensens.

The young man opened the first box to reveal an intricately carved ancient ball. It was similar to the bell gifted to Shannon as it exuded the air of timeless history.

"This is a birth bell, which every Wright family daughter receives upon birth. Ms. Wright's bell was accidentally left at the family's residence in Jamborough, and we're now returning it to its rightful owner."

Thalia's eyes flickered with complex emotions as she looked at the bell. But instead of rejecting it, she silently accepted it.

The man proceeded to open the second box revealing a beautifully crafted ledger encrusted with gold and emerald.

"This ledger lists all wedding gifts Mr. Wright prepared for Ms. Wright years ago. But when she married into the Jensens, the Wrights were unaware and couldn't deliver the gifts in time. Today, we're here to make amends."

He flipped open the ledger and read aloud a few times. "One cruise ship docked on the East Coast, one private jet, two helicopters, eight properties in the heart of Seastone. One of the properties is in the same villa complex as the Jensen residence, located just two streets away at No. 53.

"In addition, we have a manor in Jamborough. Here are all the deeds and keys to the properties."

As he spoke, the attendants opened boxes containing ownership documents and property deeds. There was another box filled with keys.

Another ledger resembling a museum or auction catalog detailed various stone artifacts and jewelry. They were listed in the ledger and not presented due to transportation difficulties.

Even the wealthy elites attending the dinner party had never seen such an extravagant display.