Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 709

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Caleb remained silent for a long time after hearing Marie's question that the latter began to wonder if he'd dozed off.

Finally, she heard Caleb's voice filled with resignation and a hint of a sigh. "Grandma, it's time to accept the truth."

They had been blind and foolish. Cecily had harbored ill intentions from the very beginning, but she'd hidden them too well.

Caleb could empathize with Marie's feelings more than anyone else. Like her, he'd once refused to believe that he'd been betrayed and made excuses for Cecily.

He'd convinced himself that there must be some hidden reason, but it all turned out to be a joke. Ha.

Marie was silent for a long time after hearing his words. Eventually, she stopped trying to convince herself otherwise and sighed with a voice filled with regret and bitterness.

But it was too late, no matter how remorseful she felt. There was nothing they could do.

She'd thought the worst thing that could happen to her would be internal family strife over money and the inheritance, but she'd never imagined that she'd face something as bizarre and terrifying as this.

After hearing Marie's heavy sigh, Caleb felt his heart sting, but he was equally helpless. Shannon was now their only hope.

He knew that Hank would be Cecily's next target after Marie. He could only hope that Hank would be sharp enough to spot the danger.

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At the Jensen residence, Marie was wheeled back to her room by her caregiver after dinner, just like every other night.

Ever since she'd lost her ability to walk, her pride had kept her from attending social gatherings, and she rarely appeared in public. The Jensens had grown used to this routine.