Return of the Crowned Heiress novel Chapter 569

For the past few days, Stephan hadn't contacted her. Whenever she called, no one answered. The messages she sent remained unread.

Stanley had said he was busy. Could he really be as busy as Stanley claimed? So busy he couldn't even spare a minute or two for a phone call?

Excuses. All of them were just excuses! Men just couldn't be trusted!

Previously, he had personally promised that once he returned from the rainforest, he would marry her. He had even planned the dowry. And now, there was only silence.

Felicia pondered for a moment and decided to call Stephan again.

After a few rings, the call went unanswered.

Was she… being given the silent treatment? Or had Stephan, upon returning to Seldvale, finally agreed to sever ties with her at Imogen's insistence? Was that why he was refusing to contact her now?

Felicia forced a smile, suppressing the emotions surging in her heart.

…

At the same time, a plane landed in Seldvale. Among the passengers was Kerry.

He was there to deliver medicine.

Even though Seldvale's splendor was dazzling, with its towering skyscrapers and a scene of overwhelming prosperity everywhere, Kerry didn't dare glance around recklessly. His mind was focused solely on one task—delivering the medicine.

He needed to ensure he completed what Felicia had entrusted him to do.

This trip wasn't just about representing Union Clinic. It also represented Felicia herself. He had to handle this task flawlessly and not embarrass her in the slightest!

"I'm not trespassing! I'm here to deliver medicine!" Kerry waved his hands frantically. Despite being sharp and quick-witted as a runner for the clinic, he was just a fresh graduate. He had never faced such an intimidating situation before and instinctively shrank under their imposing demeanor.

Fortunately, he remembered his mission and stammered, "I-I'm here to deliver medicine to Ms. Russell. Please… pass the message and let me enter."

"Delivering medicine to Mr. Russell?"

The two guards exchanged glances, then one of them said, "Stand here and wait."

Kerry obediently waited in place, not daring to move an inch while one of the guards went to relay the message.

Imogen was cradling her child, gently soothing the little one when she received the news.

The baby, so small and delicate at birth, was growing stronger and more robust every day. His cries were now loud and clear, and his health was visibly improving. This filled Imogem with a deep sense of comfort.