Under the Heiress' Facade novel Chapter 130

Chapter 130 

Camille opened her medical kit and administered a dose of medicine to Lennon. After a series of swift and practiced maneuvers, Lennon finally woke up 

“Grandpa,” Amelia exclaimed as she rushed to Lennon’s bedside. 

“What happened to me? Lennon asked, glancing around in confusion. 

“Dad, you’ve finally awakened. You passed out earlier and wouldn’t wake up. Thank goodness for Camille,” Queenie said gently 

She tactfully avoided any mention of the family scandal that had caused him to faint. 

“Thank you, Camille,” Lennon said to her 

“You’re welcome, Mr. Gaskell Senior. It’s my duty. You must be hungry after sleeping for so long” 

Camille smiled, then turned to Amelia. 

“Amelia, could you ask the maid to prepare some nourishing soup for Mr. Gaskell Senior?” 

“Of course. I’ll go now,” Amelia said. 

This time, Camille didn’t rush off she stayed in the room, ensuring that Lennon had something to eat and chatting with him. She prepared to leave once she made sure he was okay and had fallen asleep again. 

“Camille, you truly are a miracle doctor. We owe you a debt of gratitude,” queenie said, taking Camille’s hand and personally escorting her out of the room. 

They seemed so close, as if they were best friends, leaving Amelia trailing behind them unnecessary. 

Mrs. Gaskell, it’s a doctor’s duty to save lives. You’re too kind,” Camille replied with a smile. 

Queenie remembered something and asked, “By the way, have you met Bernard?” 

“I have.” 

Camille recalled their last encounter and felt a moment of awkwardness. 

Queenie could tell things hadn’t gone smoothly. Even she found Bernard intimidating 

Over a decade had passed, but she still couldn’t forget the chilling look in his eyes. 

Bernard, merely eight years old at the time, stood beside a figuredrenched in blood, gripping a knife. His face and hands were smeared with blood, his eyes burning with a malevolence that seemed to have spawned from the depths of hell 

The day after Bernard was brought back to the Killian family, he attacked the maid who was taking care of him with a life. Within just a month of returning to the Killian family, he had stabbed four other maids. 

No one dared to approach him easily, and no maid was willing to risk their lives to care for him. 

Only when Lucius and Daphne intervened and offered to look after him did things begin to improve. 

Although their exact methods remained uncertain, they gradually softened Bernard’s menacing demeanor,