Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1863

Agatha was actually not Kristen's real grandmother, just someone Declan had arranged for her.

He had also sacrificed Agatha in this sudden attack.

Since Kristen had to follow Declain's order, she made herself look as disheveled as possible.

When it was time to cry, she would shed tears.

The entire village was in chaos, and Kristen thought it was also almost time.

On the other side, Nathaniel acted quickly.

Hearing about the situation, he became slightly anxious.

Kristen had saved his life once, which was a significant debt.

Hence, he simply could not ignore the fact that she was in trouble.

Moreover, Kristen resembled Sheena…

This resemblance stirred something indescribable in Nathaniel's heart.

Tommy reminded him, "Mr. Nicholls, there's an important shareholders' meeting today. Should we…"

"Cancel it."

Fortunately, the flight to the fishing village only took a few hours due to the good weather.

The village was already underdeveloped with poor transportation, and rain would have made the trip even longer.

From the phone conversation, it was clear that Kristen was in danger and urgently needed help.

This was the perfect time to repay her.

When Nathaniel arrived, he saw an unprecedented scene of chaos.

Compared to his last visit, the poor and remote village resembled a refugee camp rather than a community.

The wooden houses had collapsed entirely, and many villagers were left homeless.

Those with better conditions had a bed or wooden board to lie on, while those worse off lay on the ground on the brink of death.

The chaotic scene reeked of a foul stench.

Kristen couldn't hold back anymore and began to sob.

She cried, "Grandma is dead… Why is this happening?"

Nathaniel felt a pang of sympathy in his heart.

Following Kristen's lead, he walked to her wooden house.

Seeing the body laid out in front of the house, Nathaniel felt a mix of emotions.

He remembered how Agatha had taken care of him when Kristen had rescued him from the sea.

Back then, the old woman was still strong and bustling around. She had even gone to town to buy fresh vegetables, worried that he would not like the village food.

Kristen dropped to her knees with a thud, weeping uncontrollably.

Nathaniel's heart ached when he saw Kristen in this state.

"Grandma, I'll take care of Kristen for you. Rest in peace."

Turning to Kristen, he comforted her, "She's at peace now. The best we can do is to remember her and live for ourselves."