Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 2038

Tommy quickly moved on from the topic and asked Sheena, "Ms. Lawson, what's going on here?"

Sheena replied casually, "Mrs. Lindahl said she couldn't get used to living in Vraeyce and wanted to move back to Harbor City. I'm helping her with the move."

Tommy immediately stepped forward. "Let me help with the moving. I'm stronger, and I'm feeling better."

Sheena did not refuse and handed him a bag with a smile. "Thank you."

…

Tommy continued helping with the move until nearly noon.

Nathaniel called him, "Mr. Nicholls, Ms. Lawson was indeed helping Mrs. Nicholls's mother with the move when I arrived this morning. I checked carefully, and it really was her, with no other unusual circumstances."

Before Nathaniel could respond, Tommy added, "I was very alert this time and paid close attention to the details. While helping with the move, I didn't notice anything unusual. What I told you last night must have been my mistake."

Tommy had indeed had a headache when he woke up, but he was not sure if he had been knocked out.

It was his first time experiencing such a thing, and the longer he thought about it, the more his memory of that incident blurred.

Besides, Sheena's reaction seemed perfectly normal.

Nathaniel remained silent for a while.

He felt a deep, indescribable disappointment.

Even though he knew he should not have had high expectations, he could not help but hope for more.

He would have preferred Sheena tell him that Mavis's death a year ago was merely a scheme to punish him.

With a throbbing headache, Nathaniel rubbed his temples and wearily said, "Understood. If everything checks out, come back as soon as you can and resume your duties."

"Got it."

That evening, Tommy bought a plane ticket and prepared to return to Froania.

Sheena understood immediately.

"Go ahead and ask."

"When did you arrange for Mavis's parents to divorce and have her leave Harbor City? Was this Mavis's request before she died?"

Sheena did not evade the question and answered seriously, "I started arranging the divorce a month before Mae gave birth. And yes, you guessed correctly. It was Mae's request. She was worried about her mother the most."

Nathaniel frowned and asked, "She thought of her mother but never mentioned me?"

Sheena remained silent.

As Nathaniel was about to ask more, his phone rang.

It was a call from the Nicholls residence.

"Mr. Nicholls, Mr. Callum has had a poor appetite since noon. We just took his temperature, and it seems like he has a fever. Are you coming back to check on him?"