The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming (Natalie and Marcus) novel Chapter 63

Chapter 63 Expel the Toms Thoroughly 

the Quinton Hospital cafeteria, Marcus held his phone, his brows furrowed in a shadow of gloom. 

He glanced and the dining area, white Emma was eating the bread charles had recommended. When she noticed his gaze, the smiled at him warm 

Marcus looked away indiferently, his thoughts Ingering 

Connie’s words. What did she move by that? 

Since being the VIP suite with Emma, she hadn’t made anyralls ne send any messages. There was a way the suggestion for Natalie to accompany her could have come from 

How Connie wasn’t the type to fabricate things either. 

Marcus decided he needed to see Natalie. If there had been a misunderstanding, it was best inclear it up quickly in an any impact on Charles‘ treatment. 

Although alle would never let personal emotions affect her work with patients, her intentions tornay up to him and marry him to get back at Tyler and the Langleys made her treat him dily 

Who’s to sure she wouldn’t entertain other mappropriate ideas upon finding out Emmawa ber? 

Marcus walked back to the cafeteria and said to Firma, “ts Emma, Lapologize, but I have an urgent matter to attend to. 

*Please take your time eating. I’ve instracted Filan to arrange a hotel for you lie will escort you there once you’ve finished ” 

*Marcus, can’11 stay at the hospital? Emma put down her bread: 

“Grandpa Charles said the feels lonely staying hereby himself and hoped I could stay to keep han company. I may not be able to help with your work, but I can share the burden of looking after Grandpathares.” 

“Thank you, Ms. Walker, but that won’t be necessary” Marcus declined without hesaation. “The urgent matters to attend to and must leave now. 

With that, he turned and walked away Emma sat at the table, her grip on her lock tightening until her krackles jured white. Finally, she slammed the lock onto the table 

Her face dickened as she stared at the food and bread in front other. A surgeofanger made her want to sweep the dishes to the floor But she restrained herself. 

From the moment Marcus had entered the cafeteria with her, they had attracted envious glances and whispers of admiration. 

Manchad commented on how well–matched they board. They were both depent and refined. 

They stood out in the casual setting of the cafeteria but carried themselves naturally and flawlessly, leaving no com for criticism 

Marcus had taken care of every detail of the meal–serving her food, pouring her soup, sanding the cutlery, and even wiping down the table and chair with napkins.. 

His attentiveness had been impeccable, eaming Emma admiring glances from those around them, which had billedher with jo 

Yet now, Marcus had left her behind without a second thought 

umma was sething. She had traveled so far to deliver herb to him, earning his care for the first time. But it wasn’t enough. 

Emvela took a deep breath, forcing herself to calm down. Slowly and elegantly, she picked up her fork and resumed rating with composure. 

After all, the food anal bread had been served by Marcus himself wouldn’t do to let them go to waste 

Marcus left the cafeteria and headed straight for the villa where Natalie and Connie were staying. Certon matters were better addressed in person dum over the phone, 

Meanwhile, inade the villa, Connie had returned with the acupuncture kit. 

Natalie took out the needles and divantected them. Then, she unbuttoned her shirt to perform acupunchrean herself. 

She picked up the first needle and skilfully inserted it into the center of her chest. Then, she grabbed a second needle and placed it at another location. 

Connie stood to the side, watching as Natalie methodically inserted more than a dozen silver needles into her chest. 

Once the procedure was complete, Natalie closed her eyes and regulated her breathing 

“Connie, po prepare themedicite,” she instructed 

“Yes Ms Walker” 

Connie went to the pharmay room. To avoid disturbing Natalie’s rest, she closed the door behind het as she faced on the decoction. 

Natale silently counted the time in her mind. As with spread across her chest, the residual effects of Three–Second Poison wet gradually being expelled from her body. 

As the toxins were slowly expelled, Natalie’s thoughts became muddied, and her eyelids grem hray. But the timing wasn’t right yet. She couldn’t remove the needles premature 

Althat moment, Marcus arrived at the villa. He knocked on the door. 

Natalie, in herded state, couldn’t register the sound. 

Meanwhile, Connie, absorbed in maniloring the heat for the medicine, didn’t hear the mark either. 

“Ms. Sterling, are you inside? Marcas called out 

Marcus reached for his phone to call Connie, culy to 

Hit had shut down due to a low battery. 

The fronted. Of all times, this had to happen now 

He had already arrived and didn’t want to turn back. So he knocked again “Ms. Sterling, are you there?” 

“Come in,” a faint, hose voice replied from inside 

Marstated before pushing the door open 

Inside, Moodar was clinging in her last shred of consciousness. She had called out to Connie several times, but there had been sponse 

‹ The needles needed to be removed, but her vision was Hurred, and she lacked the strength to do it herself theneedles weren’t taken out soen,!