"What do you want to say?"

"Grandma, I met Hailey earlier. She came over to return my medical book which she had borrowed." Harper frowned, obviously feeling uneasy.

"Is that it? She just returned a book. Why do you look so nervous? Is there anything wrong with the book? Girl, you're always overthinking things," Mavis said, trying to hold back her chuckle.

"I'm afraid that's not the case, Grandma." Raising her head, Harper went on and added, "It's of great importance. I can't keep it from you. When she returned the book, something fell from her sleeve. I could see it clearly. If an outsider found out, I'm afraid that our clan would be in grave danger."

Mavis' eyelids twitched when she heard this, but she also felt somewhat relieved. Harper didn't report it to the government in secret and decided to come to her inst

t broke my heart to see she was wronged. It was all my fault. I never should've listened to Hailey."

"My Lady, you should know that Lady Harper won't blame you for this. It's just that she's having a hard time accepting it for now. In any case, it's a good thing for you. At the very least, it goes to show that what Lady Hailey said is not true at all. Lady Harper loves the Chu Clan and you with all her heart."

"Yes, I've misunderstood her. I want you to choose some gifts and take them over to Harper later." Mavis helplessly sighed, and she thought to herself, 'I'm really getting old. To think that I was even blinded by that girl. After all, Hailey actually ignored her own mother's death. Is she really a good person? Perhaps everything that has been happening in the mansion recently has something to do with that girl.'