The Heiress’ Return & Revenge

Chapter 338 A Surprising Agreement

Salma, the youngest daughter of a wealthy family, was accustomed to a life of privilege and indulgence. Her parents and two older brothers doted on her, which made her somewhat spoiled.

However, her relationship with her sister was strained, and she was taken aback by the way she was treated, particularly by William

Steven, who had overheard Salma’s phone conversation, didn’t catch the specifics but could infer the gist of it. He began to question if Salma was under Melinda’s influence and was grappling with psychological issues.

After a moment of contemplation, he turned to Salma with a grave expression and asked, “Should we consult a psychiatrist or a psychologist?”

If she was indeed under Melinda’s influence, seeking professional help seemed like a sensible course of

Salma, jolted back to reality by Steven’s suggestion, stared at him in disbelief. “Do you genuinely believe I’m mentally unstable?” she retorted.

problems, we should

leave her alone before storming out of the hospital room. She was not mentally ill, so

and Andrew watched Salma leave in a huff, feeling helpless. They didn’t attempt to stop

from Steven’s family and no one else to turn to. Salma

time she returned to the inn in Cubilis, it was already evening. Her assistant had completed the investigation

see the girl locked in the yard and the police confirming the discovery of a body buried beneath a large tree. She muttered to herself in disbelief. “Is this true? Did Banny really do such

activities. They even confessed to it. If the charges are proven, Banny could face life imprisonment or

immediately called Melinda to

actions and claimed that he was framed by Simone.

shared her own experiences of being deceived by her