The next day dawned bright and early, with both Vivienne and Percival rising with the sun. Downstairs in the grand foyer, Richard was instructing the butler to prepare some gifts.

Percival, curious, approached and asked what was going on. Richard, with an air of understanding, explained, "At the wedding, the Brooks family played a crucial role in saving Isolde's life. Your parents are planning to visit them today to check on the boy who got injured. It's only polite to bring something along when visiting someone who's unwell."

Cecilia shared the sentiment.

"The Brooks' boy is just as precious as any child. In all that chaos, he stepped up to save Isolde and even got hurt in the process. Even if his parents don't voice it, they must feel worried. We owe them a debt of gratitude for their son's bravery in protecting Isolde. It's a kindness we'll remember for a lifetime."

Vivienne nodded in agreement, "Let's all go together then."

It just so happened that she and Mr. Wolf had plans in the same direction as the hospital.

After grabbing a quick breakfast with Percival, who also helped carry some of the gifts, they were ready to leave when Isolde, dressed to the nines, bounced down the stairs.

Seeing Percival pause, Isolde, thinking he was admiring her dress, asked cheerfully, "Bro, do you like my dress?"

Percival pinched the bridge of his nose, blocking her path, "The folks are visiting; you should stay home."

Isolde wasn't pleased, running to Cecilia to complain, "Mom, look at Percival, he's always picking on me. Yesterday he wouldn't let me talk to Vivienne, and now he's stopping me from going out. What have I done to him?"

Cecilia shot Percival a stern look, "Why are you stopping Isolde? Thaddeus saved her; she should personally thank him."

his wife, taking his daughter to head out, not even sparing Percival

deemed essential for Isolde to thank her savior

could only sigh

made Dorian uneasy, "It was the least we could do; no need to make a big deal out of

Isolde have met a few times before; they're acquaintances. It's only natural

you mention it, those two kids might just be fated. If you

"Mom, Vivienne and I have to run; you and

Vivienne, Cecilia returned to the room, the conversation now veering towards the

Percival inquired about Cecilia's words to

some... discord between us. She suggested I brew you some herbal remedies." Percival was speechless. Was this really

you're looking for a way to quit, just say Leopold sounded

is that

before asking for

break down, claiming a crisis over Griffin's supposed engagement to

visit the Sterling family to get to the bottom of things, suspecting the

the unmistakable sound of a confrontation

for Miss Martinez? And now

hitting me. If you keep this up,

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