A Vengeful Girl novel Chapter 253

To Linda, the only reason why Rosy would visit was if she knew that someone was planning to push her in the pond.

Otherwise, there was no reason for her to come visit her.

Rosy looked at Linda and said with a smile, "Hello, my name is Rosy Nalan. We've met before."

Of course, Linda remembered the day they met so vividly. It wasn't a pleasant one. That fact that Rosy suggested otherwise amused Linda.

Linda clearly remembered that Rosy had torn off her mask rather rudely and mistook her for a servant of the Nalan clan.

"You've met before?" Richard asked, curiously.

Before Linda could say a word, Rosy raced to answer the question, interlinking her hands with Richard's.

"Yes, we met in the plum garden."

Linda smiled. She didn't reveal all the details, because, in her mind, what happened that day wasn't a big issue.

"By the way, what's your name? I know that grandpa has adopted you. But from now on, we are sisters. I heard that you fell into the pond. How are you feeling now?"

"Linda Nalan." Linda made up a name, with an agenda in mind. Lisa was pretending to be her and was at the Mu's villa at present, and Linda wanted to investigate everything before she revealed the truth. Richard knew she wanted to hide her identity, so he wasn't surprised to hear her respond with a fake name.

Though Rosy complimented her on the surface, she cursed Linda for using the Nalan name.

To Rosy, Linda had no right to use the name because she wasn't a Nalan by blood.

The surname could be changed, but this fact could not.

"I know a famous doctor. His massages work wonders and I think it can help you expel the chilliness. Shall I call him?"

Rosy said. Her voice was filled with deep concern, as if they were close sisters. But Linda could sense the thought process behind that question. Her fall must have something to do with her.

"How fast the news travels. I fell into the pond, just a few minutes a go, and you already know about it?"

Rosy looked even smugger.

She had guessed that Linda would relate the whole thing to her but she had no evidence. And besides, Rosy was sure that grandpa wouldn't embarrass her, and Linda had no choice but to keep her suspicions to herself.

Rosy smiled with satisfaction.

"Ah, my servant told me. She saw you being brought to these room. If the gossip offends you, I sincerely hope that you'll excuse her."

She explained, rather matter-of-factly.

Linda didn't pester her. She believed that she would find out the truth, sooner or later, So she changed the topic. "So, who is the doctor? When is he available?"

Rosy was speechless for a while. It never dawned on her that Linda would ignore her attempt at mocking her and ask about the doctor.