The Years Between Signing and Seeing novel Chapter 565

Just then, Nadia's voice cracked as she said, "If Mrs. Jennings hadn't passed away, I definitely wouldn't have told you this, because if I did, she would have faced legal consequences. She just wanted to vent for me, to make sure Margaret never saw her own biological child again. But after all these years, that cruel Margaret didn't even bother to look for her real daughter."

Nadia's eyes narrowed, a cold glint flashing in them. "Those twins of hers, you grew up with them, you should know that their IQs are below average—they're practically fools. Karma! This is Margaret's karma! And now she's terminally ill; I guess God has eyes after all!"

Nadia wiped her tears again and sighed. "As for me, I didn't want to ruin the reputation of the deceased Mrs. Jennings, since she did it for me. So I never exposed Margaret. Ms. Sterling, the mother's surname is Yates. With this clue, it shouldn't be hard to find your biological parents. Once you reunite with them, you can deal with Margaret however you want. I only ask that you don't drag Mrs. Jennings' name into it."

Suzie's brows remained tightly furrowed. After a moment of silence, she said slowly, "I promise."

Suddenly, Suzie remembered another crucial detail. She quickly asked Nadia, "What about the necklace? What's the story with my necklace?!"

Nadia replied, "The necklace? When Mrs. Jennings ran into Margaret giving birth at the hospital, she already despised her, so she paid extra attention to her. She texted me about it at the time, though I didn't pay much attention."

"Later, she said she felt Margaret was acting suspiciously and overheard her on the phone, telling someone to have a replica necklace made overnight. Mrs. Jennings thought it was strange. When she swapped the babies, she noticed this necklace was tied to the blanket of Margaret's baby, and the exact same necklace was on the Yates baby's blanket."

Nadia took out her phone, swiped the screen for a moment, and handed it to Suzie.

"Look, Mrs. Jennings took this picture and sent it to me back then. This one doesn't look as exquisite as yours. I'm guessing the Yates mother had it custom-made for the baby beforehand. It probably had special significance, which is why it was on the blanket. Margaret, swapping her child out, probably wanted to leave a mark and had it replicated."

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