The Heiress Nobody Saw Coming (Natalie and Marcus) novel Chapter 99

Chapter 99 Chances of Letting Their Daughter Stay 

Grace’s words left Natalie speechless, but she quickly returned to her usual calm demeanor. 

She leaned close to Grace and whispered, “Grandma, although it’s a compliment, let’s not say things like that.” 

“Oh, oh, okay,” Grace responded. 

“Natalie, have you done the DNA test?” Grace didn’t seem to be grumpy after waking up. She immediately threw back the covers and got out of bed. “Are you hungry? I’ll get you something to eat.” 

Before Natalie could reply, she rushed to the cabinet, opened it, and rummaged around for a while before pulling out a bulging canvas bag. 

Charlotte froze when she saw the canvas bag. When she forcefully took Grace from Cedar Hill Nursing Home, Grace only brought a bag and her phone and didn’t ask for anything else. 

Grace would ask her to buy all kinds of snacks, especially mini fruit tarts, on the way back home. 

Charlotte thought that Grace was just a child at heart and liked to eat snacks, but now she realized Grace had been hiding those snacks and mini fruit tarts in the bag all along. 

Looking at this contrast, Charlotte suddenly felt that she, as a biological mother, hadn’t done enough. 

“Nattie, come and eat.” Grace opened the canvas bag, took out the mini fruit tarts, and handed them to Natalie. “Have a taste.” 

Natalie’s eyes reddened. She had never lacked money and had never been short of anything from Grace. But Grace always thought of her. 

Whenever there was something good to eat or drink, Grace never indulged herself but saved it for when Natalie visited the nursing home. 

Natalie had instructed Sarah to make sure Grace didn’t eat expired food, so Sarah would occasionally check and dispose of anything that had gone bad. 

Over time, Grace became more secretive about where she hid the snacks, but sometimes, she forgot where she had hidden them. This led to some of the mini fruit tarts and snacks Natalie received being spoiled. 

But Natalie would still happily eat them. If necessary, she would just take some medicine afterward to treat her upset stomach. 

“Natalie, hurry up and eat.” Seeing that Natalie had spaced out for a moment, Grace urged her again. 

“Thank you, Grandma.” Natalie returned to her senses, took the mini fruit tarts, and ate them slowly. 

Grace stood by, watching her with a satisfied smile, her face full of wrinkles. 

“Charlotte, hurry up and get the DNA test done!” Grace suddenly remembered something and turned to Charlotte after watching Natalie eat. “Quickly, get it done! We’ll stay if you really are Nattie’s birth mother.” 

“Alright, I’ll go right away.” Charlotte was reluctant to leave Natalie, but Natalie was indifferent and didn’t want to stay. 

Once the DNA test results came back and confirmed that they were related, the chance of her keeping Natalie would likely increase with Grace supporting her. 

“Nattie, don’t take Grace away yet. Wait for me to finish the DNA test, okay?” She carefully pleaded as she feared that Natalie might immediately take Grace away once she left. 

“I won’t take too long.” 

Before Natalie could respond, Grace waved her hand and said, “Hurry up. We won’t leave.” 

“Okay.” 

Charlotte finally turned and left, walking briskly before breaking into a run. As she reached the villa door, she saw William and several of her sons returning. 

“Honey!” 

“Mom!” 

Charlotte didn’t have time to greet them. She glared at William in frustration. “I told you to be ready to welcome Natalie home. Why did you just get back after Emma has been home for a while?” 

“Huh?” William was stunned. “What does welcoming Natalie have to do with Emma?” 

Charlotte was so angry that she nearly slapped William across the face. 

“Forget it. It’s pointless to explain things to you. Natalie and Grace are in the guest room. Go and meet her. Make sure you keep her here no matter what.” 

“Honey, where are you going?” 

“I’m going to do a DNA test.” As she spoke, Charlotte snatched a few strands of hair from William’s head. She moved so quickly that William had no time to react and cried out in pain. 

She didn’t care about William’s discomfort and dragged him by his hair as she ran. 

“Honey, I’ll go with you!” William called out, trying to follow her, but Charlotte had already gotten into the car. 

“Stay here and comfort Natalie. Wait for me to come back.” 

Before William could respond, Charlotte stepped on the gas and sped off. 

“Mom’s getting flustered,” Sky remarked. “She forgot that we could have someone come to collect the samples for the test.” 

“I’m going to see Natalie.” Mason rushed toward the guest room and shouted as he ran. “Natalie, I’m here.” 

Behind him, the other Walkers all looked at each other, speechless. 

“I wonder how Emma is doing,” Sky said with a frown, massaging his temples. “Mom said she came back earlier, so she probably already knows she’s not our biological sister.” Timothy looked up at the second floor. “If you’re worried about Emma, you can go check on her.” 

“And you?” 

“I won’t go.” Timothy smiled. “Emma has had our love for 20 years. Now, it’s time for me to shower my real sister with some love.” 

Sky was speechless. 

Chapter 99 Chances of Letting Their Daughter Stay 

“Hector, are you going to see Emma or Natalie?” Sky asked, turning to Hector. He was a little concerned that Emma might feel sad if everyone went to check on Natalie. 

“Sky, Emma is closest to you, so I’ll go see Natalie.” 

After saying that, Hector also headed toward the guest room. 

William quickly answered before he was questioned, “I’m going to see my daughter as per your mother’s instructions.” 

Sky was left speechless. At this point, except for Lincoln, who was filming and hadn’t returned, he was the only one left still concerned about Emma.