When The Family Reads The Fake Heiress Mind novel Chapter 229

While Jean was still lost in thought, Jolene had already made her way to her side without her noticing.

The woman gave Jean’s shoulder a pat, a soft smile curling at the corners of her lips.

“Come on. Let’s head to my law firm for a bit.”

Then she turned to Sofia and Mindy nearby.

“You’re her friends, right? Come with us!”

Just like that, the group followed Jolene to a law office not far from the street where they’d been.

Compared to the other law firms in the area, this one stood out with its luxurious design. It looked more high–end and spacious in every way.

As soon as Jolene stepped through the door, the employees inside all froze in place. Then, one by one, their eyes widened in shock.

Like they’d seen a ghost.

Their long–absent boss had suddenly appeared before them, catching everyone completely off guard.

“Jolene…” One of the employees stood up from his seat, fidgeting nervously as he tried to approach her.

Jolene waved a hand.

“No need to mind me. Just go on with your work,” she said with a faint smile. “I’m just here with some friends for a quick visit.”

With that, she led Jean and the others to her office on the top floor.

Jolene’s office was lined with enormous floor–to–ceiling windows. Sunlight poured in through the glass, flooding the space with warmth and light. Through the windows, the skyline stretched far into the distance, full of towering buildings and bustling streets.

Jean sat down on the sofa, and Jolene personally poured her a glass of juice.

Sofia and Mindy were seated across from her, each holding a steaming cup of tea.

Although Jolene hadn’t set foot in this office for quite some time, everything inside was spotless and meticulously organized. Drinks like juice, coffee, and tea were all readily available.

“Ms. Jolene.”

Mindy couldn’t hold back any longer once Jolene had finished her tasks and finally took a seat on the couch.

Her voice trembled with emotion as she spoke.

“If I didn’t mishear just now… you…”

She hesitated. It all felt too unreal–like something out of a fairy tale. But this was about her son. She had to