Bride Behind the Mask novel Chapter 420

Quickly, Marguerite dismissed the thought from her mind.

For Frederick, every member of the Winston family was someone he despised to his bones.

Therefore, how could he possibly return to the Winston Mansion because of Powell's illness?

Marguerite didn't linger on this thought. She and the servants began to pack their luggage quickly, while Teresa was busily packing her own snacks.

An hour later, they had everything sorted out and were at the Winston Mansion.

As soon as they walked in, they saw Powell sitting in a wheelchair, pushed by a servant into the front hall.

The sight of Powell filled Teresa with excitement and anticipation, "Grandpa! Grandpa!"

"Teresa! Come here! I've missed you so much since you haven't visited for a while!"

Teresa and Powell hugged each other happily. Teresa wanted to climb onto Powell's lap, but seeing his knee in a plaster, she had to give up the idea.

"Grandpa, does your foot hurt? I will blow it to make it better!"

Teresa said, pouting and immediately blowing on Powell's knee, making him laugh heartily with her adorable antics.

Maurice went up to examine Powell's condition, while Marguerite stood idly by.

Strangely, she didn't see Lisette.

Although she found it odd, Marguerite wasn't surprised.

Lisette had always thought Marguerite was unworthy of Maurice and was always difficult to deal with whenever they met. Marguerite knew exactly how much Lisette despised her.

Now that she was moving into the Winston Mansion, she probably didn't even want to see her.

Compared to Lisette, Powell's attitude towards her changed a lot after she gave birth to Teresa.

After a brief conversation with his son, Powell's gaze fell on Marguerite.

It was then that Marguerite approached him and obediently said, " Mr. Powell."

Powell nodded in acknowledgment, and Marguerite quickly added, "You guys can continue talking. I'm going upstairs to change."

A servant immediately came forward, "Ms. Lockwood, we have prepared a room for you. Please follow me."