Celia took the file and pored over it, her expression growing darker with every page.
She blamed herself—blamed herself for not double-checking, for taking Ann’s word at face value without any investigation.
Who would have thought? The real schemer was Ann all along.
Ann’s intentions couldn’t be clearer now: she wanted to use Celia to drag Caitlin down. Disgusting.
Celia felt as if she’d swallowed a fly—lodged halfway down her throat, impossible to spit out or swallow.
With a sharp smack, Celia slapped Ann’s file down onto the table, anger twisting her features.
Ann had always been Tammie’s favorite sister. That was why Celia had never suspected her. But now? She’d spent her days training hawks and nearly got her eyes pecked out.
Birds of a feather flock together, she thought bitterly. Clearly, Tammie wasn’t someone to trust either.
Jennifer spoke up at once. “Miss Palmer, do you want me to deal with Ann?”
“No.” Celia narrowed her eyes, a dangerous glint flickering in them. “Once I’m back on my feet, I’ll handle her myself.”
“Understood,” Jennifer replied, then hesitated. “Miss Palmer, I just saw the housekeeper leave with that prescription. Are you really planning to take the medicine Caitlin gave you?”
Whether it was postnatal complications or epilepsy, modern medicine had written them off as incurable. Over the years, the Palmer family had brought in countless specialists to treat Celia’s seizures, all to no avail. They couldn’t even manage her symptoms, let alone cure her.
Caitlin had saved Celia’s life once, but Jennifer still doubted whether Caitlin actually had the skills to cure her. Besides, people from Valerium tended to scoff at Eldermere’s traditional remedies, considering them a backward relic. In their minds, only underdeveloped countries still relied on bitter brews from ancient recipes; modern nations had long since moved past such antiquated treatments.
“Yes,” Celia said, nodding. “I’ll start the treatment today.”


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