บททั้งหมดของ Billionaire's Regret: Finding Her: บทที่ 641 - บทที่ 650

“I don’t need to go to the hospital. There’s nothing wrong with me.”Kelly leaned against the headboard, brushing off Caitlin’s concern.Caitlin sat beside her, gently insisting. “Ever since you came back, I’ve been meaning to get you a full checkup. Today I finally have time.”“There’s no need to trouble yourself.”“It’s no trouble at all. You’re my mother. Your health is the most important thing. I already booked the doctor, so don’t make me cancel.”With Caitlin pressing the matter, Kelly had no choice but to go with her.At the hospital, Caitlin asked Simon to examine her mother. After a preliminary check, Simon shook his head.“Everything looks normal. If she feels unwell, it might just be a bit of acclimation—maybe the water or the climate.”Whether Kelly was really unwell, only she knew. But since Simon

“This medallion belonged to Sebastian’s grandmother. Not long ago, she gave it to me, and I’ve carried it with me since. Last night, I hung it on my brother’s neck, hoping it might keep him safe.”“You mean… Mr. Vanderbilt’s grandmother… could be my sister?”Aurelius’s eyes flooded as he clutched the pendant, his weathered face trembling with emotion. To find another piece of the same pendant after all these years was no small thing—it felt like fate itself.At that moment, Caitlin finally understood. Aurelius’s true family name had to be Gonzales. That was why he had always shown such special care toward Alicia—they came from the same bloodline.“Yes. If Sebastian’s grandmother is your sister, then your family name should be Gonzales. She once told me her brother’s nickname was Javier.”“Yes… yes, that’s me. I am J

Aurelius froze at Caitlin’s words, as if struck.“Are you all right, sir?” Sebastian asked quietly.The old man blinked, then slowly sank onto the edge of the bed. His shoulders sagged and he let out a long, weary sigh.“Aurelius, what is it you’re holding back? Please, tell me. Whatever it is, Sebastian and I will do everything we can to help you. You won’t be dragged down alone.”Her persistence finally broke through his defenses. After a long silence, Aurelius murmured, “Forgive me, Caitlin. My skills are lacking. I can’t save your brother. If I could, you’d never have to chase after this so-called Shard of Life… Ah…”“This isn’t your fault, Aurelius. Please don’t blame yourself.”Her gentle words only deepened his sorrow. He sighed again, then raised his head. “Very well. I’ll tell you everything.”As Cai

After breakfast, Sebastian was about to head to DanCa Estate with Caitlin when they ran into Eliza and Raymond.“Caitlin, we were just about to visit DanCa Estate too,” Eliza said. “We want to see your mother and your brother. Shall we ride together?”As in-laws, it was only right to pay their respects now that Kelly was safely back.“Of course. Let’s all go.”Outside, a car waited while a houseman loaded gifts into the trunk. Caitlin frowned. “No need to fuss with presents.”“How could I show up empty-handed? Let me handle it,” Eliza said with a smile.When they arrived at DanCa Estate, Kelly had already finished breakfast and was doing exercises in the garden. As Caitlin and the others stepped out of the car, Eliza glanced over and said, “Your mother really knows how to take care of herself. You’d never guess she struggled with depression. Is she fully reco

Caitlin held the envelope in her hands. It was light, but to her it felt impossibly heavy.Quincy stood quietly nearby, waiting without saying a word.After a long pause, Caitlin drew a steady breath, opened the envelope, and pulled out the report inside.Her brows knit tightly as she scanned the lines. Just then, Sebastian returned from seeing Federico and Magnus off. “Well? What does it say?”“See for yourself.”She passed him the report. Sebastian read it carefully, then nodded. “Exactly what you suspected. No blood relation whatsoever. It rules out a biological mother-daughter link.”“If she’s not my mother,” Caitlin murmured, “then where is she?”That was what tormented her most. The hand behind all this had planted someone who could mimic her mother so well it was almost flawless. Yet her real mother remained missing.“Then we take her,” S