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    Norah’s lips curled into a grim smile. “They want me dead? They’ll have to see if they’re capable. Chayce, tell Elsa I’ming back to the Wilson family.”


    “Yes, Miss Wilson,” Chayce answered firmly before exiting with confidence.


    “Miss Wilson, I visited you today because there’s another important issue.”


    Norah turned to face Gilda calmly, ready to listen.


    “I’ve reached out to your mother’s family, the Frazier family.” Norah’s expression grew intense. She had asked Gilda about her parents before nning her return to the Wilson family. The elders of the Wilson family had passed away early, and there had been no word from her mother’s parents since her return. Gilda had not gone into detail back then. Norah had assumed her mother was simply a tragic figure without parents. Now, the revtion that her maternal family was still alive was startling.


    Gilda continued, “Your mother often spoke regretfully about her family when she brought me to the Wilsons’ house. She felt she couldn’t face them, but she still cared for the Frazier family. Yet, there was no mention of any notable family named Frazier in the country.”


    “I hadn’t nned to reach out to the Frazier family at first. It was only after you disappeared and I had been searching for a while that I managed to contact them shortly before you were found. They’ve already arrived,” Gilda spoke earnestly. “I don’t know much about the Frazier family. They live overseas, but they brought a doctor with them when they heard about your situation, so they seem to be well-intentioned.”


    Norah squeezed her hand and said, “Just because they’re being nice doesn’t mean they have good intentions. We’ll see their true colors when we meet them.”


    Gilda acknowledged her limited knowledge of the Frazier family, and Norah realized the need for caution.


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    When Norah vanished, Gilda, usually so careful, had been driven by panic and desperation to contact the Frazier family. Now that she was in touch with them, Gilda felt uncertain about whether the Frazier family would be beneficial or harmful to Norah.


    She expressed her doubt. “Miss, are we still going to meet with the Frazier family?”


    “They are my mother’s family; I have to meet them,” Norah tucked her hair behind her ear and said. “Let’s see who these people really are after staying hidden for over twenty years.”


    Gilda looked regretful. “If they turn out to have bad intentions, I’ll me myself.”


    Norah reassured her, “Gilda, I value your concern. Finding my mother’s family was unexpected. It’s a chance to learn more about my mother and her family.”


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