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    Ruth exhaled a sigh of relief.


    Lawrence and Lindsay, who had been quietly observing, sensed the eased tension and approached Caylee.


    “Hello, Grandma. I’m Lindsay, your granddaughter,” said Lindsay cheerfully.


    “And I’m Lawrence, your grandson,” Lawrence added with a grin.


    Caylee’s face lit up with a tender smile as she reached out to gently touch their faces, clearly delighted by their presence.


    Seeing this, Marissa quickly interjected with a warm smile, “Mom, these two are my children. They’ll be visiting you more from now on.”


    Caylee nced at Marissa, as if to speak, but ultimately remained silent.


    Marissa suspected that Caylee wanted to know the children’s father’s identity, but she held her silence. Since her mother hadn’t asked, she chose not to bring it up.


    Silver Fox had been standing quietly to the side, observing but not interrupting the exchange between Marissa and the Sanchez family.


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    With everyone focused on Caylee, she went unnoticed until now. Relieved by the news of Caylee’s health, the Sanchez family rxed. It was Rachel who first spotted Silver Fox.


    Rachel’s eyes lit up. She smiled at Marissa and asked,


    “Tiffany, who is this stunning woman?”


    At her question, all eyes shifted to Silver Fox.


    “Wow, another beauty,” Le eximed. “Tiffany, are you trying to make me doubt my own looks?”


    Before Marissa could introduce her, Silver Fox stepped forward.


    “Eloisa Swain, a friend of ck Snake… Ahem, Tiffany’s, and a perfumer at Minty Fragrances and Perfumes, here to visit Caylee with Tiffany today,” she exined, then smiled reassuringly at Le. “And you’re quite lovely yourself. No need for any doubts.”


    Ruth, smiling, gestured towards a seat. “So you’re a friend of Tiffany’s, Miss Swain. Please make yourselffortable.”


    Silver Fox took a seat immediately.


    Rachel asked the kitchen staff to prepare extra dishes for the evening meal.


    The rest of the Sanchez family engaged Silver Fox in warm conversation, treating her with the utmost respect and curiosity, though they carefully avoided prying into her background.


    As the lively discussion continued, an unexpected visitor arrived at the Sanchez family home.


    The unexpected guest turned out to be Sheppard, who had suffered great embarrassment at the recent masterpiece appreciation event. His arrival sent a ripple of tension through everyone in the yard


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