The Kiss that Sparked it All novel Chapter 905

As Ellinor stepped out of the car, Patricia rolled down the window and mumbled something cryptic to her, finishing with a "Good luck, Ellinor," before instructing the driver to pull away.

Ellinor squinted slightly as she watched the Howard family's car slowly drive away.

The confidence in Patricia's expression made her unsure whether Patricia really knew the crucial reason why Theo didn't want to get their marriage certificate.

Without thinking further, Ellinor turned around and entered the Blanchet family's residence.

As soon as she walked into the yard, Ellinor spotted a super-long luxury RV that she had never seen before parked there.

Who could it be?

Just as she was wondering, a servant approached her, "Madam, you're back! Today, Putnam Blanchet and Marissa Blanchet returned and were looking for you. We told them you were out, and Marissa seemed quite disappointed. Please go in quickly!"

Putnam Blanchet and Marissa Blanchet were back?

Ellinor felt a bit nervous; she'd met Marissa but never Putnam.

As she entered the house, she heard Marissa Blanchet's warm and affectionate voice.

"Ellinor!"

Marissa got up and walked over, her eyes full of joy. She gently held Ellinor's arms and frowned, "Ellinor, it's only been a few months, but you seem to have lost weight. That won't do; you have to eat more! I'm not leaving this time, so I'll cook delicious meals every day and fatten you up!"

Putnam had a very dignified look. Although he looked a bit weak sitting in the wheelchair, his aura of power was still obvious and commanded respect.

The old man looked at Ellinor from head to toe, finally his gaze landed on Ellinor's face. He seemed to find something wrong and frowned, "She doesn't look like the girl in the documents..."

Marissa suddenly coughed twice, "You need to take your medicine! Veronica, go get your grandfather's medicine and pour him a glass of water!"

Veronica was in a good mood today, so she stood up and went to do it.

Marissa cut off Putnam mid-sentence, not allowing Putnam's topic to continue any further. Marissa smiled tenderly at Ellinor and asked, "Ellinor, what were you up to just now?"