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The Invisible Daughter (Yunice Saunders) novel Chapter 593

Summary for Chapter 593: The Invisible Daughter (Yunice Saunders)

Summary of Chapter 593 from The Invisible Daughter (Yunice Saunders)

Chapter 593 marks a crucial moment in Free Collection’s billionaire novel, The Invisible Daughter (Yunice Saunders). This chapter blends tension, emotion, and plot progression to deliver a memorable reading experience — one that keeps readers eagerly turning the page.

Chapter 593 The Weight of a Favor

Chapter 593 The Weight of a Favor

Yunice arched a brow. This tactic of using one force to counter another was exactly her style. Clearly, if someone truly wanted to solve a problem, there was always a way.

Not like some peopleusing decency and good intentions as an excuse to play the benevolent fool for

everyone.

She commented idly, So you’ve finally cut ties with the Johnsons? No more playing the grateful benefactor?

Still working on his phone, Wyatt replied, There’s a limit to paying back a favor. Who wants to carry a parasite on their back?

Especially one so shameless.

He had already severed ties with the Powells and firmly established his footing. Four years of repaying the Johnsons was more than enough.

Yunice quirked an eyebrow. Wow. What a selfless act of service to the people.”

After a moment, Wyatt asked, What about you? When are you going to clear your own debt?

Melina,he added, hinting at the woman she was still taking care of.

Yunice’s gaze dimmed. She doesn’t ask for anything. Just giving her food is enough. I’ll take care of her until the end.

After a while, she noticed Wyatt watching her. She lifted her eyes from the book, frowning.

What was he looking at?

Why was he staring at her with that sympathetic, pained expression?

She even glanced down at herself. Nothing seemed out of place.

Wyatt said in a low voice, I looked into Melina. She had a granddaughter named Lauren who died in a psychiatric wardan accident.

So how had Yunice gotten entangled with Melina? What kind of bond made her feel indebted?

He’d tried to investigate, but the orderlies had changed too many times, and the rest were all mentally ill- nothing useful.

He wanted to know what had happened. What could have made Yunice, who hated owing favors and stepping into otherskarmic messes, ask him to take care of someone else?

The only thread tying Yunice and Melina together was Lauren.

And Lauren was dead..

But how? And why?

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Chapter 598 The Weight of a Favor

Yunice had never mentioned Melina publiclyafraid someone would tell the woman that her

granddaughter had died. Only Owen, who had handled Lauren’s death certificate, had caught onto a few

clues.

Back then, Yunice feared she wouldn’t survive the ward herself. If she died, Melina would be all alone. That’s why she’d asked Wyatt to step in.

Now Melina was terminally illstage four cancer. No cure, only a few months left. There was no need to keep hiding the truth.

Yunice said, The patients there didn’t recognize people, only things. One day Lauren accidentally wore my bag, and they mistook her for me. During one of their games, they got too rough. It ended in an accident.

Her tone was light, but Wyatt’s expression grew heavier, even trembling slightly.

What kind of game leads to multiple fractures and internal bleeding?he asked softly.

He’d spent two days in that asylum. The patients had occasional scuffles, but most were stopped quickly by orderlies.

Lauren’s injuries clearly hadn’t come from one person or one brief moment.

Yunice’s face remained calm. There’s no way to find out anymore.

The truth was, the institution Owen had sent her to was highend and strictly managed. Incidents like this weren’t supposed to happen.

But what could rules do against malice?

Elsie had bribed the orderlies. They deliberately encouraged the others to target Yuniceand when she tried to seek help, they cut off every possible avenue.

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