Villains Act Shamelessly: The Heiress was the Great National Master! Chapter 143: The Morgan Family

No matter what, Thea Shaw felt that Florence Locke’s actions were severely unreliable.

But no matter how she asked, Florence wouldn’t say a word.

She only ntioned that the new job was pretty easy, paid well, with little to do.

Thea: "..."

Every single one of those matched the legal definition perfectly.

Thea thought about finding a ti to check it out since, after Florence ca into this world, Thea might be the closest person to her. There was no reason not to care.

After hanging up, Thea was unusually lancholic.

This lancholy lasted until she got off the plane and t Auntie Yvette’s friend’s family.

Because they were pressed for ti, Thea went straight there after landing.

Auntie Yvette’s friend was nad Diana Miles, a high achiever who went abroad to study thirty years ago—a true success story in life.

She married a local famous entrepreneur, Brandon Morgan, and their daughter, Nora Morgan, was originally smart, generous, and beautiful—a family that others envied as perfect. But a month ago, Nora suddenly went mad, and the once harmonious family plunged into chaos.

The first ti Thea saw Diana, she appeared impressive and poised, exuding a particularly sharp and capable air, though there was a hint of fatigue between her brows. She was probably tornted by her daughter’s issues recently.

And when she t Brandon Morgan, Thea realized that the rumors Auntie Yvette heard were far from the reality.

Brandon’s appearance suggested he was soone with a rather chaotic private life.

It seems the perfect family was just a façade.

Thea quietly observed the family.

When Diana t Thea, she wasn’t particularly thrilled, and she even exuded a scornful attitude when she heard that Yvette’s recomndation involved bringing in those so-called masters to check on Nora.

Indeed, those masters couldn’t point out any problems. They only said Nora was possessed.

Possessed by what exactly?

Upon seeing Yvette bringing such a young girl, she was even more surprised and incredulous.

Even Brandon’s usually superstitious parents were stunned.

How could this young girl Yvette vouched for be the so-called master?

If Yvette hadn’t brought her, Brandon’s parents would have started scolding.

But Brandon’s mother wasn’t one to hold her tongue. The expression on the old lady’s face showed she wasn’t an easy person to get along with, and she spoke sowhat displeased: "Such a young girl, isn’t she so kind of fraud, Yvette? Don’t be fooled."

Yvette was instantly so embarrassed she wanted to retort.

She was the one who recomnded her, and they had also agreed, so how could they say such things now?

Even Diana gave her mother-in-law a disapproving look.

After all, they were invited; how could she question them to their face?

Sure enough, Thea wasn’t one to let it slide, and upon hearing such words, she imdiately turned hostile: "Watch if you want or don’t; if not, I’m leaving."

Her temper being so fierce actually made Brandon and his parents look at her in a new light.

After all, masters usually have their tempers.

At least in terms of temper, Thea fit the bill.

Yvette was a bit annoyed too: "Auntie Morgan, I was the one who recomnded Thea. You all agreed too. You can’t just insult her because she’s young."

Diana instantly stepped in to smooth things over: "I’m sorry, I heard you’re Yvette’s niece? My mom only misspoke because you’re so young, please don’t mind."

Brandon imdiately tugged at his mother, and even Old Mr. Morgan glared at her, leaving Old Mrs. Morgan to purse her lips, unable to say anything.