Chapter 176: Irene's Necessary Preparations for Returning Home

Who would have known that after giving birth to four more boys, the Robertson family's hope for a daughter finally came true when Mrs. Robertson was thirty-nine years old. When this youngest daughter was born, Mrs. Norman showered her with an unimaginable level of love and care. Everything, from the stitches in her clothing to every drop of water she consumed, and even every plant in her room, was meticulously overseen by Mrs. Norman. After the girl went missing, Mrs. Robertson fell into a near-mad state. The entire family lived in constant fear during those days. Mrs. Norman was engulfed in sorrow, crying every single day until the eldest son, Gray Norman, brought his wife and her sister to Mrs. Norman. When Mrs. Norman saw the girl who bore such a striking resemblance to her lost daughter, she slowly stood up, and the surrounding maids nervously rushed to her, fearing that Mrs. Norman might have a breakdown and hurt the elder son's wife and her sister. But Mrs. Norman began to s