Chapter 44

Hearing what Zachary said, Dorothea stared at Giselle in disbelief. As she noticed the resemblance between Giselle and Tony, she murmured, "Why have I never heard that the Holts have another daughter?" Giselle chuckled and got straight to the point. "Mrs. Kane Senior, Zach told me about your beloved cat and how it's unwell. May I take a look at it?" "What's there to look at? It's beyond saving now," Dorothea replied with a gloomy expression. "Oh, Grandma, just let Ms. Holt take a look! Like I said, she's an expert. What if she really can help?" Zachary urged. But Dorothea still didn't trust Giselle. To her, Giselle looked too young and beautiful—nothing like the seasoned veterinarians she'd seen before. Luckily, Zachary was her dearest grandson. After a few moments of his coaxing, she finally gave in and allowed Giselle to examine the sick cat. It was a purebred Ragdoll, and it looked absolutely stunning with its sapphire-blue eyes and bushy tail. Standing at full height, it cou