Chapter 976
Chapter 976:
Upon reviewing the analysis, both Yelena and Austin were taken aback.
Yelena had initially thought that Leonel was attempting to poison Aitana through Reuben, but it turned out the candy was merely meant to alleviate Aitana’s discomfort.
This discovery was a dead end, and they needed to explore other leads.
Still, Austin was convinced that Reuben was hiding something, given his efforts to supply these specific items to Aitana. Consequently, Austin had people keep watch on Reuben.
Meanwhile, Yelena continued her search for treatment options for Aitana, growing increasingly frustrated. Looking out the window, she was cheered by the sight of dry branches sprouting new buds. The tiny yet vibrant greenery symbolized life and hope.
This glimpse of new growth lightened her mood, which was encouraging.
Then, unexpectedly, Yelena saw a cockatiel that had accidentally entered the yard.
It appeared that no one else had noticed this uninvited visitor.
Yelena went down to the yard.
The bird wasn’t shy. Upon noticing Yelena, it landed on her hand, calling out, “Ellen, Ellen p>
Taken aback, Yelena stroked the cockatiel’s head and asked, “Little one, is she your owner p>
Considering Ellen’s lively and energetic personality, Yelena was surprised that she would pick such a noisy pet.
The cockatiel, looking delightfully playful as if blushing, continued to hop about on Yelena’s hand, calling, “Ellen, Ellen p>
Finding its antics amusing, Yelena decided to bring the cockatiel inside. When Maggie caught sight of the cockatiel in Yelena’s grasp, she exclaimed in surprise.
Yelena had clearly gone outside without anything in her hands, so where did the cockatiel come from?
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“Yelena, are you a magician? Where did this cockatiel come from p>
Yelena observed Maggie, whose face was a picture of absolute amazement, clearly unaware of the cockatiel’s existence. This was certainly unusual.
“Maggie, aren’t you familiar with this cockatiel p>
Maggie found Yelena’s question strange. She had never encountered this cockatiel before, so how could she possibly know anything about it?
Yelena could instantly tell what was happening simply by reading Maggie’s expression.
Yelena explained, “I discovered this cockatiel in the yard. It landed on my hand as I approached and began to call out a name.” Yelena paused before adding, “Ellen p>
The mention of the name “Ellen” acted like a cue. Upon hearing it, the cockatiel immediately began calling out, “Ellen, Ellen.” The cockatiel’s call was piercing, each utterance crisp and clear. Both Yelena and Maggie were sure of what they heard. The bird was unmistakably saying “Ellen p>
Maggie also thought this was strange. Ellen had always disliked small animals and had never owned any pets.
When Maggie attempted to bring Lena back from Eighfast, it failed because Ellen was not fond of animals.
How could someone who disliked small creatures secretly have a cockatiel?
Suddenly, Ellen burst in from outside, appearing slightly anxious. She nearly stumbled over the doorway. “Ouch, that hurts p>
Ellen started to complain, but upon seeing Yelena, her expression shifted to one of composure as she faked calmness, saying, “I’m back p>