The Unwanted Girl Is Their Princess novel Chapter 339

Chapter 339

Zinnia slept until dawn. When she came downstairs, the living room was quiet. Nathan wasn’t there, nor could she see Jackson or the others.

Zinnia called out, “Nathan.” The moment she couldn’t see him, a wave of anxiety washed over her. She couldn’t help but worry about his health

“Zinnia,” Yannis said called as he stepped in from the courtyard, cradling a freshly cut bouquet of vibrant flowers. Their brilliant, lively colors were a perfect reflection of his own radiant presence.

“Yannis…” Seeing him, Zinnia felt her anxious heart settle slightly.

“Yannis, where’s Nathan?” Zinnia asked.

Yannis noticed the worry in her eyes and quickly assured her, “Nathan took Jackson out for a walk to look around. He was worried about leaving you alone, so he asked me to stay with you.”

Hearing that Nathan had gone out with Jackson, Zinnia felt slightly relieved, but then her worry about his condition resurfaced. “But Nathan’s health…

Yannis said, “Nathan looks quite well today, and he’s got good energy, too. Besides, Jackson is a sensible person. If he sees that Nathan isn’t feeling well, he won’t make him walk if he’s not up to it.”

Yannis’s words put Zinnia at ease. He placed the flowers in the vase on the living room coffee table and then walked over to Zinnia. “What would you like to eat? I’ll cook it for you,” he said gently.

Zinnia said, “I’d like some noodles.”

“Alright, wait just a moment. I’ll make it for you,” Yannis said with a warm smile.

Yannis went into the kitchen, while Zinnia waited in the living room.

‘Where could Nathan and Jackson have gone?‘ Zinnia wondered as she pulled out her phone.

Yannis poked his head out of the kitchen. “Oh, by the way, Zinnia, don’t forget to take the bag on the table.”

Following Yannis’s words, Zinnia was surprised to spot a bag on the table.

Zinnia reached for the bag and asked curiously, “What’s inside?”

The bag was stuffed to bursting, and through a gap she caught a glimpse of small boxes.

“Those presents are from James, Raymond, your grandparents, your parents, and your cousins,” Yannis replied from the kitchen.

“Presents!” Zinnia exclaimed as she opened the bag, and immediately a cascade of them tumbled out.

There was a pile of boxes of all sizes, most bulging so full that they resembled bricks.

Zinnia had never received so many such presents before. She thought to herself, ‘This is just the limit of the number of presents, not the limit of the givers.‘

James, James, and Layla had all given her presents. Henry, Sofia, and her three older cousins did too. Raymond remembered as well. As for her parents Maelis and Donald, they did the same.

Since Zinnia couldn’t go back home, her family sent her presents. Still, nothing felt as festive as receiving real presents for Christmas.

Knowing that Yannis was coming over, they all prepared presents for him to bring to Zinnia.

Yannis called out from the kitchen, “They couldn’t make it themselves, so they asked me to bring the presents for you. If got pretty late last night, and 1 totally forgot to give them to you.”

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“Wow, so many!” Zinnia scooped up the scattered presents and started opening them one by one. Some contained cash. Others held checks, and a lex even had necklaces and bracele

Some even had gemstones gleaming with a bright sheen, a sight that brought instant delight.

Zinnia even found a property deed for a downtown apartment among the dozens of presents. Her eyes widened. When she tallied up all the presents, the total value easily reached tens of millions. For a moment, Zinnia felt as if she’d struck it rich overnight.

Just as Zinnia finished opening the presents, Yannis brought out steaming bowls of noodles, their delicious aroma drifting right to her nose.

Yannis watched Zinnia’s face light up with joy. “You look so happy with these,” he teased. She reminded him of a kitten who’d just gotten her favorite treat. If she had a tail, he was sure it would stick straight up.

Yannis glanced at the items Zinnia had placed on the coffee table. The most delightful were the small gemstones, followed by the property deed. Yannis recognized at a glance that it was from his grandfather, James.

The coffee table was piled high with gifts. As Yannis placed a bowl in front of her, Zinnia looked up at him, her eyes sparkling with anticipation. “Yannis, where’s your present for me?”

Yannis chuckled, “You’ve already gotten so many presents, and you still want one from me?”

Zinnia blinked playfully at Yannis. “Everyone else got me a good present. Don’t tell me you didn’t prepare one for me, Yannis?”

Yannis sat down beside her with a playful smile and teased, “Would you be disappointed if I said I didn’t have one?”

“Well, I don’t believe you didn’t prepare one for

me,”

Zinnia said with a pout. She was sure of it. Anyone else might forget, but not Yannis.

Even when he was away on business, Yannis would remember the delicious pastries Zinnia had casually mentioned and go out of his way to buy them for

her.

When they lived together, no matter how busy Yannis was after work, he’d always come home at night with all kinds of little surprises.

Sometimes, it was a pretty hairpin, ice cream, a balloon, a cute doll, or delicious candy. And as for Christmas presents, Yannis would always prepare one

for her.

“Zinnia, I’m afraid I’ll have to disappoint you this time,” Yannis said, meeting her expectant gaze with a small, apologetic smile. “I really didn’t have a present for you. I came over in such a rush, and I’ve just been so exhausted lately.”

Seeing Yannis’s reaction, Zinnia realized he really hadn’t prepared/a present for her. For a brief moment, she felt a pang of disappointment, but it quickly

faded.

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