Chapter 730: Chapter 730



I knew the woman in the wheelchair.

She was Armand’s grandmother, Elizabeth.

Why was she here?

galησνeℓs.cøm is your update source Theresa changed her appearance, the woman didn’t recognize her, she asked, “Who are you?”

She had never seen this woman before.

Theresa didn’t know how to answer her for a moment, what should she say?

Tell her she was Theresa or what?

She had never thought she might meet Elizabeth here.

Boyce walked over, saw that it was Elizabeth and smiled, “What brings you here, Mrs. Bernie?”

The lady’s eyes turned wet and red, “I’m here for you and Matthew.”

Boyce took the wheelchair from the nurse and asked, “What happened?”. Madame sighed deeply.

“It’s Armand, he’s made me angry,” once Elizabeth thought of Armand’s desperate look, she felt she couldn’t stand it.

“Has he ever called you?” asked Elizabeth.

They argued fiercely and Armand left. She was worried about him, but she couldn’t take his opinions.

“No, what happened?” Boyce glanced at Theresa and asked.

“He told me all of a sudden that he doesn’t like children and wants to not have them, is he crazy?”

Boyce pushed Elizabeth away from the door and asked Theresa to stay in the house.

She heard everything Elizabeth said and knew what she was here for.

She wanted Matthew and Boyce to persuade Armand.

Even if he didn’t follow them, Theresa would know what he was going to say. She didn’t follow, because it would only make her uncomfortable.

Boyce parked the lady by the rectangular fountain on the right side of the villa. He didn’t say it in the house, because he was afraid Theresa would hear.

There were so many people in the room, Boyce feared that someone would sneak in and let the old lady know that it was Theresa who had opened the door.

Actually, without hearing her, he already knew what had happened, or the lady would not come to the villa at such a late hour of the night based on her state of health.

Madame sighed, “Do you know what happened to Armand?”.

She had never heard that Armand did not like children, but that he was longing for a child of his own.

However, everything suddenly changed, every time she asked him to have a child, he showed his unwillingness.

He couldn’t make it clear, and he didn’t want to.

“Tell me, did something happen to her, why did things become like this?”

Boyce didn’t know how to persuade the young lady, “Nowadays, in our society, there are many young people who don’t like children, actually.”

“I don’t care what other young people think, just him!” Miss interrupted him angrily, “You know his situation, we only have him as a grandson in our family, if he doesn’t want babies, then there won’t be another offspring in our family, how can I explain to his grandfather when he dies?” Boyce pursed his lips and didn’t speak.

Elizabeth looked at Boyce and narrowed her eyes, “Do you know something?”

“No, I…”

“Boyce,” Elizabeth interrupted him again, “I don’t have many days to live, don’t cheat me with Armand. Tell me, have you found Theresa?”

Except for this reason, she couldn’t think of any other things that made Armand so strange.

“Don’t you want to deliver the baby for Armand?” the lady guessed.

Boyce didn’t know what to say, “You’re not in good health, I’ll take you back to the hospital.”

“I won’t leave if you don’t tell me the truth,” Elizabeth was determined.

Boyce had no choice but to pull out his phone and was about to call Armand when Theresa approached.

“You can go home, I’ll talk to Grandma.”

Boyce reached over to pull her, “I’ll take over here, you go back.”

Theresa smiled, “Can you?”

With a single question, she left Boyce speechless.

“It’s okay, just get in,” Theresa smiled; she clearly thought about it when she was in the room. She had to face her sooner or later as long as she wanted to be with Armand. They had to face the lady any way they could.

Boyce hesitated.

“You can’t solve it, the problem is on me. I’ll talk to Grandma, just go inside,” Theresa seemed pretty calm and sober, so Boyce nodded after thinking for a while, “Call me if anything is needed.”

Theresa agreed, “okay.”

Boyce walked in and Theresa approached.

Elizabeth stared at her, “Would you like to talk to me, Miss, who are you?” The old woman made no impression on her, and she was sure she had never seen her before.

Theresa said cordially, “Nice to meet you, Grandma.”

Elizabeth was a little confused, “Who are you, do I know you, why are you calling me Grandma?”

Theresa squeezed her hand, let go of it again, and repeated several times, “I’m Armand’s girlfriend.”

Elizabeth’s eyes suddenly widened, “You’re Armand’s girlfriend?” Theresa nodded.

“So you’re the one who doesn’t want babies?” That was the reason Armand didn’t want babies?

Boyce walked worriedly into the room and called out to Armand.

Luckily, Armand didn’t turn off the phone and quickly put him through.

There was silence on the other end, Boyce didn’t know where Armand was.

“Come to the villa quickly,” Boyce said.

Armand wasn’t in a good mood and didn’t want Theresa to notice, so he said, “I’m not coming.”

“Your grandmother is here, and Theresa is talking to her now.”

Armand was smoking on the bench by the river, hearing that his grandmother went to the villa, he quickly got up, “How did it go there?”

“In the wheelchair, with the nurse’s help possibly,” Boyce said.

“I’ll be right there,” Armand hung up, got in the car and headed for the villa.

Outside the villa, Elizabeth was assessing Theresa. Although it was night, the light outside was bright enough, she could see Theresa clearly.

She was beautiful, but lacked intimacy, so Elizabeth’s impression of Theresa was not very good.

Theresa said truthfully, “It’s me, I don’t want a baby.”

Elizabeth soon became somber, “Why?”. Without waiting for Theresa to respond, she continued, “You are not compatible with Armand, break up with him immediately.”

Elizabeth thought in her heart that the woman before her was inferior to Theresa.

Theresa was so much better than her.

Theresa was so reasonable, she was beautiful and kind, she was so good to her. Elizabeth was so sad thinking about this. And this woman, she was to incite Armand not to have a baby even before they were married.

And Armand even accepted her proposal.

Was he crazy?

For such a woman?

The lady was so furious that she breathed hard: “I tell you to forget about marrying Armand. Don’t say you don’t want to give birth, even if you want to, I would certainly object!”

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