Chipre, 239 Jerome used to despise her fussiness. But seeing her calmness and indifference now, he felt a strange discomfort.
âGrandpa, itâs all my . I failed to protect her,â he apologized again.
âWhat happened last night? Eduard asked.
âItâs not a big deal, Mikayla replied. She didnât want Eduard to worry about her. She then turned to Jerome. and said, âNow that youâve delivered the gifts and everything that youâd wanted to say, you can leave now.â
Jerome didnât leave right away. Instead, he said calmly, âTell me in advance when youâll return. Iâll send the driver to pick you up.â
âLetâs talk about that later.â She ran out of patience and said, âI still have many things to discuss with Grandpa Just go and take care of your own matters. We donât have time to talk to you!â
After being driven away by her repeatedly, Jerome didnât shamelessly stay any longer.
He soon left the hall after bidding farewell to Eduard.
âKay, what happened between you and Jerome? How did you get hurt?ays. Are you still going to divorce Jerome?â
âYes,â Mikayla replied as she looked at the tablet again. âForget about that, Grandpa. Letâs continue to check out the attractions in Lakeville!â
In the car, Jerome was silent.
The driver, who sensed his bossâ bad mood, asked carefully, âMr. Miller, where are we going?â
Jerome gave him the hospitalâs name. The driver immediately drove toward the destination. âIs it true that a man should care about his wife first, no matter how urgent the situation is?â
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