After Divorcing my Captain Husband

Chapter 662 Contracted HIV

The room was thick with tension, and Amanda felt an unsettling instinct gnawing at her gut. "Why is everyone so quiet? Speak up, will you?" She thought, "Just a few days without seeing Chloe, and now Chloe is nowhere to be found?"

When no one replied, Amanda pointed an accusing finger at Michael. "You! Where's my sister?"

Russell, his face twisted with anger, was on the verge of exploding. Just then, Michael finally spoke up, "Chloe's at home, resting upstairs."

It was mid-afternoon, around three or four o'clock, and at this hour, even if she was taking a nap, she should have been awake by now.

Given that Chloe wasn't one to sleep at this time, Amanda's suspicion only deepened.

"Russell, chill out! Chloe's upstairs, and I didn't lose your granddaughter. Why are you scowling like that?"

Admas hadn't seen Russell in a long time. They'd been friends since their youth, so why was he blowing up now?

"Just let me see my granddaughter, and I won't be angry anymore," Russell snapped, refusing to look at Michael since he walked in.

He thought, "That punk treated Chloe so poorly before. What good is it now?

The best thing he can do is stay away from her."

something I need to tell you." Michael hesitated, weighing

decided it was time to break the

one, they were Chloe's family, and she wouldn't

help figure out how to handle

soon as Amanda heard Michael's tone, alarm

for whatever

have... contracted

how many times he'd repeated those words today, but each

in disbelief, staring at Michael as if he'd

demeanor

This was serious business.

his lips together and repeated the news, his heart

as he finished, Russell's hand flew out, slapping Michael across the face. "What the hell? This is how you protect

granddaughter?"

for his grandson but knew that defending Michael would only fuel

cut opening up on his lip, blood

you protect my granddaughter? She suffers when she's with you! Amanda, go upstairs and bring

up, his

"Sir Miller, this situation

to hear another word from you. If you don't