Alpha Hayley's Destined Mate by Andrea Townsend

Chapter 602 Rest

Hayley’s POV:

After rescuing Jonah that day, I didn’t give much thought to the Ortega family’s situation.

But a few days later, I came across a news report. Jonah had caused a commotion at a bar, trying to avoid paying, and in the process, got himself beaten to the point of unconsciousness. Meanwhile, Tina, unable to handle the emotional stress, had lost her grip on reality.

I couldn’t help but feel a deep sense of pity as I read about it.

I took care of the necessary paperwork for Grandma’s discharge from the hospital and brought her back home. After a few sessions of needle therapy, she regained the ability to walk without any issues.

I decided to let her rest for a while before arranging for both her and Grandpa to visit a specialist out of

town.

To celebrate Grandma’s recovery, Justin was also released.

May hadn’t heard from him in the past few days, so when she saw him walk through the door, she immediately pulled him aside for a quiet conversation.

helped Grandma sit down and noticed Virginia exhaling deeply, her expression heavy with sadness. I followed

Virginia,” I said softly, “You don’t seem like yourself today. Is everything

away, wiping away a tear. “Oh, it’s nothing.

to hide it only made me more concerned. I could see

if you consider me family, please don’t keep things from me. You don’t need to

taking my hand in hers. “I just feel so heartbroken. You’re such a wonderful

upset, not for any particular reason, but because when I learned you were adopted, I was desperate to have a DNA test done. And when the results came back … I wished with all my heart that

I felt Hera’s energy shift–calm and affectionate–as she moved closer to Virginia. My heart skipped

and asked,

blinked, clearly startled, then quickly apologized. “Oh, yes, I went out … I just had to

Hayley. I didn’t follow your instructions

I said, my voice becoming more serious. “That’s not what I’m worried

else?”

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Chapter 602 Rest

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