An Impossible Marriage Novel

Chapter 134

The motherly love that was once hers alone was split into two right in front of her. Hannah, who had never hit her, had done so twice for Margaret. She could not take it anymore.

On the other hand, Jenson drove to Soaring Design’s office building. Still worried about him, Margaret said, “Jenson, even though I don’t know what happened to you, I’m sure nothing will be able to crush you. The Jenson I know is an excellent man.”

Looking at her, he smiled. “Meg, you don’t need to know what happened to me. Even if you do, it’s still something that only involves me. It has nothing to do with you, so don’t worry. Thank you for coming out to meet with me. Hurry back now.”

At that, the two exchanged smiles. For a moment, Margaret thought they had gone back in time to their university days. She finally relaxed and gave Jenson a hug as her farewell. That hug was a simple one that meant nothing else but their many years of friendship.

That was the scene Megan, who had rushed over, saw. She had just reached and had not gotten out of the car when she witnessed the hug going on in Jenson’s car.

like Margaret flit between so

boiled in her. She gripped the steering wheel

by the flowerbeds. The world whirled around Margaret before her head collided against the car window. Her vision went out, and a second before she closed her eyes, she saw Megan’s hateful look through

of disinfectant wafted across her nose. The ceiling above her was pure white, and she could see the

while before the memories came rushing back in. Megan had crashed into Jenson’s car, and clearly, it was a deliberate

too! At that, Margaret struggled to get out of bed. Almost immediately, the pain that wracked her body, especially her abdomen, made cold sweat bead on

about to call for the nurse, someone opened the door to her ward. The one who entered was Jenson. He seemed fine, other than

awake, he was thrilled. However, other emotions soon, appeared as well,

earlier crumpled her clothes when she clenched her fist.