Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 116 A Sudden Misfortune

“Dad?” I cried out in panic, with tears streaming down my face. “Dad!”

My desperate cry made everyone present feel suffocated, including Matthew, who quickly called an

ambulance.

The apartment echoed with mine, my mom’s, and Ava’s worried cries. Ivanna arrived simultaneously with the ambulance. She knew what had happened at a glance.

I entrusted my mom and daughter to her while I followed the ambulance to the hospital. Inside, the

I medical staff worked to provide emergency treatment for my dad. Though trembling. I found my phone

and called Atlas.

I pleaded, “Please, find a doctor for my dad.”

“Which hospital are you in?” Atlas asked directly.

“Foswood General Hospital!”

“Got it!” He hung up, and I hoped my dad would pull through.

After arriving at the hospital, the nurses rushed my dad to the emergency room. I leaned against the wall and slowly slid down to the floor. My heart ached as I clutched my chest. My parents had raised me, yet I

repay their

my dad would

headed straight for the emergency room while Atlas approached me and helped me to my feet. He asked with concern, “What

me everything.”

too exhausted to speak as I leaned against the wall.

while Ivanna supported her. Matthew followed

looking conflicted.

reached the emergency room entrance and saw Atlas. “You sure

between you two? Chloe, are

caused all this

tried to shift the blame. Meanwhile, my mom glanced at

coming!” Ivanna stepped forward, her

“Mr. Atlas brought us the best doctors to help.”

gratitude. “Thank you, Mr. Atlas!”

aside and smirked, “Why thank him, Laura? He might be your next son–in–law, don’t you think?

and Ava. Then he calmly walked

outside for a

out with

a glance with Ivanna. Immediately after, I chased after them. As expected,

stopped and turned to face Matthew.

the latter. Matthew sneered, saying, Atlas, your service is top–notch, always ready to assist

smugly continued with his snide remarks, “What’s happening? You’re just a mere assistant, yet you’re acting so arrogantly. I can’t believe you’re bold enough to

to the ground, cursing, “How dare you! punch me?! Do you think I don’t know what kind