Finding Love in the Boss’s Embrace After Divorce

Chapter 448 Everything Had Changed

Perhaps thinking about Sandy’s unfavorable situation, a flicker of emotion appeared in his sharp and clear eyes. While scrutinizing Mia, he also considered taking a step back.

Mia maintained the same expression from beginning to end. Although there was a slight change, it was too late for Huston to distinguish it.

“Huston, isn’t this request reasonable? I won’t be affecting anyone. I just want to spend some time with my grandma,” Mia pressed on, appearing to make a request but, in reality, asserting her dominance.

Huston’s breathing was very heavy, and every word that came out of his mouth was suppressed. “When you feel better, I’ll let you go.”

It was unlikely for him to directly refuse her, and if he agreed… Sandy’s current situation didn’t allow for it either. He could

only continue to delay like this.

Mia knew that it was impossible for him to agree immediately. Just getting him to loosen up a bit was already enough. “Okay,

cooperate with the treatment, for myself, and also to be able

and left the ward. Only when the door was closed did the suffocating sense of urgency dissipate. He had never been so mentally exhausted in the face of Mia. At that moment, he still didn’t understand that everything could deteriorate

the hospital, Evelyn stayed home with Ben. With the attentive care from Lucy, Ben’s recovery was going quite well. In just two weeks,

abroad to study without telling

Grace had rushed back from

she invited her to her home for dinner.

to a bar, saying that she hadn’t been there in a long time and wanted to go and have

that she had something on her mind,

city center of Jewel City. It was an upscale bar that operated on a members-only basis and was not open to the general public. The drinks served there

Grace knew that Evelyn was usually frugal, so she handed

“Okay, ma’am.”

drink too much since she had driven there. Grace looked at her and exclaimed, “I finally came back. Can’t you show me some face?

“But…”

to go home late, you can stay at my place for the night. After all, I live alone. What’s there