Game Over No Second Chances

Chapter 411

Hugh had already gotten the full story from Serena, and Calvin had given his orders.

"Grandpa's agreed to let her stay at the Larson residence during her pregnancy. But Eric and Cole will be tied up with work for the next few days," Hugh said.

Eric's earlier mess was still unresolved, and now that Cole's engagement was finally squared away, it was time for both father and son to get back to business.

Serena fell silent, clearly deep in thought. "Besides Grandpa, the only ones at the Larson residence now are Melissa and Sarah. Those two are constantly at each other's throats. What if they end up disturbing Grandpa's rest?"

Frankly, she didn't care if they tore each other to shreds-but Calvin was another story. The scandal involving Cole had taken such a toll on him that he'd been bedridden for days.

He still hadn't fully recovered. Could he really handle more stress?

Hugh noticed the worry in her eyes deepen and said, "Grandpa's heading to a rehab facility in a couple of days. Until then, he'll probably stick around to lay down the rules for Melissa and Sarah. He knows what he's doing. Don't worry about it."

"Really?"

"Really." He nodded.

out a sigh of relief. Still, just in case Calvin got dragged into

take care of your work. I'll keep an eye on things. I won't let Grandpa

didn't hesitate.

Serena's stomach let out a loud, embarrassing growl. It echoed clearly across the

into the soft rabbit fur

Zach launch Zarena Group—and with Alicia and Chris making sure she ate on time at Amber Group-it had been a long time since she'd felt

we go for dinner?" Hugh

too late... A

nearby," Hugh said as he glanced at her. She was still buried in the fluffy

nestled in the fur like a shy rabbit. It was... unexpectedly

said nothing more, just gently took her wrist and led her to the car. Out of Serena's sight, Hugh's gaze was unusually

off toward the

a good meal, Serena's phone buzzed. It was a call

back to the Larson residence. I still need to bring

always fiercely protective of his own, especially when it came to