I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 204 Ungrateful

Lily led Harper to the hospital room, where Paul had already woken up. He was in the midst of angrily berating Benjamin with Scott. "That little traitor, is he trying to start a rebellion? Has he forgotten everything the Mitchell family has done for the Martin family? Now he dares to be ungrateful?"

Paul became so agitated that he began gasping for breath, his face reddening and his neck bulging with coughs.

Seeing this, Harper quickly stepped forward to pat his back, helping him catch his breath gently. "Grandpa, please don't get worked up. Your health is more important."

Paul grasped Harper's hand and gave it a gentle pat. "Harper, I owe you an apology. I'm sorry for the trouble."

"Grandpa, what are you apologizing for? This isn't your fault..."

After all, Harper was the one getting divorced. Although it was Benjamin who initiated it, she insisted on going through it.

She couldn't blame herself or Benjamin.

But she never expected Benjamin to go to such extremes.

Harper was so angry with Paul that she ended up in the hospital, so she didn't want to bring him up again and worsen his mood.

"Harper, don't worry, I will take care of this matter for the

matter what you do, please prioritize your health over everything else. Don't stress out Lily and

was about to say something more to Harper,

hair slightly

up, her eyes

grabbed a water cup nearby and hurled it at Benjamin. "Get out! You dare to come back? Just get

was visibly agitated, his

him attempting to dodge, making a dull thud, yet he

stepped forward to hold Benjamin back. "Can't you at least announce yourself when you enter? Look how upset you've

Benjamin, expressionless, his deep

faintly, walked over to the hospital bed, his voice husky. "We've fought, and we've had the shouting. Can you calm down

so furious he

upsetting your grandfather. Resume the partnership with the Mitchell

what kind of authority will I have in the company

"You..."

nothing anyone says can change my mind." Benjamin's words were like an irrevocable royal