I Once Married You (Harper and Benjamin)

Chapter 458 Pleading With Harper

Her laughter echoed through the phone into Kimberly's ears, and she murmured softly, "Harper, I've heard about what happened at the hospital today. Mom..."

"She told you?" Harper was surprised.

Kimberly didn't reply directly, instead saying, "It's mom's fault. She shouldn't have pushed you while you're pregnant, and definitely shouldn't have disturbed Grandma's recovery. She...she might have acted impulsively out of concern for the Mitchell family's affairs. Can you forgive her this once?" Kimberly's plea made Harper furrow her brows slightly. Setting aside her matter with Jennifer, she hadn't done anything, nor had she caused any harm to Jennifer. So, what did Kimberly mean by these words? Harper thought carefully for a moment, then immediately understood the situation.

Benjamin must have found out by now.

Of course, Yinson worked at the hospital, and he would surely inform Benjamin. Although her injury didn't endanger the child, being injured at this time was no small matter.

Benjamin only needed to inquire a little, and naturally, he would know everything.

So, Benjamin confronted Jennifer?

why would Kimberly need to

caused harm to Grandma? Who's responsible if her impulsive actions had harmed my baby? In the end, do I need to forgive her because she acted impulsively

to convey the sarcasm and disdain

Kimberly could

for anything; she only wanted justice because she was the one who was

that no matter what she did, she wouldn't be regarded well by Jennifer, she couldn't deny the fact that

accepted it, albeit

forced to

Wasn't it ridiculous?

She said to Kimberly, "I won't forgive her, but I won't do anything to her either. I'm not a saint to smile at someone who deliberately hurt me. So, don't

table in front of her and casually picked up a fork to offer her a piece of fruit. After she ate it, Annie asked,

because Benjamin found out and made trouble

he hasn't made any move?" Annie was

replied lightly, "He's probably not happy, thinking