Love and Devotion No Longer His to Claim by Dream Fish

Chapter 190

Joseph was rushed back to the emergency room.

"Why did we bring this topic up all of a sudden?" Angela sat dejectedly in the corridor, her frustration evident.

Dexter felt the same way. He stood silently against the white wall, his gaze dark.

At that moment, they were both more worried about Joseph and didn't blame each other, resulting in an unexpected calm.

"What if Grandpa doesn't forgive us? He's always been kind to me. He was the only one in the Bamford family who treated me well, yet I kept him in the dark for far too long." Angela's bittersweet smile faded as a wave of regret washed over her, filling her with sadness and disappointment.

"There's no point in discussing this now. Or are you willing to marry me again just to please him?" Dexter shot her a cold glance.

Angela remained quiet, her reluctance evident. While she deeply appreciated Joseph and considered him family, she refused to compromise her lifelong happiness by feigning a harmonious relationship with Dexter simply to deceive Joseph.

did they take him back into the emergency room?" Natalie had gotten the news and hurried over in

loss for words, so she slightly bowed her head, allowing Dexter to take charge of the situation. He offered a brief explanation before falling silent, letting Natalie

was swiftly rescued this time. By the next morning, he

go into his ward after he woke up. Instead, she paced outside, peeking

seemed to have exhausted every possible word in his vocabulary that could provoke irritation while

with his head bowed, looking defeated. In all the years she'd known

come in!" Joseph suddenly

body stiffened. She entered the ward cautiously and smiled

of hesitation, she finally mustered the courage to whisper, "I'm sorry, Grandpa. I

did you get

no choice but to answer honestly. Afterward, Joseph stayed silent

so just stay with him peacefully." He sighed deeply after

the hospital. Upon returning home, they were pleasantly surprised to find Fiona had