Married by Accident, Taming the Billionaire

Chapter 407 The Consequences of Their Sins

“I’m afraid Grandma Anisa might do something extreme!”

“How could that be? My mother is very strong!”

Benson believed that his mother was the strongest woman in the world; otherwise, she wouldn’t have supported herself until now.

Now that Carol had passed away, she was the matriarch of the Songo family, with a bright future ahead. Why would she ever do anything extreme?

But women knew women the best, and Cecelia understood Anisa’s personality too well. Anisa was a woman who would rather die than take humiliation, and the same woman who had endured for so long just for the sake of vengeance.

With her deep-seated grudge finally avenged, she might not want to live any longer because life had become too painful for her.

Hastily, they rushed back to the Songo Residence, returning to West Garden where Anisa resided. Benson pushed open the door in a hurry. “Mother…”

Upon entering, he was shocked by the scene before him.

Anisa was sitting in a wheelchair, one arm hanging down, her head tilted to one side, her eyes closed as if she were peacefully sleeping.

However, seeing the medicine bottle lying on the floor, it was clear that she had taken an overdose of medication and ended her life.

“Mother! No, Mother, don’t…”

Benson knelt in front of his mother, holding her shoulders, but he couldn’t wake her up no matter how hard he tried.

The sight was heart-wrenching, and Snow couldn’t help but become teary-eyed. Cecelia entered the room and checked Anisa’s breathing. She then picked up the bottle from the floor and sighed after examining it.

“Ah, Anisa had likely planned this long ago. She waited for Carol to die so that she could leave peacefully.”

“Mother, please don’t leave me…”

Benson was in tears, and he had been the most filial son to his mother, enduring everything for her sake, because they meant the world to each other.

Now that they had finally completed their vengeance, his mother chose to leave him, and that was immensely painful.

The separation of life and death was the most difficult to accept. Even Cecelia felt distressed, offering her support to Benson as the Songo family’s staff were informed to call Alfred.

Porema Hospital.

Members from various branches of the Songo family gathered in the hospital ward to mourn Carol. Chris and Dana, along with Mariah, wept for their mother and also grieved for what happened to Warda and Mizey.

given her husband’s imprisonment. She wondered how she would continue

could only do something to comfort his uncle and aunt since Carol

the room, her gaze cold

as she saw Carol’s

family had experienced a series of misfortunes, and this

seen showing much grief, but his silence concealed the weight of his emotions. His sons started

moment, a servant rushed in, delivering distressing news. “Master!

was taken aback and

She is

Where did she

any place; she

“Ah?”

news was another blow to Alfred, and he staggered a

are you alright?” Edwin supported

let’s go back

residence as soon as possible, while his sons should take care

Garden of the Songo Residence, Alfred saw Anisa

“Ah, Anisa…”

Alfred. He was beginning to feel the

of both madames within a day, the entire Songo family was overshadowed by a heavy veil of grief. This extraordinary tragedy began to

be happening in the Songo

unfortunate events occurring in such a

despite the speculations, they still had to

the loss, managed to

had to visit both places to mourn. This was due to the deep-seated enmity between

by Remington, arrived

hall, they

to have aged more in the past days, his expression heavy and somber. He had lost the vigor

are you okay?” Cecelia

“I’m fine. Sigh…”

have listened to your advice and let them come back. I was

selfish decision and even more to listen to Cecelia’s

and Carol wouldn’t have coughed up blood. None of the unfortunate event

moment, Alfred’s gaze bore into Cecelia with a dark intensity. “You drove your Grandma Carol to her

have possibly done that? You know better than anyone

you hadn’t been so promiscuous in your youth, you

your mishandling that