Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 91

1/2

Rosa, no longer the friendly woman who visited her company, was now dressed in black. She propped up one leg on a chair beside the bed amid a pile of shattered objects at her feet.

The people around her feared her, forming a circle two meters away.

Rosa didn’t care and pushed her sleeves to her shoulders. She placed her hands on her hips as if ready to confront anyone who dared to approach.

It was laughable. Aurelia’s mother had been in critical condition for nearly a month from the onset of her illness, and this was the first time Rosa had come to visit. She didn’t expect it to be such a scene.

Thinking of her mother, Aurelia anxiously glanced at the hospital bed.

Fortunately, Sophia was guarding her; her mother still lay peacefully on the hospital bed, and the vital signs on the machine were relatively stable.

Once Aurelia relaxed, her anger intensified. She quickly walked up to Rosa.

“What are you trying to do?” Aurelia asked.

“Oh! You finally decided to come,” Rosa yelled at the people around her. “You folks can be the judges here. My son approached her for reconciliation in a friendly manner.

“Instead of agreeing, she not only declined but also reported him to the police. Now my son is behind bars, and she’s sleeping peacefully at home!”

the same ward looked at Aurelia with some surprise, as if

ward and, even more so, an intensive care unit. She couldn’t afford to argue

anymore. We’ve actually split up. I haven’t even pressed charges against you for pretending to be my

towards me and

Rosa’s antics

a scene. She grabbed a chair and threatened Aurelia’s mother, who was lying on the hospital bed.

If you don’t go to the police station to reconcile with Seth, I’ll

was trembling with anger. Why couldn’t they just let her end this relationship gracefully? Why can’t they just

the security guards began searching for a way

all the patients were in

Chapter 91

entire hospital.

of the security guards looked at Aurelia and whispered, “Miss, calm her down.

she felt helpless at the same time. Her mother’s surgery was scheduled for the day after tomorrow, and she couldn’t

reconcile! Is that enough? Put the chair down,

against the bedside.

a lot! This method really

do you mean?” Aurelia sensed that something was

fiddling with

even bother? My son chose you, a woman with baggage, and you should consider yourself lucky. You’re fortunate, but you don’t seem to appreciate it. You have to

anything happens to my son, your mother won’t