Menantu Pahlawan Negara by Sarjana

Chapter 92

Rosa commanded gruffly, “Let’s go! Come with me to the police station right now and tell them to release my son. Otherwise, your mother won’t have a peaceful surgery!”

Aurelia clenched her fists, her nails digging into her palms. She knew Rosa would do anything for Seth’s sake. She had no choice but to swallow the bitterness in her throat.

“I can go, but I want you to promise that you and your son will never disrupt me or my mother’s life again.”

Hearing this, Rosa glanced at the ward door and then cast a casual look at her. Her tightly pursed lips revealed a few lines that made her seem particularly harsh.

Rosa’s gaze wasn’t just focused on her; it was evaluating her. However, Rosa’s acting skills were not as polished as Seth’s. Thus Aurelia saw through her intentions.

Rosa couldn’t immediately agree to her request because she feared Seth would never find another woman like her again.

A local woman whose father had passed away, whose mother was critically ill, who had no siblings, and who didn’t demand a dowry. Marrying her meant that everything left by her parents would belong to Seth. It was a huge advantage, and how could their family bear to give it up?

Aurelia understood this but didn’t show it. She calmly reminded Rosa, “Mrs. Martinez, if I don’t intervene and help resolve this, given Seth’s actions, he’s likely to be held in custody for at least two or three days.

“That means he won’t be able to return to work as planned on Monday. Imagine what his boss and colleagues will think when they find out about his arrest?”

was giving birth

I agree!”

it’s better to be clear. What

Seth released, neither I nor Seth will come to

who had been

later on, what could Aurelia have done about

asked around. Not many people in this

married, but her husband hadn’t even visited his mother–in–law. No one on the other hospital beds had heard

verify her marriage? It was probably just

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No way!

her. She was already 25, and the longer she dragged it out, the less valuable she became. Once her mother passed away, Seth could go and console her, and

all of Seth’s mother’s smugness and insolence

I’ve recorded

“You…”