My Coldhearted Ex demands a Remarriage by Eva Blackwood

Chapter 537:

A beautifully decorated carriage appeared, and nurses carefully assisted Gracie, seated in a wheelchair, as she alighted.

Billie took it upon herself to escort Gracie as the nurses guided her wheelchair to the center of the stage. Carrie had recently learned that, thanks to Billie and Kristopher, Gracie had been seeing a specialist, which had significantly improved her health.

When Gracie came into view, Carrie’s eyes welled up with tears. She whispered, “Grandma,” her voice breaking with emotion.

Stretching out her hand, Carrie clasped Gracie’s, which felt frail and skeletal, like a dry twig. With a playful scowl, Gracie scolded her, “There should be no tears today. Don’t mess up your makeup and look like a panda.” Gracie’s gaze then shifted to Kristopher.

Kristopher responded by kneeling down and gently taking her other hand. Placing Carrie’s hand in Kristopher’s, Gracie said softly, “Kristopher, take good care of my granddaughter. Remember, even the best relationships face challenges. Embrace them, trust each other, and never give up.”

and replied, “I will heed your advice

isn’t fully healed and shouldn’t be outdoors for long.

approached, squeezing Gracie’s hand reassuringly. “You must focus on your recovery, Gracie. Health comes first. The rest

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turned to the crowd and announced excitedly, “I have

quiet sound echoed, but it felt like a bomb hitting water, sending shockwaves through the crowd. Disbelief widened everyone’s eyes as they questioned whether they

joke, right?” His words shattered the

warm, glanced down at her stomach. “Just a few days ago, I had a pregnancy test at the hospital. It confirmed I’m four weeks along.

of emotions. Today, he wasn’t just a

usually reserved, stood up and wrapped his arms around Melany,

Gracie’s hand. “Gracie, did you hear? Carrie’s expecting, and you’re about to become a great-grandmother! We both need to stay healthy this year. Shawn and I can’t manage a little one on our own, and you won’t