Reborn for Revenge or A Second Chance At Vengeance

Chapter 27 Wedding Ring

“What did the doctor say?” Aurelia asked, worried about Mabel’s condition.

She knew that Mabel had always had heart issues. Mabel had undergone several bypass surgeries and was frequently admitted to the hospital.

Various renowned doctors had determined that Mabel could only hold on for a maximum of three more years. That was why Matthew had signed a secret marriage agreement with her for three years.

Evelyn’s eyes were somewhat red. “The doctor said Old Mrs. Quigley’s condition isn’t very promising. He hopes that the family can make her remaining days as joyful as possible. Who knows, there might even be a miracle.”

Aurelia’s throat felt dry and sore as she stood in front of the door and looked into the ward.

In the ward, Mabel looked extremely haggard, a stark contrast to her usual cheerful and kindly demeanor. Seeing her in this state was heart–wrenching.

Matthew silently observed Aurelia. Seeing the genuine concern and worry in her eyes, even if he had some unfavorable impressions of her, he couldn’t deny that she truly cared for his grandmother.

The words of Evelyn also served as a reminder to him, suggesting that his timing to propose the termination of the agreement seemed inappropriate.

“I’m not hungry. I’ll wait here for Grandma to wake up,” Aurelia said as she moved to the side and sat down.

Matthew sat down next to Aurelia.

Fortunately, the two didn’t sit for long before Mabel woke up.

The two immediately entered the ward.

Mabel looked at them, flashing a weak smile. “Did I cause you all to worry?”

“How are you feeling now? Should we call the doctor?” Aurelia’s voice was particularly gentle as if she was soothing a child.

“Those doctors don’t have many solutions. Why call them now that I’m awake? Auri, don’t worry. Hannah said I’m tough. I can still hang on for a few more years. By the way, you were sick with a fever yesterday. Did Matthew take good care of you?”

While asking, Mabel sized up her own grandson.

There was a strong implication that if Matthew failed to take good care of Aurelia, she would not let him off easily.

A deep worry was hidden in Matthew’s eyes. Upon meeting his grandmother’s sharp gaze, he

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turned his attention to Aurelia.

wasn’t sure if she would seize the opportunity to

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family doctor check on my condition. I’m fine

is a good man. This is what he should do.” She

out a jewelry box from the

Auri.” Mabel signaled to Evelyn to hand the jewelry box

Aurelia took it over.

you to get this ring at the auction for you to use as your wedding ring,” Mabel said while giving Matthew a stern

even bother to buy a wedding ring for

Matthew furrowed his brows.

taken aback. She didn’t open the jewelry box. “Grandma, the ring is too valuable. I

a ring worth a hundred million, nor did she feel worthy of it. She was to divorce Matthew tomorrow, and even the responsibility of safeguarding it for a day was something she didn’t dare

she were to lose it, she couldn’t afford

no matter how precious a ring is, it’s just a material possession. How can it compare to the value of a person? Just accept it. This is my heartfelt gift. Be a good girl, put it on, and let me

herself in a bit of

It’s a token of love from Grandma. I indeed overlooked the

turned to look

of clear, beautiful eyes. Her thick long eyelashes

her eyes. He paused for a few seconds before saying, “Try

see if

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Matthew had already tried to persuade her. At this excuses to refuse, and she couldn’t disappoint

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had no

return the ring to Matthew

Aurelia was astounded by the

be in awe by the sight of it and would want to possess it. Aurelia was no exception.

but now with the ring

The

of the ring only served to amplify their

Matthew a glance. “Auri’s hands are just suited for these shiny stones. You should buy her

very convenient for me to wear rings when I’m working. Buying it would just

antiques, she couldn’t wear any

shiny trinkets are kept in the jewelry box. Just looking at them can lift one’s spirits. When I was young, I loved not only diamonds but also jade and all sorts of gems. I adored them all. Once I’m discharged from the hospital, you can accompany me to the Quigley residence. Auri, with your fair complexion, those gems will look even more beautiful on you. By the way, Auri, do you enjoy studying