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Chapter 65 Deal or Divorce

Chapter 65 Deal or Divorce

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Henry caught his wife’s encouraging look, took a few exaggerated breaths, then clutched his chest and dropped to the floor like he was having a heart attack.

“Lily is the only woman we’ve ever accepted as our granddaughter–in–law, and I won’t let you divorce her! If you go through with this, what–are you trying to give me a heart attack? Trying to put me in the ground? Ah, my chest… I can’t take this. He’s going to put me in the hospital at this rate!”

When Grace shot him another glare, Henry immediately flopped back, legs stiff, pretending to pass out.

“Dad!”

“Grandpa!”

As Henry lay motionless, Blanc and the others rushed over to catch him.

Grace wiped her eyes, getting choked up. “You poor thing… You’ve always loved James so much, and now he’s breaking your heart. Why does life have to be so hard on you? If anything happens to you, I don’t want to live either…”

Blanc helped hoist Henry onto Ivan’s back, then shot James a fierce glare. “Don’t bring up divorce again. If Grandpa actually ends up in the hospital over this, you’re going to answer for it. I swear I won’t forgive you.”

As Ivan carried Henry out, Blanc pulled out his phone and called the butler, his voice sharp and urgent. “Get a car ready now. We need to get Grandpa to the hospital–fast.”

Soon, the bedroom was empty–except for James and Lily.

still looked furious–stuck in a marriage with a woman he

for being cold and ruthless in the outside world, but deep down, he valued family- especially the man

was no way he could watch the old man collapse and

the edge of the bed, fuming in silence

glanced at the woman across the room. He didn’t

away from the door

liked the Luke

she would’ve spent her whole life quietly by his side, never asking

he was awake–and it was obvious he resented her. He wanted out o. his marriage. And she wasn’t the kind of woman to cling

then quickly added, “I get it–being suddenly married like this must

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if we do it immediately, your grandpa might not be able to

in six months.” James cut her off coldly before she could

months is enough for Grandpa to accept the truth. I’ll have someone draw up the paperwork, and you can sign it tomorrow. In the meantime, I don’t want anyone outside this family knowing we’re married. For the next six months, no physical contact, no interference in

that was a pretty reasonable timeline. It was long enough for Grandpa to slowly

cross any lines. No touching, no overstepping. Once the six months are

seemed satisfied

bedroom was massive–close to two

the oversized bed was his private office, where

also a

himself into a wheelchair before heading for the study. “You take the master bedroom. I’ll sleep in the office. Let’s keep our distance

course. I won’t

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