The Runaway Groom

Chapter 45

Over the years, Irene often found heartache, but she had also learned to let go. Changing the subject, she asked, “Weren’t you asking to be discharged, Mom?” Sheryl nodded. “Yes, I’m much better now-I’ın ready to leave after such a long stay.” Irene did not agree to it, however, and instead spoke to her attending physician. He told her that while Sheryl could be discharged, she should ensure that she had sufficient rest and keep to her checkup schedules. Still, Irene did not tell Sheryl that, but instead said, “You should wait a couple days, Mom.”

After all, Sheryl needed a place to live after she was discharged. After Sheryl nodded in agreement, Irene hesitated for a moment before asking her opinion, “Mom, do you want to divorce Lionel?” “I will,” Sheryl replied.

Irene pursed her lips. She had wanted her mother to divorce Lionel for years, but it never happened.

Moreover, Sheryl was saying she would divorce Lionel – and not that she wanted to. And Irene respected her decision. After living with that man for the most of her life, she would certainly hold strong sentiments for him.

living. Lionel can’t coerce me with money like he did before, cutting me off and abusing you when I didn’t obey him. He may have used you as leverage against me before, but he no longer has a hold on me… So, if you don’t want to divorce

of her daughter’s understanding and maturity, and felt that she owed Irene a lot

divorce,” she said then. “We’ve merely been married in name only for years. There’s no

“Okay. I’ll go with you to see him after

I leave work.” “It’s fine.” Sheryl smiled at her. “You don’t have to visit. Just come get me when I’m

Irene said softly, and left

the Rolls-Royce, and she got in, saying, “Central Hospital, please.” They quickly reached the hospital, and as Irene alighted, Whitney just happened to arrive as well. She had just received a call from

samples she gave him. That was why he would ask to meet her-he believed that she was pregnant with his

her way to pull herself up more than usual. “Irene Spencer,” she called out as the other woman tried to leave. Irene glowered. “What