This Time, I Will Get My Divorce, Mr

Chapter 336 

“Grandma!” Tyler yelled when he saw Rose beginning to topple over. Then, he rushed to grab hold of her before she collapsed to the ground.

At this moment, Mary happened to be making her way downstairs. Upon seeing Tyler holding onto Rose, Mary demanded in shock, “Young Master Tyler, what’s going on? Is Old Mrs. Fuller okay?”

“I don’t know what happened, but she fainted” he explained with an ashen face.

Mary hurried over and helped to lay Rose on the floor before performing CPR on the older woman. As she did so, she urged, “Call an ambulance, Young Master Tyler.”

“Oh, right!” He snapped out of his frantic daze and glanced around before he spotted the phone that had slipped from Rose’s grip and landed on the floor earlier. Then, he bent to pick

it up.

Coincidentally, the call with Sonia was still ongoing and her alarmed voice filled the other line as she shouted, “Grandma? Grandma!” She had heard the phone clattering onto the ground as well as Tyler’s anxious cries on the other end and instantly knew that something had happened to Rose. She only grew more panicked when Rose didn’t make a single sound over the phone.

Sonia had no idea what was going on. Since she was not with Rose, it meant that she could only clutch her phone with trembling hands and anxiously call out for the latter while hoping desperately for some response. Alas, all that greeted her on the other line was not Rose‘s voice, but Tyler’s trepidation as he said, “Sonia, Grandma has just fainted.”

“What do you mean she fainted?” Sonia bolted upright in bed. She was just about to press for details when the call ended with a decisive beep.

Thinking that Tyler might have accidentally hung up, she called the number once more only to find that the other line was busy.

Sonia let out a groan of frustration and set her phone aside. Worry and panic weighed on her as she wondered whether Rose had collapsed after learning that she had terminated her pregnancy. If that really is the case, then it would be my fault if anything bad happens to Grandma! 

Meanwhile, over at the Fuller Residence, the ambulance Tyler called for arrived as quickly as it could. The paramedics eased Rose onto the stretcher before they brought her and Tyler to the hospital.

That night, it seemed as if the Fuller Family was thrown into predestined chaos; three out of the four family members had collapsed, leaving a helpless Tyler trying to shoulder the burden alone. If Mary hadn’t been next to him throughout the process, he had a feeling that he would black out too.

Rose, Jean, and Toby had sheltered. For the most part, he was coddled

to the Gray Residence. At the sight of him, Julia’s eyes

Rina said cheerily while walking up to

and as Julia helped him over to the armchair, he said, “It’s good to be

drink, Dad.” With that, Rina poured tea into a cup

the cup, his expression softening as he pointed out,

gaze, hiding the

she arrived at the Gray Residence, whereupon she discovered how potent

asked nervously, clutching her

became tense and watched Titus with

as his features twisted into a grimace. If the cup wasn’t made out of

doesn’t want to reinstate

table as he answered gloomily, “Yes, that’s what

stunned Julia covered her mouth with a shaky

engagement would remain canceled. She had neither wanted to marry into the Fuller Family nor have Toby reinstate his engagement with Tina; she didn’t want Tina to marry well, for fear that it would only make it harder to throw that infernal girl out

in Rina’s mind and she couldn’t help the blood that rushed to her face as her heart

her looking flustered, she quickly looked down and hid her

clear that neither Titus nor Julia were paying attention to

would he turn us down? We have evidence of his affair and he should

us”

him, even if we were to publicize all proof of his affair. The most damage he’d get out of it would be a couple of scathing remarks made behind his

his dirty laundry on the internet.

her husband’s sour analysis. She stammered to filter her thoughts into words, but in the end, she could only manage hoarsely, “So, we