Chapter 76 All Because of Her
“Don’t you think that I tried my best? However, he needs to give me a chance. Hanson only has eyes for Vania now, so what can I do?” Melanie’s eyes were filled with a murderous glint at the thought of Vania.
Josie stared at her tear-streaked daughter and felt that Melanie was even more useless than she had thought. “Well, hurry up and tell me what happened! How else am I going to think of a way to help you? Don’t you want to return to his side?”
Melanie laughed bitterly. “Is that even possible?”
Even though she pleaded for him not to throw her out for the sake of the children, he still refused. Where would she find the chance to go back to him now?
Josie was beside herself. “How do you know it’s impossible if you don’t even try? Hah! It wouldn’t be so bad if you hadn’t humiliated me in public. If you don’t return to Hanson immediately, just wait and see how everyone rips you to pieces. At the same time, watch how that b*tch gets to have everything she wants.”
Josie went on and on as she berated Melanie.
In the end, Melanie’s tears began to flow again, and Josie shrieked in anger, “Are you crying again?! Is that all you know how to do? Only a useless woman would cry.”
Just then, George, who had heard the commotion, came down from the second floor.
He was taken aback by Josie’s pitiful state and proceeded to chide her by saying, “What’s going on with the two of you?”
Josie jumped at the sound of his voice and immediately turned around. She smiled at him and stroked his arm. “Dear, why did you come down? Melanie just had a lover’s spat. It’s nothing for you to worry about.”
She swiftly poured him a cup of tea and gave him a pleasant smile. “Dear, have a cup of tea. Melanie’s a mess right now, so I’m going to take her upstairs to shower and freshen up, then I’ll come right back down.”
She quickly dragged Melanie upstairs before George could ask any questions.
Once they entered Melanie’s room and locked the door, she urged softly, “Now, tell me what happened.”
Melanie had such a fright when she saw George earlier that she stopped crying. Now, she had a furious look on her face as she gritted her teeth and said, “It’s Vania Greyson; it’s all because of her. I don’t know how, but she managed to catch Hanson’s attention. She kept setting me up and humiliating me in front of Hanson, and this time, she even went as far as to accuse me of being the one who got her into an accident! I don’t know what she said to Hanson, but he flew into a rage and kicked me out.”
Her tears began to flow again. She had fallen from grace, and it was all Vania’s fault.
Upon hearing that name, Josie’s face darkened. “I see, it’s all because of her. We’re going to need to think this through carefully.”
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A week later, Vania could finally be discharged from the hospital.
That morning, Vania and her three children had gathered in her hospital room. They were all dressed in suits and bowties, looking like young princes. Every single one of them carried a rose in their hand, as well as a picture that they drew for Vania as they stood beside her bed.
James was the first to speak. “Mommy, hurry up and change into the princess gown that we’ve prepared for you.”
“We spent a lot of time choosing it, Mommy. Hurry up and change,” Jack began urging her as well.
Jacob announced proudly, “We’ve prepared a celebration today in honor of Mommy getting discharged from the hospital, and Mommy is our princess.”
Vania was holding the pink-colored princess gown and tiara that her three babies had prepared for her in her arms, so she laughed and said, “Okay, Mommy will go and get changed now.”
