I Want a Divorce by Nadia Gordon

Chapter 211 Meaningless.

When Sean received the call from Abigail, he thought she was taking the initiative to apologize.

After answering, he said lazily, “Even if you’ve finally acknowledged the error of your ways, I won’t be coming back right away.”

She paused for a few seconds before curtly informing him, “Your grandmother’s at the Quinn

Residence. You need to come over.”

His smile vanished instantly. “What did my grandmother say?” he asked grimly.

“We’ll talk about it when you’re back… Grandma!” Abigail cried out before ending the call.

Still clutching his phone, Sean’s mind went blank.

Naturally, he knew what his grandmother was like and wondered why she bothered the Quinns.

Abigail didn’t expect her grandmother to faint out of the blue, and Lina was startled, too.

“Grandma!” Abigail held Analise, who had collapsed to the floor, and quickly called for an ambulance.

can just file the paperwork to get a divorce,” Lina hastily said upon seeing Analise’s condition before

on the floor, embracing the unconscious Analise, tears streaming down her face. She regretted not standing her ground

Lina left the Quinn Residence, a car arrived to pick her up. Joan, the driver, had fully grasped

Joan asked complaisantly,

Lina patted her chest apprehensively. “It all depends on Sean now. What about on your end? Are you sure it’ll work if we get her

work, but you can’t say it was my idea, Old Mrs. Graham. Sean doesn’t want me to get involved in these things.

Don’t worry, I’m his grandmother. What can

contempt for Lina, thinking, She’s old, alright. All she cares about is getting a great-grandchild. All I had to do was say a few words,

the chance of doing the dirty

she understood how Abigail knew about Sean’s marriage. Joan narrowed her eyes

ambulance in the opposite lane. Joan looked at it out of habit and noticed Lina staring uncomfortably. Joan could not help but

rode along to the hospital in Quinn Village. The prolonged wait gave her plenty of time to panic and blame herself

doctor came out, she rushed over and asked anxiously, “How’s my

because we suspect the patient hit her head during the fall and may have intracranial hemorrhage. We lack the necessary equipment here. She’ll require surgery at a larger hospital,”

light-headed, Abigail nearly fell to the floor. She mused, Intracranial hemorrhage? How could

Sean landed, he hurried straight to

sustained a head injury which resulted in intracranial hemorrhage. Arrangements have been made for her surgery,” Cameron reported the latest news while keeping up with