Our Anniversary, You Chose Her – I Chose Divorce

Chapter 331: Too Cruel

"When he wakes up, let me know. I’ll schedule our appointment at the courthouse."

Chloe Reed’s voice was cold as she finished, and she hung up immediately.

"Chloe..."

Nathaniel Monroe was stunned. He wanted to say more, but all he heard from the other end was the BEEP-BEEP-BEEP of a dead line...

’So heartless!’

’To just hang up like that!’

’Walker’s been hurt for her sake so many times, yet she’s this cold!’

’They were together for eight years. How could she just throw it all away?’

Nathaniel Monroe was fuming. He tossed his phone aside and looked at Walker Grant, still unconscious on the hospital bed.

Dylan Finch, at his side, also had a grim look on his face.

"How exactly did Walker get hurt?" Nathaniel Monroe asked, staring at Walker Grant’s left arm in confusion.

Dylan Finch shook his head. "I honestly don’t know."

Nathaniel Monroe rubbed his temples. At that moment, his phone rang. He took it out and saw it was a call from Judith Pierce.

Monroe said,

woken up yet?"

Monroe sighed. "The doctors said he lost a lot of blood. There’s no telling when

said, "I’m coming

"Okay."

that something was off, but he couldn’t quite put his finger on

scared?" Nathaniel Monroe said, stepping forward and naturally taking the

"Uncle...?"

on the hospital bed, then turned to Nathaniel Monroe, his

Monroe smiled. "Your uncle’s just sleeping. Why don’t you wake him up in a little while so he can

"Okay!"

Noah Grant nodded enthusiastically.

Pierce looked at Walker Grant’s pale face, her gaze falling to his left

She regretted it.

have been completely

come up with a plan like

intention was just to get Walker Grant away from Chloe Reed

everything, he’d be the

so much that tears started

Nathaniel Monroe asked, looking at her

tears and shook her head. "I don’t know anything. It’s just seeing him unconscious like this... It’s just so sad,

make him sleep with her older son’s wife—his own sister-in-law—was something she could never bring herself to say out

she could only deflect with a vague