The Bound Between Us

Chapter 406

Feiman quickly made an excuse, “Katelyn, I just remembered I have a basketball game with Old Joe. I’ll go ahead. Please drop off mom.”

It was such a lame excuse, which was clearly made up on the spot. Regardless of whether Katelyn believed him or not, Feiman didn’t stick around to find out. He dropped the words and dashed off. Feiman was terrified that if Joseph and Herman crossed paths, it would be disastrous.

“Feiman, Feiman…” Katelyn called out a few times, but failed to halt Feiman’s hurried steps. She stood at the hospital room door, muttering, “A basketball game? Is it that urgent? He said he was free today when we came.”

Trusting her feminine intuition, Katelyn felt something was off about Feiman.

Before Grannie Anita had a chance to flex her muscles and have Feiman join her in confronting Anastasia, Feiman ran off, leaving Grannie Anita stunned.

Grannie Anita redirected her annoyance at Katelyn. “Katelyn, look at the daughter-in-law you’ve chosen…”

“Mom, something came up. I need to go. You can take a cab or have our family driver take you home.”

Feiman and see what he was up to. She had a quick word with Grannie Anita and a farewell to

dumbfounded. Neither son

gone to Eagle Corporation. Why were her in-laws

and Salma exchanged puzzled looks, both unsure of what had happened.

was left alone and powerless. Anastasia called the Salstrom family driver to pick up Grannie Anita, swiftly cutting the Gordian

anger. Her gaze pierced Anastasia as though she wanted to bore a

hospital, Grannie Anita immediately arranged to meet Julie at a coffee shop. It

meeting, Grannie Anita started ranting, “Julie, that woman is trying to kill me with her antics. Herman’s fallen for that vixen’s charms, completely smitten, and he’s even helping

was full of energy,

playing the peacemaker, comforted her, “Grannie, don’t be upset. That woman is cunning, so we have to bide our time. She’s flaunting her pregnancy now. Let her be arrogant for

time Herman wakes up, it will be

do? Herman doesn’t listen to anyone now, not even you, Grannie,