The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge

Chapter 268

In the hospital room, Jean sat by Rosalind’s bedside while comforting her.

“Your uncle has pulled quite a few strings and spent a significant amount of money to hire Hunter for your aunt’s release. It shows that your uncle cares about your aunt deeply.”

Jean spoke with a cheerful tone. “Thanks to Shannon, your marriage with Justin seems almost certain! Didn’t he come to the hospital to visit you whenever he had some free time? He also spoke gently to you. The relationship between you two has clearly improved.”

Jean’s face was brimming with joy at the thought of becoming the mother-in-law of the Salvador Corporation’s president soon. She asked, “You understand Justin’s temper better than I do. If he really disliked you, why would he bother coming to the hospital to accompany you?”

“Although that’s true, I feel vaguely uneasy,” Rosalind replied, her uncertainty evident.

Thinking of Justin’s cold and indifferent gaze, Rosalind could not help but feel apprehensive.” Even though he’s been with me these days and taking care of me, I just feel that he’s different from before.”

Jean replied, “Alright now. Don’t scare yourself.”

At that moment, the door swung open, and Justin walked in.

Rosalind swiftly took on a frail appearance as if hanging between life and death, tearfully calling out, “Justin…”

out, hoping to touch him, but he unexpectedly stopped. Her hand lingered awkwardly in the air, and her pale cheeks flushed slightly in

I’ll come to see you tonight.” Justin’s tone was still gentle, but with a chilly

the trouble… It’s all my fault.”

at him tenderly. “I’ve

you

the hospital room. Rosalind tightly gripped the bedsheet, holding back the words she wanted to say to him. The present Justin was not the same person who used to pamper and protect her. Sometimes, the

to Jean, who nodded and quickly chased after Justin.

called out. “Um…

stopped in his tracks, giving Jean a cold glance before he asked,

by depression. Rosalind has suffered a lot abroad, enduring all the hardships

wiped her tears

for Rosalind’s illness. After all,

life.”

walked away. Jean was left standing in

of organizing meetings with the senior management, striving to complete the