The Substitute Wife: My Poor Husband Is A Billionaire

Chapter 1195 Did You Cheat On Laney

Garrett could tell from the expressions on his parents’ faces that his accusation got to the heart of the matter.

The very existence of Laney seemed to have slipped out of Leo and Vera’s minds, as if her life and death were of no importance to them whatsoever.

“Garrett…” Vera tried to hold his hand, but Garrett recoiled from her touch, refusing to hear her excuses.

“I’m utterly disappointed in you!” Following his words, Garrett promptly made his way into the elevator, leaving his parents standing there with the weight of disappointment heavy on their faces.

Upon reaching Laney’s ward, Garrett was met with the sight of Janet and Brandon standing outside her room He hastily approached them, his mind focused solely on seeing Laney.

“Wait!” Janet’s cold voice stopped Garrett in his tracks as he rushed towards Laney’s ward. He turned to face her, noticing her scrutinizing gaze that seemed to pierce through him. “Why are you so late? Laney’s condition is critical. You should have been here earlier!”

Garrett’s mouth opened as if to speak, but he hesitated, unsure of where to begin. “I…”

soon as she noticed his facial expression, Janet immediately suspected that something

I did not! How could I possibly cheat

Garrett, she harbored doubts

voice escalated in volume as she bellowed, “Garrett! You had better come clean and tell me the truth! You have no idea how much effort Laney put into giving birth to your

deep sense of remorse and guilt when he

the entrance of the hospital ward, unable to find the

and advised her, “Please try to

With a sense of shame and anguish, Garrett

“Thanks to your ex, Kailee. She asked Lola and the attending physician to deliberately divert Ian, and then sent a care worker to tamper with the floor of Laney’s ward. When Laney tried to get out of bed, she slipped and fell, which ultimately led to the premature

his body to tremble involuntarily. He had never anticipated that so much could happen

observant and noticed something was amiss, we cannot even begin to imagine the

must pay for it. I’ll make sure she spends the rest of her life