Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband novel Chapter 72

Cornelia quickly grabbed her suitcase and hopped into a taxi, rushing to the hospital.

On the taxi ride, Ryan's call came through again, like a nagging reminder, "Ms. Stewart, we were all good last night, what the heck are you doing today?"

This was indeed Cornelia's fault, "Mr. Ryanl, I'm so sorry! I didn't mean to bail, but something came up at home and I have to deal with it. Can we reschedule the divorce after I'm done with this?"

"The divorce won't take long. You come and get the paperwork done, and then I'll drive you wherever you need to go, how's that?" As long as Cornelia would come to get the divorce, he was willing to do anything, even beg her on his knees.

"I'm not in Riverton right now, please stop calling me, I'll contact you when I'm done." With that, Cornelia hung up and turned off her phone.

At this moment, all she could think about was her grandma's condition, her heart was in a mess, and she had no mood to deal with the divorce.

Ryan looked at his phone dejectedly, realizing that she wasn't in Riverton, and there was no way she could make it to the divorce within an hour.

Glancing at Marcus again, this time without any confidence, he said, "Marc, your wife said she's not in Riverton."

Marcus sneered, "You really believe a woman like that?"

Ryan thought he was right, "Fine, I'll go find her myself. As long as she's in Riverton today, I'll drag her here, even if I have to tie her up."

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Dr. Lopez said, "When she's in a daze, she mumbles about her Nelly. When she wakes up briefly, she's looking for her Nelly, and something like Jay, too?"

It wasn't a surprise that her grandma was thinking of her, but Cornelia didn't expect her to think of Jeremy as well. If her grandma knew she was supposed to get a divorce with Jeremy today...

Cornelia's face turned pale with fright, not daring to think further.

Seeing Cornelia's pale face, Dr. Lopez patted her on the shoulder, "You don't need to worry too much, as long as the old lady can make it through today, she'll be fine once she's transferred to the general ward. But, you can't let her live alone anymore. Elderly people are prone to accidents when living alone, and you need to pay more attention. If it wasn't for the worker who regularly delivers water to the old lady, noticing her collapsed at home and calling an ambulance, the outcome could have been much worse."

Just imagining it, Cornelia was already scared. If no one had discovered her grandma's collapse, her grandma might have left her forever, just like her dad.