Chapter 620


    Grandma’s situation was much worse than Diana initially expected.


    Yet Grandma wasn’t warded despite the severity of her condition.


    That could only mean two possibilities: either there was no need to hospitalize Grandma for emergency


    treatment, or there were too many patients and the wards were full.


    Given the Fulcher’s power and status, it was clearly not thetter.


    Even if the hospital was bursting at the seams, it wasn’t much of a stretch for the hospital to create


    another wing within a short period of time.


    It could only be the former.


    Diana could no longer hold her tears back.


    Even so, she tried her best to inch closer to Grandma.


    Julian could sense the severity of the situation, and panic seized him like never before. He instinctively


    tightened his grip over Diana’s hand.


    Diana squeezed his hand back.


    Thankfully, at this point when their loved one was on the verge of death, they had each other to share


    their fears and sorrows.


    But in the face of their loved one, no matter how muchfort they could derive from each other,


    sorrow came gushing over them, swallowing them up and drowning them so thoroughly they could


    hardly breathe.


    They drew closer to Grandma.


    With each step, they felt increasingly suffocated.


    Even though they were not professional medical staff, they could tell that Grandma was like a fish on


    drynd.


    She did not have much life left in her.


    Her lips were no longer just pale, but were purplish in color, which clearly told of severe heart issues.


    In other words, what Grandma imed about putting on an act before Hans was a lie.


    What was even moreughable was the fact that Diana had believed Grandma’s words!


    Diana wanted to give herself a tight p.


    Just then, Grandma saw the look on Diana’s face, and lifted her arm with all her might to touch Diana’s


    face as ache filled thetter’s heart.


    Diana’s heart grew tender upon seeing the look on Grandma’s face. She forgot all about crying as she


    knelt down and grabbed Grandma’s hand, cing her palm on her cheeks. “Grandma, I’m here, I’m


    here.”


    She called out to Grandma again and again, as if crying out to thetter’s soul.


    A look of happiness shed past Grandma’s eyes as she opened her mouth, trying to respond.


    Yet, she couldn’t make a sound.


    Tears fell down Diana’s cheeks.


    She knew she shouldn’t be crying now, as that would only make Grandma sad and worsen the old


    woman’s condition.


    Despite that, she couldn’t hold herself back.


    She looked up and saw Julian lying on his bed, his eyes turning red around the rim.


    “I won.” Grandma held Diana’s hand back, a small smile creeping up her lips. Even at this point, she


    didn’t want her grandchildren worrying about her and being sad for her.


    Diana could tell what she was mouthing, and was wracked with sobs.


    Grandma won, indeed.


    On the other hand, she had used her life in exchange for a lie and paid such a huge price in order for


    Diana to finally see Julian’s love for her.


    If Diana hadn’t been so foolish as to not see Julian’s heart for her, thereby making Grandma, who was


    already experiencing great physical difort, so worried about their rtionship, would that have


    made things better?


    Diana had to stop herself from overthinking things.


    The more she thought, the less she was able to control her tears, which were falling like pearls from a


    broken ne.


    She knew that given Grandma’s condition right now, thetter didn’t have much time left on Earth.


    The pain of losing her babies came crashing over Diana once more. That gut-wrenching agony was


    akin to someone snatching away something very important to her, and something in her snapped.


    She began sobbing so uncontrobly that she almost couldn’t breathe.


    Grandma, on the other hand, kept smiling at Diana. Her hand, still in Diana’s, caressed Diana’s cheeks


    ever so gently. She truly didn’t have much energy left.


    She could hardly touch Diana’s cheeks properly.


    She had done everything she could tost till now.


    She was running out of time.


    She gradually shifted her eyes away toward Julian, and opened her mouth. “Ju…Julian…”


    Diana immediately moved away so Grandma had a direct view of Julian.


    But the next moment, Grandma mouthed, “Serves you right!”


    Diana never expected to see Grandma reprimand Julian like that, despite seeing him in his current


    injured state.


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    Serves him right for abandoning such an amazing woman like Diana and getting himself involved with


    the likes of Ka Winnington!


    Diana fully understood where Grandma wasing from.