Chapter 456


    Chapter 456


    Hylda gave Albert a nce. Rainee was still his wife, after all, and they married under the freedom of


    love. Even if the process they went through was unhappy, at least they used to truly love each other.


    Yet, he dared not ask this question now.


    ‘Should I go or not? Isn''t this nonsense?’ Hylda thought. She suppressed her emotions and said lowly,


    "Of course, you should go. Ste''s still your daughter. With her mother passing away, the Kane family


    has someone visit. If the Kane family came, many of Rivera''s elite would want to go there. You''re


    Ste''s dad.


    If you don''t go, the others will look at the Jewell family as a joke."


    Albert then said worriedly, "We''ve talked about this. What if Ste makes a scene during the funeral?


    Then it wouldn''t end easily."


    "She wouldn''t," Hylda said nonchntly. "Ste respects Rainee a lot. She would never make a scene


    with you at Rainee''s funeral. Her mother would be turning in her grave."


    Albert pursed his lips. Hylda looked at the man before her. How could she not know what he had in his


    heart?


    The incident about his illegitimate child was just exposed, and he was already afraid that he would be


    the butt of the joke if he went there by himself. However, he had to make this trip. If he did not go, how


    could he make the mother and child''s identities official?


    "Albert, you don''t need to worry. [''ll apany you there then. I''ll wait for you outside. If something


    happens, I''ll endure it with you," Hylda said.


    Albert''s thoughts drifted for a moment. This sentence reminded him of Rainee in the past. Whenever


    thepany was in a crisis, she would be at his side,forting him when he was knee-deep in the


    mess.


    She would say, "It''s fine. At worst, we''d be broke. If we can earn it back the first time, we can earn it


    back the second time. Even if the sky falls and your ns fail, I''ll always be there."


    "Albert, sleep early. We will go there slightly earlier tomorrow and send Rainee off on herst journey,"


    Hylda continued.


    Albert came back to his senses. His throat constricted, and he answered in a low tone.


    It was a flight for eight in the morning. Keegan rode a car to the airport at half past six. When he


    reached the airport and waited for the flight, he could not resist turning on his phone. When the cell


    phone connected to the inte, his Facebook app immediately popped up with numerous messages.


    His eyes scanned the screen once and he noticed that Ste did not send him any messages. He could


    not conceal his upset. Just as he was about to turn his phone off, one of Vermont''s messages popped


    up.


    [Keegan, if you don''t fuckinge back now, you''re gonna lose your wife!]


    Keegan''s expression changed, and he immediately gave Stea call. She did not pick up.


    Keegan quickly called Vermont. Vermont had just arrived at the funeral parlor. He saw Keegan''s return


    call and almost cursed. He quickly epted the call.


    Keegan said, "What do you mean by that message you sent?"


    Vermont said through gritted teeth, "Your mother-inw just died. She''s being buried today. If you don''t


    return now, I''m afraid you won''t be able to keep your wife anymore!"


    Keegan''s heart trembled, and he said thoughtfully, "When did this happen?"


    "The night before yesterday. She had a fever and passed away. Your wife had been acting odd these


    few days. You shoulde back right now. Her mother will be buried at two in the afternoon."


    When saying this, he could not resistining. "Where have you been running off to these few


    days? For heaven''s sake, leave a way for people to contact you. You caused this whole mess, and


    your wife definitely assumed you went missing on purpose." Keegan pursed his lips. "I''ll tell you one


    day. What about Ste? Let her answer the phone."


    "I wouldn''t dare mess with her. It''s best that youe back as soon as possible. I spoke up for you


    yesterday, and she said if you don''te back, then should her mother not be buried? I didn''t dare


    answer her. It won''t be enough if you spoke with her over the phone now. She might not even answer


    your call. The main thing is that you should hurry up ande back If you don''t make it back in time for


    your mother-inw''s funeral, I''m telling you... Based on my understanding of women, she''ll hold this


    against you for the rest of your life!"


    Keegan took a deep breath and said, "You help arrange the venue. I''ll get off the ne at ten minutes


    past ten."


    “Alright, you hurry a bit more," Vermont urged.


    After hanging up the phone, Vermont saw Marshall pass him a bottle of water that he had taken.


    “Who were you calling?" Marshall asked.Belongs to (N)?vel/Drama.Org.