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Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 423

Summary for Chapter 423: Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss

Summary of Chapter 423 – A turning point in Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss by Nydia Scott

Chapter 423 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss, written by Nydia Scott. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.

“I appreciate your concern, but my eyes are fine. You should go in and see your grandfather. He's ill, yet he’s been thinking of you.”

With that, Yvonne followed Mrs. James Sr. into the inner room of the hospital suite.

Inside, Mr. James Sr. was sitting up in bed, hooked up to monitors. He seemed to be in decent spirits, but he had lost some weight, a clear sign that he was genuinely unwell.

And how could he not be, with all the trouble the James family had been facing recently?

Jerome, unable to win the fight, had finally relented and agreed to marry his daughter off to Darcy Rogers, a good-for-nothing scoundrel. But just as the two families were finalizing the arrangements, the Rogers family collapsed.

Now, the rumor mill was churning with whispers that the eldest granddaughter of the James family was cursed and brought ruin to her fiancés’ families.

Seeing his granddaughter’s prospects ruined, Mr. James Sr. could only pin his hopes on his other granddaughter. But Steven hadn't been interested in Marcia's daughter; he had taken a liking to Yvonne instead.

However, not only was Yvonne distant from the James family, she was also completely uncontrollable.

The more Mr. James Sr. thought about it, the more his heart ached. He wished he had been kinder to this granddaughter.

“You’re here. Sit,” Mr. James Sr. said, tapping the spot next to his bed with a finger still attached to a heart monitor.

Yvonne casually smoothed her skirt and sat down.

Mrs. James Sr. had followed them in and now stood behind Yvonne, looking guarded.

Mr. James Sr. glanced up at her and said coldly, “You can leave us. I want to have a word with Yvonne alone.”

Mr. James Sr. knew she didn’t mean it and grunted. “With you lot giving me so much grief, I’ll be lucky if you don’t send me to an early grave, let alone live a long life.”

“Well, you chose to have children with two different women. Of course, it wouldn’t be peaceful. You reap what you sow,” Yvonne retorted.

“I knew I couldn’t expect anything nice from you,” Mr. James Sr. said, glaring at her before continuing, “I didn’t attend the Thompson family’s banquet yesterday, but I heard what happened. Wasn’t Thomas pursuing you? How did you get involved with Mr. Thompson?”

Yvonne raised an eyebrow. So that was it. Mr. James Sr. had called her here so urgently just to find out about her relationship with Bennett.

“What does my relationship with Bennett have to do with you? You’re at an age where you should be focusing on your health, not worrying about pointless matters. No wonder you’re not well.”

Yvonne examined her freshly manicured nails, her tone casual.

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