Chapter summary of Chapter 430 – Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss by Nydia Scott
In Chapter 430, a key chapter of the acclaimed Romance novel Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss by Nydia Scott, readers are drawn deeper into a story filled with emotion, conflict, and transformation. This chapter brings crucial developments and plot twists that make it essential reading. Whether you’re new to the book or a loyal fan, this section delivers unforgettable moments that define the essence of Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss.
Bennett’s phone was connected to the car’s Bluetooth, and the voice on the other end came through the car's speakers.
“Bennett, Yolanda… Yolanda tried to kill herself… She’s on her way to the hospital, you need to get here, fast.” Emma’s voice was urgent, trembling and tinged with a sob.
After the call ended, Bennett’s sharp brows furrowed deeply. He remained silent, but his grip on the steering wheel tightened slightly.
“She sounds so panicked. Yolanda's condition must be serious. You should go to the hospital now.”
“I’ll take you home first,” Bennett said, his gaze lowered and his voice heavy.
“A life is on the line. Let’s go to the hospital first,” Yvonne insisted.
Bennett didn’t argue further and drove straight to the hospital.
The black Mercedes pulled up to the hospital entrance. Just as Bennett got out, an ambulance came screaming up to the curb.
Paramedics quickly and efficiently lifted Yolanda out of the ambulance.
She lay unconscious on the stretcher, her face deathly pale. She looked as fragile as paper, completely lifeless.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker stumbled out of the ambulance after her.
Mrs. Walker looked as if she was about to collapse, and luckily, Emma, who had just arrived, caught her in time.
Mrs. Walker gripped Emma's hand and sobbed.
“It’s all my fault. I wasn’t watching her closely enough. I never thought she would actually try to kill herself…”
“Ever since Bennett broke up with her, she’s been in a terrible state, dazed all day. Her health was already poor, and this past month she hasn't been eating or sleeping well. She’s lost over ten pounds.”
“You homewrecker! You shameless bitch, seducing another woman’s fiancé! You’ll get what’s coming to you!” Mrs. Walker had lost all semblance of a high-society lady, screaming at the top of her lungs in front of the hospital.
“Come on, everyone, take a look! This is Yvonne, the famous actress! Instead of being a decent person, she chose to be a homewrecker, destroying someone else’s relationship! She’s morally bankrupt!”
Yvonne felt a pang of guilt over Yolanda's suicide attempt and couldn't bring herself to fight back against an elder. It was the first time she’d ever been in such a passive, vulnerable position.
Yvonne was wearing a form-fitting top and a short skirt for a promotional shoot that day. Mrs. Walker yanked at her collar, tearing a button and exposing the distinct red marks on her neck and collarbone.
Against Yvonne’s fair skin, the hickeys were glaringly obvious.
This sent Mrs. Walker into an even greater frenzy.
“You slut! How can you be so cheap? My daughter is driven to suicide because you stole her man, and you’re still busy sleeping with him… You shameless vixen!”

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