Chapter 91

Zane glanced at her flat belly and wanted to say something, but no words came out. He told the driver to drive away. Lianne took a cab to the hospital, only to learn that her grandmother had been transferred back to an ordinary ward. Furthermore, the care worker that Caleb arranged had been dismissed. Marianne said it was not to waste money, but Lianne keenly felt something off. “Granny, what did Caleb say to you this afternoon?” The old woman reached for her reading glasses to the side, held Lianne’s hand, and patted it gently. “Lianne, if you’ve decided to divorce, then divorce. I’ll support you.” Since she brought it up, Lianne wanted to tell her the truth about Caleb and her. However, she did not dare to take the risk. “Granny, Caleb is just busy with work. We’re fine...” When Marianne saw Lianne’s efforts to assure her, she felt even more distressed and regretful. “Back then, I told you to marry Caleb because I thought he was someone you could entrust your life to. I hoped yo