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Janice was ready to strangle Jameson for being so dense. “You just refuse to learn from your mistakes. Without Sheary, I don’t know how many years you’ve got left to live.”
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Jameson frowned, “She doesn’t want to save me, so I chose to find specialists in Horington instead. If I wait for her to come rescue me, who knows when that’ll be.”
Janice snapped, “You’ve got some nerve saying that! After everything you’ve done to hurt Ruthie, Sheary, and Ross, have you even apologized to them
once?
“Not only haven’t you said sorry, but you’re still here complaining about what Sheary did wrong. How did I end up raising someone who can’t tell right from wrong?”
When Jameson was younger, he hadn’t been like this. But as he got older, he seemed to become more and more confused about everything. Even at this point, he still wouldn’t admit he was wrong.
“What’s the point of talking about this now? They’ll never forgive me anyway, and they’ll never accept me as their father. I don’t believe I can’t survive the rest of my life without them,” Jameson snorted.
At worst, he still had Jason. Even though he found Jason disgusting now because of the whole Natalie situation, Jason was still his blood. When he got old, he could have Jason take care of him. He couldn’t count on Shermaine and Ross anyway.
Jameson let his imagination run wild with paranoid thoughts. “Mom, even if you begged Shermaine to save me, do you really think she’d do it willingly?
“I’m afraid she resents me so much that she might deliberately make some little ‘mistake‘ during surgery. If I died, she wouldn’t even be legally responsible for it.”
Everything he said showed how much he distrusted Shermaine.
“You bastard!” Janice snapped. “Don’t you dare insult Sheary’s character! You think everyone in this world is like you and that vixen, spending all day plotting to hurt people.
“You can just stay in Horington and rot for all I care. When you die, I won’t even bother collecting your body.”
With that, she hung up on Jameson.
If Janice hadn’t been taking better care of her health lately, Jameson would’ve definitely made her sick with anger.
Since Janice was already at the hospital and Jameson wasn’t there, she pulled herself together and went to find Ross instead.
When people got older, they learned to comfort themselves. Jameson was a lost cause, but her grandchildren were doing well. Janice didn’t expect Jameson to turn his life around anymore. She just hoped she’d live long enough to hold a great–grandchild.
Janice made her way to Ross‘ room with practiced ease, but early as it was, he wasn’t there. The room was completely empty. She asked the nurse, who looked just as confused when she saw the empty room.
The thing was, Ross had recovered well after getting his stitches removed. All he needed now was to rest and avoid getting hurt again, so the staff had been pretty relaxed about monitoring him. They’d barely checked on him for the past couple of days.
“Mrs. Jean, I don’t know where Mr. Jean went either. Should I help you look for him?” the nurse asked.
This was Basterel’s territory, so nobody would dare mess with Ross. Besides, he was a grown man. He couldn’t just disappear. “No need, you can go about your business. He’s probably out for a run or something,” Janice said.
Since Ross wasn’t around, she decided to go check on Danielle first. She’d actually brought some soup for Danielle to drink today anyway.
But when she pushed open the door, she saw two people lying on the hospital bed. Right there next to Danielle was her own grandson Ross. Ross was
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tying on his side with his eyes closed, and Danielle was sleeping in his arms.
Well, well, well, Janice thought. ‘So that’s where Ross disappeared to. He snuck over here to share Danielle’s bed. What a guy. That’s my grandson for your
When the door opened, the nurse nearby saw them too and let out a gasp, covering her mouth with her hand.
Danielle drowsily opened her eyes and looked toward the sound. She saw Janice standing there with a kind smile on her face, along with the nurse.
Danielle was speechless.
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