Lingering Doting Marriage: Big Boss, Little Sweet Heart

Chapter 3185: Chapter 3274: I’ll Buy You the Best Cemetery, a Grand Funeral

Mr. Hanson looked at her little face full of anticipation, recalling the things she had said earlier, pursed his lips, and walked inside, "He won’t come."

"Uh." Wendy Hanson’s expectant expression froze, she clenched her fist and chased after him, "Grandpa, didn’t mom say you went to find Brother Baron? Why isn’t he coming?"

"He doesn’t want to come." Mr. Hanson said blankly, very bluntly, "Why do you think?"

"Dad." Mother Hanson saw Wendy Hanson clutching her chest shakily, fearing she couldn’t handle the shock and might collapse, hurried over to support her, disagreeing, "Dad, Wendy is already feeling awful. Don’t say that to her."

Mr. Hanson merely glanced at them, then with a stern face ordered, "Pack up your things."

Mother Hanson stood there puzzled, asking him, "Pack up for what? Dad, is Wendy being transferred to another hospital?"

Mr. Han’son face was somber, his benevolent face now looking cold and stern. With a pressure-laden gaze, he directly said, "Isn’t she unwilling to do the surgery? If she doesn’t want to have the surgery then go home, why stay in the hospital? Staying here every day without treatment is a waste of public resources. She might as well go home!"

"Dad, what are you saying? You know Wendy’s physical condition, how can Wendy go home?" Mother Hanson urgently furrowed her brow, arguing, "The doctor said Wendy must have the surgery as soon as possible. Telling her to go home is like sentencing her to death!"

"She doesn’t want to live anyway." Mr. Hanson was indifferent, his attitude very firm, "Didn’t she say she wouldn’t cooperate with the doctor if she couldn’t see Baron? Now she can’t see him, so why stay here without cooperating with treatment? Does staying here cost nothing?"

Mother Hanson knew he most likely hit a wall with Baron Lawrence, resenting Enna Clark and Baron Lawrence for being unkind. On the other hand, she could only argue for her daughter, "She was just speaking in a fit of pique, Dad, don’t hold it against her. Don’t provoke her anymore, the doctor said Wendy can’t handle provocation. What if something happens to her, what will we do?"

"I’ll buy her the best burial plot and give her a grand funeral."

I’ll buy her the best burial plot and give her a grand funeral!

This statement made Wendy Hanson’s eyes go wide, her mouth hung open, full of disbelief, "...Grandpa, what are you saying?"

Mr. Hanson was truly heartbroken by her, especially after hearing her say so many outrageous things outside. He heard her brazenly inciting her mother to kill. These words were enough to hurt the last bit of parental affection he had for her.

Did she not consider that if her mother did do something to Enna for her, what would happen to the Hanson family if Baron and Edward Jackson found out?

He could tolerate her willfulness, but not her malice, ignorance, and stupidity!

A granddaughter who doesn’t care about her family and homeland, he would rather she died than let her cause catastrophic trouble and then regret it.

Mr. Hanson understood this point, kept a frosty expression, and calmly instructed, "Later, I’ll have someone pack your things. Starting tomorrow, you’ll stay at a rehab center abroad for good recovery. Once you’ve thought it through, then have the surgery. If you don’t want to do the surgery and don’t care about your parents, me, or your grandma having to send off our child, all I can do is give you a grand funeral, to fulfill your wish. As for anything else, don’t even think about it!"

Enna was right, if he gave in to her once, she would use her life to threaten him every time after that. Does he have to shamelessly beg Baron every time?

Once or twice, a few more times, if she really did intervene in someone’s marriage, how would he face his old friend?