My Sweet Second Marriage (Eudora and Amos)

Chapter 323

After he came back, he seemed to have changed into another person. In the past, although work was

the most important thing for him, at least he knew how to care about the people around him.

However, that was not the case anymore. He would only deal with work and he would look upset every

day. He only cared about things that were related to the Granger family and the company.

He didn't even pay attention to her even when she was pregnant.

He did not seem particularly happy even after the baby was born.

After giving birth, she laid on the bed in pain, hoping that her husband could stand by her side. Even if

he refused to say anything, perhaps, he could at least show her a little bit of concern.

However, he did none of that.

He didn't even visit her and he only cared about his company for the whole time.

Although she resented him in her heart, her anger immediately dissipated when she saw the child's

face.

She had made up her mind from then on. Now that they had a child together, he would soon find out

that they would be happier as a family.

However, she was wrong again.

He was destined to be a stone-hearted person. He only appeared once when Hank was named, and

then never again.

The child grew up over the years. Obviously, he was filled with curiosity. He wanted to share a lot of

things with his father. However, she would hear him shouting at the child every single time.

Later, Hank did not dare to visit him anymore.

Fortunately, Hank was warm and he did not inherit the Old Master's indifference at all. Only in this way

could she find a little comfort in the Granger family.

However, fate did not allow her to live a good life.

Hank grew up and soon took over the company. However, because of his warm character, he fell in

love with a woman.

History seemed to always repeat itself. The woman with whom he had fallen in love seemed to be

similar to that very woman whom his father had fallen in love with. The Old Master refused to

acknowledge her. He tried his best to break them up and to remove that woman from Hank’s life. But

finally. Hank was also gone.

Her world fell apart and she lost everything.

She didn't even know how she had made it through those times. She would lie on the bed and looked

at the ceiling in a daze every day, with Hank's voice calling her constantly in her mind.

How could she lose the child whom she had raised?

However, at this time, the Old Master seemed to have heard about the news about Amos and that

woman. He didn't care that she was almost at her deathbed, and he insisted on going to Country M to

find Amos.

She thought that her marriage was doomed, but she did not expect that the woman was dead already.

However, perhaps it was because of that woman's death that the Old Master had finally realized her

good side. They began to respect each other and even grew closer.

At that time, she thought that perhaps God had finally decided to be kind to her because of her

selflessness. However, everything seemed so ironic now.

What on earth had she become? She was busy all her life and turned herself into a dissatisfied wife.

She could only be loved by her husband after that woman had died.

Just because she didn't express her thoughts out didn't mean that she didn't mind.

The Old Master knew that he was about to die. He did everything he wanted to with Amos and tried

hard to get close to his own son. However, when had he ever even smiled at Hank?

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Bethany Hamilton smiled and burst into tears.

The Old Master's funeral was held a few days later.

The Old Master was the President of Valiant East before he died. He had a high status, so he had

many friends. Bethany was ill ever since she came back from visiting Amos and Eudora. She rarely

showed up nowadays. The funeral was fully organized by Amos and Eudora.

The Granger family had held two funerals in a month and this made Eudora feel very uneasy.

Eudora breathed a sigh of relief after everything was done.

When they were on the way back from the graveyard, Amos asked the driver to leave first. He and

Eudora went down the mountain together, and neither of them spoke.

When they reached halfway, Amos suddenly turned around and asked.

"Do you think that it's strange? I suddenly recall the days when he argued with me. Now I feel that even

quarreling is a kind of happiness..."

Eudora's nose twitched, "Amos."

Amos shook his head, "He is so cruel. He must have done it on purpose to make me sad. He

deliberately quarreled with me and make me remember him this way. He has succeeded. Now, I really

can't forget him."

Eudora pursed her lips and walked over to hold Amos' hand.

"Let's remember him together."

Amos nodded, "Okay."

As soon as they arrived home, they saw Steven Granger coming out of the main room. He sighed.

"Amos, restrain your grief." Amos said, "Hmm, why are you here?"

Steven was stunned by his words, "Oh, it's nothing! I'm just here to see Aunt Bethany. She seems

really sad recently. I heard from the servants that she hasn't eaten anything for the past few days!"

Eudora then said, "Go ahead. I'll go and see her!"

Amos didn't say anything, but he acquiesced.

Eudora saw the housekeeper packing her things up when she walked into the main room. She was

stunned, "This is..."

There was a hint of reluctance on the housekeeper's face, "The Madam said that there is no need for

so many servants working here. My grandson is about to be born, so I will go back to my hometown to

take care of my grandson!"

Eudora pursed her lips. In fact, she liked the housekeeper very much and she was always very good at

doing her job.

However, she was not the Madam of the Granger family, so it was not appropriate for her to say

anything. However, when she saw the housekeeper's eyes turning red, she still couldn't bear it, so she

said, "Why don't you wait for a minute? I'll talk to the Madam."

After that, she went upstairs.

However, as soon as she took a step, she saw Bethany making her way downstairs with a sickly look

on her face. She looked a little pale, "Are you looking for me?"

Eudora felt as though Bethany had turned into a completely different person. She used to be very kind,

but she suddenly became very cold.

Perhaps she was in a bad mood because the Old Master had suddenly passed away.

Eudora nodded and said hurriedly, "I heard from Steven that you are not feeling well. So I came to see

you and I happened to see the housekeeper packing her things up..."

Bethany glanced at the housekeeper and immediately became her normal self.

"Oh, I arranged it. She has been away from home for so long. It's time for her to take care of her own

family. We couldn't be so selfish, right?"

Her words had effectively stopped Eudora from saying anything further. Eudora didn't know what else

to say.

The housekeeper shook her head and immediately said, "The Madam is right. I'm leaving now."

After that, she shook Eudora's hand. When she turned around, Eudora could feel that there seemed to

be something in her hand.