Chapter 1081 – The Scarlet Vengeance: Justice of a Framed Beauty Novel (Grace & Jason)

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However, Martin Weiss was in the same ward as Kyla. One side of Martin Weiss’s cheeks was covered with blood, but his eyes kept looking at Kyla.

It was as if he was not even worried about his injuries. He only worried about Kyla’s safety.

was “The reporters who stopped you yesterday were fake. They were impostors. We don’t know what they want, but… it probably has something to do with the Mitchell family,” said Grace.

“No matter who they’re linked to, I’ll find them,” said Martin Weiss. Although Deer City was not his territory, it was not difficult for him to do this. “What about Kyla? How is she?”

“She has woken up and agreed to return to Emerald City to wait for labor,” said Grace.

Martin Weiss chuckled at that. “Sure enough, she’ll only listen to her friends.” She did not even care about what he said.

Grace said, “But the first thing she did when she woke up and saw me was to ask about how you’re doing. Kyla isn’t indifferent to you as you think she is. She cares about you more than you think.”

Martin Weiss’s eyelashes quivered slightly. However, moments later, he looked up at Grace with sarcasm in his eyes. “Why are you telling me all this? Do you want me to feel something for her again?

Is it because her liver is already failing and she might need a transplant after giving birth?”

Grace’s expression froze. She had seen Kyla’s examination.

report, so it was natural that Martin Weiss had seen it too.

They shared a tacit understanding and told the doctor not to tell the patient about the need for another liver transplant as stated in the report.

She needed a liver transplant, but Kyla had a special blood type. Donors who fit the bill were hard to find, and Martin Weiss was the most readily available choice.

However, Martin Weiss had already undergone a liver transplant, and the risk would be doubled if he were to donate his liver again. Besides, with Martin Weiss’s feelings for Kyla now… Grace was not confident she could persuade Martin Weiss to donate his liver.

“It’s up to you whether you donate your liver or not. I only want you to know that Kyla has feelings for you. It’s just like how she’s willing to risk her life to have your baby because of her feelings for you.

Otherwise, why would a woman risk her life for a man she doesn’t love?”

However, Martin Weiss said to Grace, “I don’t care if she loves me. As for donating my liver, why should I put my life in danger to save a woman who once hurt me like that? If I owe her, then I would’ve already done enough by donating my liver, reversing her case, and saving her from the kidnappers.”

After a pause, he looked coldly at Grace. “I, Martin Weiss, don’t owe Kyla anything. So, you don’t have to tell me anything. I’m tired and want to rest. Please leave.”

With that said, Martin Weiss closed his eyes.

A look of worry was seen on Grace’s face. If Kyla ever reached the point where she needed a liver transplant and Martin.

Weiss was unwilling to donate, then Kyla might… not be able to make it.

Grace happened to see Jason’s car as soon as she got out of the hospital.

Jason got out of his car and hurried over to her. “What happened? What’s with the long face? You look like the sky is falling.”

Grace sniffled. “Kyla’s hospital report doesn’t look too good. Due to Kyla’s pregnancy, her liver isn’t working very well. She might need a liver transplant after she gives birth, but…”

Jason said, “It’s the issue of finding a donor, isn’t it? Martin Weiss won’t do it?”

Grace nodded. “But it’s normal. His affection for Kyla isn’t what it used to be. Besides, he has donated his liver before.

It’s too dangerous for him to donate it again.”

One could say that he would be gambling on his life.

How many people in this world could risk their lives for another person?

“We’ll go back to Emerald City and find a solution. Maybe things won’t have to be that bad,” said Jason.

“But if it comes to that and Kyla doesn’t have the right liver…”

Jason said sternly, “She must have thought of that possibility. Everyone is responsible for their own decisions. Since Kyla made up her mind to give birth to the baby, she would probably have thought of the worst.””

Grace froze, then heard Jason continue, “Since things have come to this, it means that she thinks the price is worth it.”

Grace took a deep breath. ‘Worth it? Is it really worth it to Kyla?

‘But then again, didn’t I think it was worth it when I was pregnant with the triplets? I was willing to bet my life on the survival of the triplets.

‘Maybe that’s what motherhood is like. You’ll be reluctant to let go of the little life in your belly no matter what!

“I was lucky to have survived with our three children,”

muttered Grace.

“Yes, you were lucky. We were lucky.” Jason held Grace and said, “I’ll protect you from now on. I’ll protect you with my life.””

Grace smiled slightly. Suddenly, her expression changed. slightly as she covered her mouth with her hand and her shoulders trembled. It looked like she was about to vomit.

Jason said, “What’s the matter? Are you okay?”

“I’m a little nauseous. Maybe it’s because I ate too much glutinous rice cake this morning and am having indigestion,”

she said.

He sighed helplessly at that. “I told you to eat less, didn’t I? You’ll get easily bloated if you eat too much of that stuff.”

“It’s probably because I haven’t eaten it for a long time, so I found it so delicious that I couldn’t stop eating,” she said.

“Didn’t you used to dislike such sickly sweet food?” Jason asked.

My Gorgeous Wife is an Ex-Convict “Perhaps I had a change of taste. I quite like sweet things recently.” The sweeter, the better. Even she was surprised.

“You can eat sweet things if you like them, but there has to be a limit. Just don’t make yourself uncomfortable.’ Jason reminded her.

She was the only one who could make him behave like a nagging old lady.

“Okay, got it,” replied Grace, feeling like he was spoiling her as though she was a child. ‘By the way, I’ll stay here for a while longer to handle Amber Mitchell’s offairs. I’m not sure when it’ll be over. Why don’t you take the kids back first? They have to attend kindergarten. Besides, it’s inconvenient for you to keep having video conferences in Deer City.”

Jason looked at the person in front of him. Moments later, he smiled gently. “Okay, I’ll help you take care of some things here first. I’ll take our two children back to Emerald City in a few days.”

The two got into the car. Grace was a little tired. She leaned on Jason’s shoulder and soon fell asleep.

Jason stared blankly at the face of the sleeping woman in his arms. He raised his fingers and carefully touched the bangs across her forehead.

If it were before, he would never let her stay in Deer City while he returned to Emerald City with the children if Brian was still there.

However, he was willing to agree and return to Emerald City first.

Was it trust? Was it because he believed she loved him and not Brian?

He had always been jealous of the possibility that Brian would occupy a place in her heart because of their shared childhood memories. Brian had also saved Grace and helped her a lot.

Even so, her feelings for Brian had never been romantic.

“Grace, I trust you, so make me trust you more, okay?” he murmured.

He was slowly learning to trust and let go of that insecurity, but… everything needed time…

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She quiddy said. “No mors not what I meant. I just…” She wanted to say that sine was only concerned about him but recalled that he had told her to stop expressing concern for Finally, she bit her lip a little and said, “Thank you for protecting me. I’m sorry you got hurt.”

He stared at her pale face. Perhaps she did not know how ghastly she looked.

He had read the hospital report and knew how bad her liver was doing right now.

It had only been five years. The transplanted liver would never have deteriorated so quickly if she had not gotten pregnant.

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