After divorce, Ex-wife Revealed Identities novel Chapter 577

Chapter 577

Now, Clark was in a prison cell, and she didn't want to see Clark die tragically in prison.

Only when she lost it did she know... what this man Clark meant to her.

Even though she knew that she would be abused, ridiculed and despised if she came to the Bennett family's Villa... she still came back.

"Brother... Clark is innocent. Please let me meet Dad... he has been in a high position in Urgford for a long time, and the power in his hand will definitely save Clark."

As Winter spoke, she knelt to Raiden and the others.

She knocked hard and loudly, and blood oozed down her forehead.

Her forehead was red and swollen.

For a while, the living room was silent, almost everyone stared at Winter's bloody forehead in shock.

Aleah Bennett, the youngest daughter of the Bennett family, said in a low voice, "Brother... don't let her make trouble again, and people will say that we, the Bennett family, are bullying her. Or... drive her out!"

"Well, that's right." Raiden yelled loudly, "Somebody! Drag this crazy woman out!"

Immediately, a few servants from the Bennett family jumped out and dragged Winter, whose face was covered with blood, out. Winter looked at them desperately, "Please... please... don't drive me out..."

But, soon, her voice disappeared.

The living room suddenly resumed its excitement.

Jazlynn looked around and found that the other sisters hadn't noticed her, so she whispered to Raiden next to her, "Brother, I heard that Dad is dying."

Raiden frowned and immediately asked, "What's going on?"

"Yesterday afternoon, the nurse called me and said that our father had been in a brief coma. The doctor said that he might have intracranial hemorrhage. He was critically ill in the evening, and then he regained consciousness in the morning."

"Just now the nurse sent me another Facebook message saying that he had high blood pressure again and passed out in a coma."

"Probably he had a stroke..."

As soon as Raiden heard it, he said irritably, "Why didn't you say it earlier?"

If it was a stroke, it was better to treat it lightly and in time.

If the treatment was proper and the recovery was fast, he would be no different from normal people.

But if his situation was serious and he hadn't received timely treatment, then...