Impulsive Vow to an Enigmatic Husband (END) novel Chapter 770

Chapter 770 

Comelia said again, “Sure, I’m a bit scared, but I know I’ve got you, Zack, Abby, Bri and the two grannies by my side. I know there’s a bunch of people who care about me and who I care about. I’m not scared anymore. Whatever tricks he’s got up his sleeve, he can bring it on. I won’t say I’m scared anymore.” 

Marcus, who had been in a foul mood all night, couldn’t help but laugh at her words, “Not scared now?” 

Comelia put her hands on her hips and said confidently, “Well, I mean, I’m still kinda scared, but we can’t lose in terms of spirit. Sometimes, just having strong confidence is already half the battle.” 

Take Marcus for example, he had a really strong presence. Whenever anyone negotiated or did anything with him, just a slight raise of his eyebrows can freak them out. How can they get a good result if they’ve already lost their confidence? 

Marcus said, “Cornelia…” 

Comelia said, “Hmm?” 

He said, “Thank you.” 

For not blaming him. For standing by his side! 

Comelia said, “I should be thanking you too!” 

Marcus asked, “What for?” 

Cornelia said, “When my granny was seriously ill, I moved her from Rosenberg to Riverton. If you hadn’t arranged for people to take care of everything for my granny. I wouldn’t have been able to focus on my work. You arranged for people to take such good care of my granny that I had nothing to worry about at work.” 

Marcus said, “That’s something I should do as your husband.” 

“Anyway, I just want to say thank you. Once she gets better, I’ll treat you to dinner, how does that sound?” To Comelia, helping someone else was never an obligation. If someone helped you, it was their kindness. If they didn’t, that was also perfectly fine. 

Marcus had no obligation to help her take care of her granny, but as soon as her granny arrived in Riverton, he mobilized manpower and resources to arrange care for her granny and made her life comfortable. He said that helping her was the right thing to do, but she also. knew to be grateful. 

Just as Marcus was about to say something, there was a knock on the lounge door, and the doctor’s voice came from outside, “President Hartley, the patient has been resuscitated, and she is temporarily out of danger.” 

This good news relieved everyone present, especially Cornelia. She had been able to hold back her tears, pretending nothing had happened. When she heard that her granny was okay, her nerves relaxed and her tears flowed uncontrollably.