My Sweetheart novel Chapter 304

The bodyguard caught up with Kathy soon and detained her again.

“This is Mrs Booth’s order. Please don’t embarrass us.”

Kathy bit her lips. She suddenly remembered that the Booth family was the most powerful family in Country B.

She sarcastically smiled.

When they arrived at the hospital, Kathy was taken to the ward and she was calm.

These bodyguards stood behind her and it was impossible for her to escape.

At the ward door, Bertie quietly leaned against the wall. He had a cigarette in his hand but he didn’t smoke it.

A low cry could be heard from the ward.

“Kathy, Grandpa is…”

After hearing his words, Kathy’s expression changed.

She looked up and asked, “What do you say just now?”

“Grandpa died just now. He wants to see you but he couldn't wait until you come back.”

Kathy bit her lips tightly and she felt a little sad.

“Well, when do I could go back?” Kathy took a deep breath.

She didn’t want to have any connection with the Booth family.

“Could you please at least stay until grandpa’s funeral is over?” Bertie said with begging.

“Kathy, Could you stay here?”

At this time, Jennifer came out from the ward. She cried for a long time and looked gaunt.

She was used to be elegant and graceful but she looked much older now.

Kathy stood at the door of the ward and looked at grandpa’s face. It seemed he was regretful.

“I would attend the funeral.”

Kathy turned around to leave.

But the bodyguard blocked her again.

Jennifer walked to her, “Kathy, I will let you go until your grandpa’s funeral is over.”

She ordered the bodyguard to drive Kathy the Booth family.

“Mrs Booth, I tell you I would go back to City N.” Kathy said in an irrefutable tone.

“Is it so unwilling for you to stay here?” Jennifer looked at Kathy and her eyes were red.

“I have no feeling for the Booth family.”

She turned and walked into the elevator.

Bertie tried to catch up with her but Jennifer stopped him. “Forget it. Don’t force her.”

“I will drive her back.” Bertie said.

Kathy was waiting for the taxi outside.

Bertie drove car to her. “I will send you back.”

Kathy alertly looked him.

“Don’t worry, I will not drive you the Booth family.”

Kathy agreed and rebooked the next flight.

Bertie said nothing. He was still in grief.

When he was a young boy, He lived in the Booth family and also called Zack grandpa. Zack was the person he respected most.

Thinking of grandpa’s words, he looked at Kathy.

“You need to take good care of Kathy.”

Did he have to chance to take care of her?

Kathy realized that Bertie was looking at her and she frowned.

“What do you want to say?”

“Do you know what grandpa has told me?”

“He tells you to marry me.” Kathy said in deep voice.

She still remembered that sentence angered grandpa. He would not be willing even if he was dead.