Once Cast-Off Wife Now Untouchable Queen novel Chapter 560

Chapter 560 I’m Not Getting Down

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Ralph pointed at Tyrone, his face turning red with fury. “If you hadn’t put ideas in her head, would your mother be asking for a divorce?”

Tyrone’s expression remained calm, his hands tucked into the pockets of his dress pants, his gaze fixed on Edwin.

He said to his father, “Dad, when the Reids were in trouble, I begged both of you for help. Not only did you freeze my accounts, you also pulled me from my internship at Winter Group. You were the ones who turned cold first.”

Ralph snapped defensively, “We did that so you wouldn’t get dragged down with the Reids! We were trying to protect you!”

Tyrone replied, “Grandpa’s stroke is a burden on this family too. Why don’t you just send him to a nursing home, Dad?”

Ralph jabbed a finger at Tyrone, seething through clenched teeth. “The man lying here is my father. Your own grandfather!”

Tyrone nodded. “So it turns out you do have people you care about. There are times when you don’t count the cost after all.”

That one sentence silenced Ralph completely.

He stared at his son and demanded, enunciating every word, “Are you serious about that Reid girl?”

Tyrone met his father’s furious gaze. “Do I look like I’m joking, Dad?”

Tyrone turned and walked out.

Ralph sank into his chair, drained of all strength.

He had spent half his life believing he had it all–a successful career, a son and a daughter, a perfect family.

But now his father was lying in a hospital bed after a stroke.

He and his son were at odds.

His wife wanted a divorce and had taken their daughter to stay at her parents‘ house, refusing to come home.

Every day after leaving the hospital, he returned to a cold, empty house with no one but the servants to

talk to.

Just then, Tyrone’s aunt pushed open the door.

Seeing how haggard and defeated her brother looked, Lara let out a sigh.

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Chapter 560 I’m Not Getting Down

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She sat down beside their father’s bed and said, “If you don’t start reflecting on yourself, you’re going to lose your wife and kids for good.”

Ralph sat slumped in his chair, utterly exhausted.

Lara continued, “I’m Dad’s daughter and even I can’t stand his temper. Why do you keep forcing Virginia and the kids to put up with it?”

Ralph’s voice had lost all its usual arrogance.

He said wearily, “I admit Dad and I both have bad tempers. She can complain and argue all she wants at home, but does it really have to go as far as divorce?”

Lara asked, “Virginia married you in an arranged marriage. The McCarthys are just as wealthy as the Winters. Why should she put up with your bad tempers?”

Ralph hung his head in silence.

Who would have time to think about breakfast?

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