A Farewell After Being Reborn novel Chapter 272

She truly owed it to Ian last night. Otherwise, not only would she have been physically hurt, but those indecent videos would've been all over the internet by now. There was no way she could be sitting here, conversing peacefully with Linda.

"Sage, it's obvious that Ian cares about you now. Are you really not going to give him another chance?" Linda still wanted to fight for her grandson.

Sage shook her head resolutely. "Grandma, what's done is done. Ian helped me last night, but that doesn't change the fact that we're getting a divorce. I'm going to the court with him tomorrow."

Linda shook her head as she had expected that. "Alright. I won't try to persuade you anymore."

The elderly woman squeezed Sage's hand and said, "Don't overdo it. You just went to the hospital last night. Sit down and rest."

"It's alright, Grandma. I'm not tired." Sage wanted to spend more time with Linda as she wouldn't be able to take care of her as her granddaughter-in-law soon.

"Grandma, Uncle Owen called me just now and told me Grandpa's not feeling well, so he won't be able to attend your birthday party. But Uncle Owen will come over with Aunt Susan later," she said as she massaged Linda's shoulders.

Linda smiled and said, "We're family. There's no need for such formalities. This isn't a grand banquet either. It's just a gathering for everyone to enjoy themselves. I can't take the hustle and bustle, so I came in here to enjoy some peace and quiet."

"Grandma." Ian walked in as the two were talking. When he noticed Sage massaging his grandmother's shoulders, he hurried over to her, took her wrist, and took a look at it before saying, "Go and get some rest. I'll take over."

"Oh, so now you know how to take care of your wife." Linda glared at her grandson. "What took you so long?"

"Grandma—" Sage was about to speak up when Ian cut her off.

"You're right, Grandma. I wasn't a good husband in the past."

"My aunt asked me to bring you this cup of coffee." He stood before her and offered her the cup.

Sage accepted it and asked in confusion, "Why are you out here as well? Weren't you supposed to be inside with Grandma?"

He responded calmly, "Grandma said I was too heavy-handed and kicked me out."

"Heavy-handed? As if. Grandma probably still wants us to get back together," she thought. "Go and greet your relatives then. I'd like to sit in silence for a bit," Sage said.

However, Ian sat down beside Sage and said, "There's something I need to tell you."

"What is it?"