Grace and Benjamin novel Chapter 5

Susan couldn’t believe that Grace had actually spoken to her in such a manner. 

She pointed a finger, which was adorned with a large sapphire ring, at Grace. “What’s with your attitude? Say that again!”

There was no hint of fear on Grace’s face.

She fixed her eyes on Susan and said, “Since Yvonne is moving in, you can get her to do the work. I’ll never do it again!” She articulated her words clearly.

After she spoke, Grace felt an unprecedented sense of relief wash over her.

Susan, on the other hand, completely lost her temper. “You—”

“Mom!” Celia suddenly caught Susan’s arm and lowered her voice.

“Grace is angry, isn’t she? I heard that yesterday Benjamin had …”

Celia told Susan what had happened last night. Judging from how smug she looked, it was clear that she had exaggerated the story.

Susan seemed to understand the situation at once. “How dare you take it out on me when you’re the one who couldn’t make your husband stay?”

Grace had already walked out of the villa. She slowed to a stop. She turned around, suppressing herself from lashing out at Susan.

Then, she retorted coldly, “Haven’t you been doubting my fertility for the past three years? Why don’t you have Benjamin undergo a medical checkup as well?

“After all, he couldn’t even get an erection after everything I did to him yesterday. I wonder whose fault it truly is that I can’t get pregnant.”

“You …” Susan was at a loss for words, and so was Celia.

When Susan came to her senses, she fumed. “Grace, don’t you dare think I won’t have Benjamin divorce you!”

In the past, Grace hadn’t wanted to get into conflict with the rest of the Hawkins family for Elizabeth’s sake. So she had compromised. However, she didn’t care about that anymore.

“That’s up to you,” Grace replied flatly, walking away without a trace of hesitation. She left Susan to fume and rage.

After she left, Susan couldn’t help but think something was amiss.

“Go up and ch*ck if we have lost anything valuable. You saw how heavy her luggage was. Who knows what’s in there!” she ordered Celia.

Soon, Celia hurriedly came down with a folder in her hand.

This was the first time he had called her in their three years of marriage.

Before the line connected, Larry stepped out of the elevator on the top floor and rushed over to him.

“Mr. Hawkins, I just received Ms. Lewis’ resignation letter in my email.”

Larry was panting. “Ms. Lewis is in charge of a lot of projects, of which Darai Medical Expo is the most important.

“We haven’t even done the handovers yet. What should we do now?”

Benjamin’s expression was getting darker and darker, especially when he couldn’t reach Grace on the phone.

“Hello, the number you have dialed is currently busy. Please try again later.”

Grace had declined his call.