The wrong Woman novel by Ginny Not Genie novel Chapter 1077

Gregory lay on the hospital bed, with bandages covering his head and body. He had just come out of the emergency room, so he looked very weak.

Imogen and Jasper rushed to the hospital. Seeing the injured Gregory, they were both shocked and horrified.

Gregory was a disabled man and to be beaten like this was beyond unjust.

With tears in her eyes, Imogen angrily demanded, "Dad, who did this to you?"

Gregory shook his head and slowly looked at Jasper.

Jasper's expression was serious as he comforted him, "Dad, don't worry. I'll handle this. Just take care of yourself."

Carol's eyes were red from crying. She said in a low and hoarse voice, "Imogen, it was a group of thugs. They attacked your dad out of nowhere. Did you offend someone?"

Imogen looked at Carol in confusion. She asked, "Mom, why do you think it's because of me?"

Carol sniffled and choked up, "B-Because they kept shouting that your dad didn't know how to raise his daughter."

Imogen was stunned. She turned to look at Jasper.

Meeting her gaze, Jasper asked, "What's wrong? Why are you looking at me like that?"

Imogen quickly averted her eyes and asked Carol, "Mom, did you call the police?"

"Yes, we did."

Jasper said, "If someone was paid to do this, they probably don't know who hired them. It's going to be hard to investigate."

Imogen remained silent.

They stayed with Gregory in the hospital for a while. Once he fell asleep, they left the hospital.

On the way home, Imogen was deep in thought.

In the back seat of the car, Jasper held Imogen's hand tightly. When he noticed something wasn't right with Imogen, he asked nervously, "Do you know something?"

Imogen didn't respond to his question. After a moment of silence, she turned to look at Jasper.

"I know she did, but why?"

Imogen replied, "She likes you."

Jasper was speechless.

After taking a deep breath, Imogen continued, "We argued, and she threw a glass of water at me so I retaliated."

Jasper's face turned pale as his anger grew.

"My parents have both been hurt. Also, our old house in the city was damaged under the pretense of a minor illegal construction issue," Imogen said, her voice filled with frustration and anger.

"I'm sure it's related to her. After all, the Gibson family isn't a normal wealthy family."

Jasper held Imogen's hand and gently rubbed it. He comforted her in a gentle tone, "It's my fault, Imogen. I'm sorry. I know what to do now."

Imogen felt unhappy as she remained silent.