To Be Yours Again novel (Jenny and Alex) novel Chapter 592

Chapter 592 He's Not Worth It

After their brief exchange, Jenny left Alfred's office. She then took out her phone before hesitating. Mortimer was Alec's biological father, no matter what. Would Alec be upset to hear the news? Had he heard about it?

Jenny called him anyway. The call rang on for several long seconds before Alec finally picked up. He sounded tired. ’Jenny."

"You sound exhausted. Are you alright?' Jenny asked, concerned.

"Yeah, I’m alright. There's just been a lotto get done at work." All Alec wanted was to settle everything as soon as possible and then go to Bardoff City, where he could focus on taking down the Glasses as they had planned.

The moment the Glasses were taken care of, he could officially be with Jenny. That's why he was in a hurry to make it happen.

Jenny was oblivious to it. She had only mentioned it back then because she wasn't yet sure what to do with her relationship with Alec.

His exhaustion made Jenny wince. "Don't rush. Take your time. Vincent is still manning the fort for you here, so you don't have to hurry."

"I know, but...l want to see you."

Jenny's face instantly flushed red. It was a good thing no one was around to see it.

Alec stayed silent for a good while. Just before Jenny was about to speak up again, he answered, "You mean the news of him being in a coma? Yeah, I heard."

Jenny longed to console him but didn't know what to say. She wasn't good at it.

"Are you okay? I can visit him for you." He was Alec's biological father, after all.

Alec scoffed. "He's not worth it. "You don't need to go. He has nothing to do with you anyway. Not even if he dies." Just like Alec wouldn't have visited Mortimer in the hospital if he was in Bardoff City, he naturally wouldn't let Jenny visit. To him, Mortimer Faust had died long ago.

Jenny sighed in relief. "What about Grandpa?" "I haven't told him yet. His health hasn't been the best, so I don't want him to know yet." All Alec could do was pretend Mortimer was still fine in front of his grandfather.