The Ceo’s Convict Wife

“What’s wrong?” Calvin asked, looking at Hanna’s serious expression.

“It’s about Amelia,” Hanna said, pushing her phone closer to Calvin. In this way, both of them could see what was on the news.

According to the news, a group of reporters surrounded Amelia in a hall. They were raising various, sharp questions, all of which seemed to revolve around “divorce” and “health”.

Facing the reporters’ questions, Amelia answered, “We haven’t divorced. Warren and I keep our marriage very stable. As for why my husband brought Melissa to the banquet you mentioned, the reason was that Melissa is his personal nurse. Besides, I was not feeling well that day. So, she attended the banquet on my behalf. None of us have expected that there would be such a misunderstanding.”

“So, Mr. York indeed has health issues, right?”

“My husband needs medical care because he has donated his liver to me twice. If it weren’t for him, I might not be alive today. Now, his health has improved, and he is recovering well, which is why the doctors allowed him to leave the hospital. The reason we hired a professional nurse to take care of him was to ensure that he gets proper care when I’m not in Lofbury,” Amelia replied.

“But you two are living separately. Is there really no problem in your relationship? Since your husband has donated his liver to you twice, shouldn’t you stay with him and take care of him yourself?”

“Here’s the thing. I had secondary liver transplant surgery while giving birth, so I’m not in good health, and it’s not suitable for me to take care of a patient. I stay here in Strico because I want to take care of

my mother. Besides, our eldest son is also here in Strico. I hope that after this semester, we can move back to Lofbury.” Material © of NôvelDrama.Org.

“I’ve heard that you are just running a concession stand. You are Warren’s wife, and it is easy for the York family to buy you and your children a better house in Strico with their assets. And you can live an easier life. You don’t have to run a small shop while taking care of your children.”

“My mother is in charge of the concession stand, and I just help her a little. Although Warren is my husband, my mother doesn’t want to rely on the York family. Instead, she wants to support herself. As she is my mother, I don’t want to reject her.”

“Then why do you live in such a shabby house behind the shop with your children? And it seems that you have lived there for many years. But you’ve just got married for one year or so, and your eldest son is now 10 years old. Does this mean that you and Mr. York are not in a good relationship? If you didn’t undergo a second pregnancy, maybe you wouldn’t get married at all, right?”

“We love each other. That’s why we have a second child. I used to feel inferior, and that didn’t deserve Warren, but I gradually let go of my insecurities because Warren had been persistent. In the future, I will go back to Lofbury and live with Warren. I hope you can stop speculating too much about our relationship!”

Amelia’s replies were textbook-like, portraying a picture of a stable marital relationship while also shaping a positive image of her husband, Warren.

Hanna didn’t know until now that Amelia’s husband was Warren, the chairman of York Group in Lofbury.

The York family in Lofbury was also a rich family!

“Amelia’s husband donated his liver to her twice, so they must love each other,” Hanna murmured. Then, she asked Calvin, “Do you know Warren?”

“Yes, I have met him several times,” Calvin said. “Warren used to love Amelia very much.”

“Used to?” Hanna was stunned. She asked, “Doesn’t he love Amelia now

“I don’t know. All I know is that Warren left Strico and went back to Lofbury after donating his liver to Amelia for the second time. I have no idea what happened between them, but if Warren still loves Amelia, he wouldn’t choose to be separate from her,” Calvin said.

Because if it were him, he would never leave the person he loved, no matter what happened.

Although Hanna only met Amelia once, she had a good impression of her. “I hope that Amelia’s marriage can be happy. They already have two children… Moreover, her husband donated his liver to her twice. Most ordinary couples wouldn’t do that.”

“If she hadn’t had a second child, Warren wouldn’t need to donate his liver again. Amelia almost died on the operating table in order to give birth to that child. Do you think she is selfish or selfless?” Calvin said, staring at the short news related to Amelia, which was still playing on Hanna’s phone, with a sarcastic smile.

“Well… maybe she just wanted to keep the baby,” Hanna murmured.

“If she died because of the child, what else could she do? She was also lucky to have Warren, who was willing to save her life with his liver. If Warren hadn’t taken the risk of donating his liver for a second time, Amelia would have been dead,” Calvin said, his tone becoming more impassioned than his usual cold and composed self.

This was the second time he had expressed his dissatisfaction with women who took risks to give birth.

“Are you worried about Rosalie?” Hanna’s soft voice sounded in his ears.

Calvin suddenly stiffened and looked at the person in front of him in a daze.

Hanna said gently, “I know. You are worried about Rosalie because she also insists on giving birth to her baby. Well, women are willing to risk their lives to give birth, not just because of the child. The more important thing is that they love the child’s father.”

After a pause, she said in a low voice, “The depth of love determines the extent of risk one is willing to take. The deeper the love, the greater the risks one is willing to bear.”

“Love?” Calvin suddenly smiled bitterly. “Yeah, Rosalie… She loves

Jonathan very much. She loved him so much…”

His smile carried a profound sense of desolation, and it made Hanna feel hurt. She said, “I… I’m sorry. I… I shouldn’t have said that.” She thought that she shouldn’t have brought up his sadness.

“You’re telling the truth. And there’s no need to apologize,” he replied, slightly lowering his eyes. His long eyelashes seemed to shield his eyes. He said, “Do you agree that life is very unfair? I met her earlier, but she fell in love with Jonathan.”