Daisy Grant had always been labeled as Aidan Sutherland’s possession. Was Dawn Sutherland determined to take things from him?
Fine, Dawn Sutherland, you will regret this!!
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Dawn Sutherland left the Sutherland Family and got into the car.
Worried and waiting anxiously, Daisy Grant imdiately asked, "Second brother, did the Sutherland Family give you a hard ti? Second brother, actually, I should have been the one to face this..."
Dawn Sutherland glanced at Daisy Grant, started the car, and left the Sutherland Family.
"Rember from now on, you have nothing to do with Aidan Sutherland. Don’t burden yourself with guilt. If we’re going to calculate, Aidan was the one who first got together with that woman Elsa, so your Grant Family has the legitimacy, and the Sutherland Family has no right to accuse you."
Daisy hesitated for a mont, "Second brother—did you tell the Sutherland Family that we... got the certificate?"
Dawn responded with a soft "hmm" and then changed lanes.
"Second brother, this isn’t the road back to the apartnt, you took the wrong turn," Daisy Grant reminded him suddenly as she looked ahead.
Dawn Sutherland stared straight ahead and replied with pursed lips, "I didn’t take the wrong way, we’re going to the hospital now to see your parents. Since it’s already co out at the Sutherland side, the news will soon reach your parents’ ears. Instead of letting others add fuel to the fire, it’s better for us to tell them ourselves."
Daisy Grant nodded, feeling chaotic inside.
Going to see her father, she wondered if he would be even more furious. Marrying her second brother, her father might just be infuriated to death.
After all, her second brother was technically her uncle—
When they reached the hospital, Dawn Sutherland bought so premium packaged fruits from a nearby fruit store.
By Roo Grant’s ward door, Daisy Grant stopped, not daring to move forward, fearing that it might trigger Roo’s condition again.
Dawn Sutherland said lightly to Daisy, "I’ll go in. You should check with the doctor about your dad’s condition, it might give you so peace of mind."
Daisy hesitated for a mont, nodded, and turned around to find Roo Grant’s attending physician.
Seeing her leave, Dawn Sutherland knocked on the ward door with the fruit in hand, and only entered upon receiving a response.
Dawn Sutherland walked in and greeted, "Uncle Grant, Aunt Grant."
Roo Grant and Sophie Brown were chatting, and stopped as they saw Dawn Sutherland co in, their faces showing no emotion.
"Uncle, Aunt, I’m here today to visit personally, this has nothing to do with the Sutherland Family. Please forgive for being busy lately and only coming now," Dawn said.
Sophie Brown’s expression softened. Over these days, she had lost all goodwill towards the aggressive Sutherland Family. Since Dawn Sutherland grew up close to Daisy and was visiting them personally, she was quite welcoming.
Sophie stepped forward to receive Dawn’s fruit, her face much more amiable, "Have a seat, your thoughtfulness is appreciated."
Roo Grant looked at Dawn Sutherland sitting by the bedside, his voice deep and inquisitive, "You’re here just to visit, nothing else?" While speaking, Roo glanced towards the ward door, as if expecting sothing.
Dawn Sutherland pursed his thin lips, "Uncle, I’m here with Daisy, and there is indeed sothing I need to tell you."
Roo Grant withdrew his gaze from the door, and at the ntion of Daisy’s na, his face turned stern with anger, "I have nothing to say to that reckless Daisy! You should leave too!"
Dawn Sutherland didn’t move, looking at Roo Grant’s furious face, he replied in a low voice, "Uncle, Aunt, I’m here today to tell you sothing. Daisy and I... have registered our marriage. We will be getting married next month."
"..."
Sophie Brown and Roo Grant looked at Dawn Sutherland, stunned into silence by this shocking news.
Roo regained his composure, letting out a cold laugh while staring at Dawn, "I have no goodwill towards your Sutherland Family now! Moreover, you’re the second son of the Sutherland Family. Even if my daughter can’t find another husband, she would never marry you! I won’t let others say that my daughter of the Grant Family is clinging desperately to your Sutherland Family!"
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