My Ex-husband Begs Me Back

He said, "If you promise, I'll let you go."

Camille purses her lips, a little reluctantly.

Ayan asked again, "Should I say yes? You know a man's reaction is greatest in the early morning.”

What reaction she is not a child naturally understand.

Why is he like this? This is too much of a bummer, right?

Her cheeks were flushed, but he suddenly leaned down and kissed her directly. Camille reacted quickly and avoided it with a tilt of her head, saying in a rush, “I know."

"Know what, Camille , make that clear, hun?"

“I know your reminder, I promise you my word, now can you get out of the way?"

She answered eagerly, afraid that if she delayed a second she would be kissed by him.

This made Ayan frown a bit unpleasantly and asked lightly, “Are you afraid of me kissing you?"

Camille really does not want to continue this conversation, but does not dare to reach out to push him, can only move a stiff body.

Camille didn't answer at the end, because Ayan's phone rang at that moment.

Her first thought was that Eileen was calling, so her expression immediately went down cold.

Ayan reached for the phone and got up from her, he pressed answer: "Mom? *

"Come to the hospital right away, grandpa is not doing well."

"Good."

Ayan's face was grave as he lifted the covers off the bed and told Camille, "Grandpa's in the hospital, let's go there right away.

Camille turned pale and rushed to get up and clean up.

On the way, the two look very serious, Camille is full of worry, the old Simpson to her best, not only love her, but also whenever she will stand on her side to help her, which is the Armstrong family's own parents can not do.

While waiting for the traffic light, Ayan also noticed her expression, he grabbed her hand and held it in his palm, whispering soothingly, "Grandpa will be fine, don't worry, huh?"

Camille just nodded gently, but the anxiety and worry in her heart was not less than half.

By the time they arrived at the hospital, the old Simpson was back in the room from resuscitation.

However, it is still in a coma.

The doctor said, "Mr. Simpson is not seriously injured for the time being, as to when to wake up is not yet known, this time also because of emotional fluctuations too much caused by heart attack, from now on also need to stabilize emotions can not be angry.”

The old Simpson has heart disease, high blood pressure and other diseases of aging.

Fletcher looked at Ayan after the doctor left and said in a low voice, "Ayan, come out here with me for a minute.”

Camille is also wrinkling her brow with a look of apology and self- recrimination.

Ayan looked over at her and lifted his hand to hold hers gently: "Don't worry, I'm here for everything, huh?"

She gave a low muffled nod.

But how can you not be worried?

Seeing her grandfather lying motionless on the hospital bed with an oxygen tube, she was very distressed and guilty, and secretly said: "Grandpa, I'm sorry, it's all my fault, it's all my fault, if it wasn't for me you wouldn't be like this.

Her nose was sore, and tears spilled down her eyes.

Talia saw this and quickly handed over a tissue, whispering soothingly, "Cami don't cry, grandpa will be heartbroken when he sees it, actually grandpa just wants you and Ayan to be good, no matter how you and Ayan are, you will always be the Simpson, and I will always be your mom."

Camille really can't help it.

She had always known that the Simpsons, both her grandfather and Ayan's parents, had been very good to her, which probably included her own grandfather's friendship and affection with the Simpson's, but she could clearly feel that it wasn't entirely so.

Her tears flowed even more fiercely, and Talia was so distressed that she hugged her directly and patted her back affectionately: "If you and Ayan are not at the point where you have to divorce, I hope you can think about it, and I can assure you that, just like Grandpa said, even if you divorce, that woman will not be able to enter the Simpson family. gates."

Camille's brow furrowed slightly, a little surprised: "Mom, why?"