Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 661

Jenna was the closest to her. So, she leaned over and put her head close to her. She reached out to lift her wrist, but Vivian stopped her.

"Grandma." Jenna stared at her with wide eyes and shouted with heartache.

Vivian opened her mouth and looked at her. Tears welled up in her eyes. She took a few deep breaths, and her body began to convulse.

"Call a doctor." Jenna immediately came to her senses. She only had time to raise her head and shout out this sentence. Then, she saw Vivian open her eyes for the last time, suddenly exhaled, and lolled her head to the side. Her whole body sagged.

"Mom!" "Grandma!" Everyone realized something and called out at once.

Jenna was stupefied. She only felt that Vivian's grip was getting loose, and her hand was getting colder. Jenna cried out, "Grandma."

In an instant, everyone was shocked to their core.

Vivian had passed away!

This was everyone's shared understanding.

After only a short while, the room immediately burst into loud cries. Everyone started to cry out loud for Vivian.

The whole room was filled with the sound of crying and screaming, shrouding it in an air of sorrow.

Everyone began to recall Vivian's amazing life. She had been like a heroine. The kindness that they had received, the joy that she had brought to them, as well as the woman who had established the prosperous Richards Manor, had left just like that.

The pain was felt by everyone, including the servants of Richards Manor, and they all began to sob bitterly.

Right then, Richards Manor was already pervaded with mournful cries. The sound of weeping shook even the sky.

Jenna was lying on her stomach beside Vivian's bed, sobbing non-stop.

Vivian had spoiled and taken care of her. Jenna was deeply touched, and she always reserved gratitude and respect for Vivian. Vivian's departure made her heart ache beyond words. Apart from crying, she really didn't know what else to say.

Only she understood that Vivian had left the world with regrets.

Her beloved grandson, Hansen, was not there with her at her last breath, and she couldn't meet him, the grandson whom she was most proud of in her life. What a pity it was.