Cutie, Please Marry Me Again (Jenna and Hansen) novel Chapter 675

"Well, I still need to thank Madam Lilian for this. If she hadn't helped..." Hansen didn't continue. Jenna's face turned pale. She understood what Hansen meant.

The dangers he had encountered these days must have been beyond her imagination.

"Grandma, your grandson, Hansen has come back. He has obtained the evidence of Yadriel's crimes. The Richards Group will be safe and prosperous from now on," Jenna said to Vivian's memorial tablet in a low voice.

Hansen pursed his lips and said bitterly.

"Grandma, I'm sorry I wasn't able to see you off. Forgive me."

He lowered his head in guilt.

"Grandma, I misunderstood you because of the modification to your will, and let you down. I'm very grateful that you found me such a good woman like Jenna to marry. Please rest assured. I understand your painstaking efforts now. From now on, Jenna and I will love each other forever. We will work together to create a better future for the Richards Group and Richards Manor. We will not let you down. May you rest in peace."

They confessed their thoughts in front of Vivian's memorial tablet. In the end, they hugged each other tightly.

In the conference room, the collection of fingerprints was being carried out in an orderly manner.

Hansen sat in front of Vivian's memorial tablet with Jenna in his arms.

"Hansen, I'm going to bring my mother here. Aunt Lee has called me several times in the past few days to urge me to bring my Mom over. My mother is very sad about Grandma's death." Jenna should have brought her mother here earlier. However, things in the mansion had been getting more and more out of control. She didn't want to make her mother worry about her. Right then, Liya couldn't cause trouble anymore. So, all was well.

"Okay, baby. I'll pick her up myself later. Go back and rest. Leave this to me," Hansen said gently, smiling.

Jenna nodded.

"Hansen, I have to tell you one more thing." Jenna thought of the Ocean Heart. This treasure will only bring more trouble. After that day, she finally understood the danger and horror that came along with being its beholder. So, she had to tell him.

"Go ahead. I'm listening." Hansen continued to bury his head in her hair as he muttered softly.

On the battlefield the previous night, what he feared most was never seeing his wife in his arms ever again. When he was surrounded by strong enemies, he was fearful of being on the brink of death. At that moment, his heart fell into a dark abyss that was beyond redemption. He thought that if he could get out of danger safely, he only wanted to live a peaceful life with her and their children. Screw the company and everything else.

However, when he thought about it again, he knew that he was being selfish, and it was impossible. As long as he was the head of the family, he had to take responsibility. As long as he was the president of the Richards Group, he had to lead the company well.

Therefore, he felt guilty for Jenna and their child.

"Hansen, do you remember when I told you about the Ocean Heart?" Her fingertips gently pressed against his head, and her lips moved close to his ear as she quietly asked.

Hansen was taken aback.

"Liya was trying to force you to give her the Ocean Heart, wasn't she?" Hansen asked softly after staying silent for a while.

"Yes, she was, endlessly. She snuck into

Grandma's bedroom several times to look for it," Jenna replied with certainty.

Hansen suddenly raised his head. The warmth in his eyes gradually faded, and a murderous aura replaced it.

"So, that's what they were looking for. D*mn it," he growled.

"Hansen, did you notice anything?" Jenna asked, her heart pounding with fear when she heard this.

"So, that's what they were looking for all this while, the Ocean Heart. Looks like I've underestimated these people," he muttered to himself.