Changing Only For Her novel (Sophie and Tristan) novel Chapter 131

Chapter 131 She Will Not Go Back To Her Ex

“Why does it always come back to Sophie?” Constance was so angry that she was trembling.

Yale and Charmaine showed up at that moment.

They both jumped in fear when they saw the blood on Willow.

“Willow, are you okay? Are you hurt?” asked Charmaine in a concerned tone. When Willow replied by shaking her head, Charmaine asked, “Where’s Mason? What’s the situation now?”

“I don’t know. I honestly have no idea what is going on. Mason went to look for Sophie, and I couldn’t stop him, even though I tried. I don’t know what Sophie told him, but he acted as though he had gone insane.”

“Sophie… ugh, why is she always making a mess? Don’t worry, Mrs. Laird. I will not let Sophie get away with this if anything were to happen to Mason,” growled Yale. If he could, he would strangle Sophie then and there.

“Do you really think I will let Sophie go now that things have progressed to this extent?”

What does he mean by “if”? Mason has been sent to the hospital! Something has already happened!

The surgery took hours, and the sun had already risen by the time it was over.

When the doctor exited the operating theatre, Constance went to him right away and asked, “How is my son?”

Willow was staring nervously at the doctor as well.

“The surgery was a success, but we don’t know if there will be any complications yet. We’ll have to further observe his condition. His legs are severely injured, though, so he might have trouble walking in the future,” replied the doctor. He had already done everything he could, and all that was left was for the patient to fight for himself.

“What? He might have trouble walking… Oh no, Doctor, please. You have to save him. He is my only son, and I can’t let anything bad happen to him.” Constance could not accept the news of her son being crippled. Mason had always been her pride and joy, so she would not let anything bad happen to him. “Please, you have to help him. I will pay you however much you want.”

“We’ve done everything we can. He will have to work hard during rehab. Only then can we determine how things will turn out.”

At that stage, no one could guarantee what would happen in the end.

It was already two in the afternoon when Mason woke up.

Constance, Willow, Yale, and Charmaine had been staying guard beside him the entire time.

They didn’t sigh a breath of relief until they saw him waking up.

“Mason, how do you feel? Does it hurt anywhere? I’ll go get the doctor for you right away,” said Willow in a worried tone.

Mason didn’t reply. He looked as though he was at peace.

“What’s wrong, Mason? Are you hurt? Talk to me,” requested Constance who was teary-eyed at that moment.

“Just leave. I want to be alone.”

Mason wasn’t in the mood to listen to what others had to say. The only person he wanted to see was Sophie, but there was no way she’d show up.

Charmaine could tell that Constance was on the verge of losing her temper, so she quickly dragged her away. “Mrs. Laird, let’s leave for now. Mason needs to rest.”

Yale shot a look at Mason.

The former kept thinking about what the doctor said earlier. Does that mean Mason won’t be able to walk properly in the future? If that is the case, what will happen to Willow?

That night, Willow returned to school. When she saw Sophie acting as though nothing had happened, her fury overwhelmed her.

Willow ran to Sophie. She no longer feared anything anymore.

“Sophie Tanner, you jinx. You’re the reason Mason is lying in the hospital bed right now. He might never be able to walk again! People like you should be dead. You should’ve died in Horington and never come back,” roared Willow. Her emotions were running wildly at that time.

She didn’t know if she would still want to marry him if he became a cripple.

Sophie shot a look at Willow.

“What does his injury have to do with me? What do you mean when you say I’m the reason this is happening? It’s not as though I am the driver who hit him,” replied Sophie before she mercilessly dissed. “Wait, didn’t you say that you love him no matter what? Isn’t this perfect for you? You can prove your love to him now.”

“You…” growled Willow. She was infuriated. “What are you so happy about? Do you really think the Laird family will let you get away with this now that he is hurt?”

The Laird family of Jipsdale was ridiculously powerful, both in terms of economic prowess and political influence. They were much more powerful than the Tanner family.