Madam Escaped Again, Sir (Lillian Hawkins and Eric Walker) novel Chapter 262

The more Rose thought about it, the more she was upset.

It was true that none from the Gray Family was good!

Toby lowered his eyelids, hiding the look under his eyes. "It's my fault that I didn't find out about it."

He wasn't going to tell his grandmother about him being hypnotized. At such an old age, anything could happen to her.

Upon hearing that, she sighed and solemnly looked at him. "So, are you sure you want Sonia to return to your side now?”

"Yes!" Toby narrowed his eyes and nodded. "I have loved her for more than ten years. How can

I willingly let her go? She can only be mine!"

He spoke with the utmost confidence. At the same time, it also illustrated his determination to win the battle.

The old lady was silent for a moment before she eventually agreed with him. After all, it was her own grandson. Of course she also wanted him to have a good life. "Since you have made up your mind, then you should show all your sincerity and heart to impress Sonia and convince her to forgive you. Of course, you can't force her to make a decision. Otherwise, I will disown you!" Rose’s expression was portentous as she looked at Toby.

Toby met her gaze with all seriousness. "Yes!"

"Then, you should have a good rest while I return home first." Rose stood up with the help of her crutches as Mary rushed to support her.

Soon, the two left the ward under his watchful eye.

Outside the ward, Rose asked Mary to release her grip. Then, Rose took out her phone to dial Sonia's number. Seems like I have to help them.

Soon, the phone rang before Sonia’s yawning voice greeted, “Grandma, it's so late now. What's the matter?"

"Sonia, did I disturb your sleep?" Rose then remembered that it was already the middle of the night and apologized for her negligence.

Sonia turned on the light and sat up in bed. As she leaned against the headboard, she replied, "No, I just went to bed. So, I'm not quite asleep yet."

"Is that so?" The old lady nodded, but she sounded hesitant.

As she sensed that Rose was about to say something, Sonia smiled. "Grandma, if you have anything to say, just say it. There’s no need to hide anything from me."

The old lady touched the head of her crutches, her face filled with a bitter smile." Sonia, Toby..."

Sonia understood what Rose meant as her eyelids drooped. "Grandma, are you trying to say that President Fuller loves me?"

"Sonia, how did you know that?" Rose stared into the distance in surprise.

The corners of Sonia’s mouth twitched. “It’s because he has already said it to me three hours go."

"Then, what do you think, Sonia?" Rose asked.

Sonia shook her head. "I’m not sure. I just think it's fake because I've been married to him for six years, but he's never loved me, not even after the divorce. Suddenly, out of no blue today, he comes and tells me that he loves me? I don't think anyone would believe it."

"Indeed," Rose lamented. "Sonia, Toby didn't lie to you, though. What he said is true. He really loves you."

Sonia merely thought that Rose had not dismissed the idea of setting her up with Toby, so Sonia ruffled her hair and replied, "Well, it's late. Hurry up and have some rest. Don't stay up late. Anyway, I'm also a bit tired. So, I'll come to see you some other day. Good night."

It was after she said those words that she hung up.

The old lady tore the phone away from her ear with a helpless sigh.

Mary asked, "She doesn't believe it?" "Who would?" Rose gave a bitter smile. "Sonia obviously doesn't really want to talk about such things either. It's the first time she's hung up on me in such a hurry."

Mary laughed. "That’s true. Considering how Young Master Toby has treated her before, it's normal for her not to believe it."

"I was thinking of helping Toby out by putting in a good word for him with Sonia, but now it seems that I’m useless. Toby will have to impress her on his own in the future," Rose spoke in a resigned tone as she kept her phone away.