My Mommy Became A Billionaire After the Breakup novel Chapter 158

Chapter 158 Rose's Daughter-In-Law

On their way, Athena received a call from Byron.

Athena picked up the phone.

Before Byron could say anything, Athena took the initiative to report. "Mr. Crawford, Madam Stella's friend is in critical condition. I'm currently escorting her to the care home, the same one where Mrs. Alivia Crawford is receiving treatment."

"Critical condition? Do you need my help?" Byron asked in a deep voice.

"Let's talk about it when we get there," Athena replied.

Suddenly, Athena heard a faint voice from the other end of the line.

"Understood. Drive safely, don't rush, and reach out to me if you need help." Byron's tone was gentle, but there was obvious panic in his voice.

"Okay."

Athena replied and then hung up the phone.

Although the voice just now was not very clear, Athena could still recognize it was Heather's voice.

No wonder it was so easy for Byron to agree to let her go tonight.

So he was with Heather.

"Athena?"

On the side, Rose called her.

Athena snapped back to reality and asked, "Yes. What's the matter?"

"If he passes away, do you think I will never be able to find that person for the rest of my life?" Rose murmured.

Athena hesitated for a moment and then asked, "Madam Stella, may I ask who is that person of yours?"

"She..." Rose let out a long sigh and said, "She is my daughter-in-law."

"Huh?" Athena didn't expect Rose would say that.

"The person at the care home is actually her adoptive father. It turns out that when she and another girl were born, there was an accidental switch. This truth came to light not long after she married into our family," Rose shook her head and continued, "Subsequent events brought considerable shame upon our family, which I'd prefer not to discuss. In the end, as a result of my momentary oversight and stupid, her marriage with my son was annulled, and she departed our family, vanishing without a trace."

Athena didn't say anything.

Athena now understood that Rose's longing to find that person was because of her haunting sense of guilt.