The Abandoned Wife Dumped Him First (Victoria and Elias) novel Chapter 346

Elias was gone.

He had just hung up the phone and walked out of the private room with long strides, not even taking a moment to glance back at Victoria.

Victoria stared at the open door, feeling a bit dazed. When she was on the sofa, Elias hadn't been far from her. Besides, the room was so quiet you could hear a pin drop, so she had vaguely overheard words like "Lady Laurel," "hospital," and "fainted" coming from the phone.

For Elias to leave in such a hurry, especially after a call from the Shawn estate, Victoria didn't need to think hard to guess it had something to do with Laurel.

But…

Laurel was always so health-conscious and had never had any major health problems. Why would she suddenly faint?

Victoria's brow furrowed. She thought about it for a moment but couldn't come up with an answer, so she decided to drop it. After all, she and Elias were divorced, which meant she had no connection to the Shawn family. Laurel's well-being was none of her concern.

Victoria didn't stay in the room for long. She got up, left the private room, and took the elevator to exit The Cloudscape.

Ding!

The elevator stopped at the ground floor, and the doors slowly slid open. Victoria looked up, about to step out, when she saw Hawk standing right outside.

She was taken aback. "Mr. Hawk?"

Hawk stepped forward, holding the elevator door open. "Miss Sanger, Lady Laurel had an accident in Miss Vale's room. She hit her head and passed out, so Mr. Shawn rushed over to handle it. He asked me to wait here and drive you home."

Victoria's eyebrows twitched, a hint of surprise in her heart. "She fainted in Genevieve's room?"

Years ago, when Elias's father died in a car crash, Laurel couldn't handle the blow of losing her husband so soon after their wedding. She left right after giving birth to Elias.

She was gone for sixteen years. It wasn't until Elias was a sophomore in high school that she remembered she had a son and wanted to return to make up for the motherly love he had missed.

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