From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter 249 Nathan, I'm Going to Entrust Penelope to You "She hopes we can get back together," Penelope said truthfully, "Even though it's impossible." Nathan paused, lowering his voice. "Penelope, why is it impossible?" Her eyelashes fluttered lightly. "We can't get back together." "As long as you say yes, I..." Penelope interrupted him. "Nathan, I'm asking you to visit my mother. Make her happy by pretending we'll end up together, okay?" She knew Nathan would do anything to be with her.

But she couldn't ruin his bright future.

Besides, Penelope felt she had lost the ability to love someone.

She had been entangled with Kelvin for too long, and she had suffered from too many hurts and deep scars that were hard to heal.

Nathan deserved better.

"Please," seeing Nathan hesitate, Penelope said, "Just lie to my mom. She'll believe what you say." Nathan sighed, "I'd do anything for you. Such a small thing; how could I refuse?" "Then let's get in the car." Grace had very little tawake each day, mostly in a daze.

Penelope was afraid that if they were late, Grace would already be asleep.

Meanwhile, Brian was sending a real-tmessage to Kelvin, reporting: [Mr. Davis, Mrs. Davis has arrived at the Smith Group with Nathan, heading to the nursing home.] This was Brian's job.

He thought it was a trivial matter, and since Penelope wasn't hiding, it wasn't an urgent or important secret.

If Brian decided not to report it, Kelvin, with his intelligence, would definitely notice his lack of absolute loyalty.

Then. Kelvin would replace him or assign another bodyguard.In that case. Penelope's escape would be compromised! In Brian's mind, he had Penelope's well-being at heart.

Upon receiving the message, Kelvin narrowed his eyes and pondered.

'Nathan? Nursing home?' 'What were they up to?' Kelvin immediately got up, grabbed his car keys, and walked out.

"Mr. Davis, there's a meeting this afternoon." Ryan reminded him. "Cancel it!" At the nursing home, in the ward.

Grace was taking her medication, a small white pill, quite expensive and imported. Before entering, Penelope took several deep breaths and put on a sweet smile.

"Mom," she opened the door. "Look who's here." Grace looked up. "Nathan?" "Aunt Grace," Nathan placed the gifts he brought to the side.

"Penelope said you wanted to see me, so I cright away." "You could've just visited; no need for gifts." "It's just a small token from me." Grace becvery kind and amiable, with none of her previous worries.

She smiled. "Nathan, I have everything I need here. Don't waste your money." After seeing him as Penelope's husband, her fondness for him grew with every glance.

"It's not expensive," Nathan replied, "Besides, it's only right forto bring you something." With just a few words, Nathan easily made Grace laugh.

Connor and Penelope exchanged a glance.

It wasn't appropriate for them to stay in this situation.

They should leave the room for Grace and Nathan! "Mom, you chat with Nathan," Penelope said, "Dad and I will go to the doctor's office." Grace didn't even look at her; she just waved her hand and said, "Alright." Before leaving, Penelope glanced at Nathan.

Everything was understood without words.

Nathan gave her a look and, as they passed each other, whispered, "Don't worry." As soon as they were gone, Grace waved. "Nathan, ccloser. I haven't seen you for a while, and I have something to tell you." Nathan walked over to the bed. "I have plenty of ttoday, Aunt Grace. Take your time." Grace opened her mouth, having just been smiling, but suddenly wiped her eyes, starting to cry.

"I've watched you grow up..." Grace sighed. "I'm very reassured to leave Penelope in your care. But our family has faced such changes, and everything has changed." "Aunt Grace, I love Penelope. That has never changed." "Despite knowing she's been married, endured a miscarriage, and fully aware of her past, you still choose to love her wholeheartedly??" Nathan nodded solemnly. "I still love Penelope; that has never changed." Grace's tears fell even harder.

"Good, your words makefeel better," Grace said, "I don't have much tleft. I might close my eyes and never open them again. So, Nathan, I want to entrust Penelope to your care." Outside the door.

Kelvin, who had rushed over, stood at the door of the ward with his hand on the doorknob. When he heard Grace's words, he stopped.

He slowly withdrew his hand, leaned forward, and listened to the conversation inside.

Nathan and Grace had no idea that Kelvin was outside!

Grace seemed to be giving her final wishes, "Penelope may look strong, but she's actually soft hearted. She likes to keep things to herself, as you know. After all, she's been through, she's suffered a lot, and her heart is full of scars."

"Nathan, don't worry. She will definitely divorce Kelvin. Our family absolutely doesn't support¶his m Wen't marriagel We will will negotiate with the Davis family. They've hurt all of us so badly, and now they want to keep Penelope? Ridiculous! Dream on!"

Planning your weekend reading? Ensure you're on nov@L5sfor uninterrupted enjoyment. The next sfor chapter is just a click away, exclusively available on our site. Happy reading! "I must go to the Davis family and settle their divorce. Then, Nathan, you and Penelope will get married." Grace becmore agitated. "Before I die, I must see these two things done. Otherwise, I won't be able to rest in peace!" "Penelope will have a stable and happy life with you. If she stays with Kelvin, everything will be ruined!" Nathan's voice came. "Aunt Grace, have swater." The room fell silent again.

Kelvin's lips tightened into a straight line, his face looking all gloomy.

'Grace wantedto divorce so badly, even threatening with her life.' 'What should I do?' 'Should I agree and watch Penelope marry Nathan?' 'No!' Kelvin thought.

'In the whole world, only I could make Penelope happy!' 'No other man could!' He couldn't trust anyone else with her. She was his wife, and he would cherish her himself! Kelvin loved her, felt guilty, and was willing to risk his life for her. Nathan could never love her like he did! As he thought this, footsteps inside suddenly approached the door.

Kelvin immediately turned and hid in the nearby stairwell.

Just as he was hiding, the door to the ward opened, and Nathan looked out. "Aunt Grace, there's no one here." "Really? I thought I saw a shadow." "You must have been mistaken," Nathan said, "Uncle Cooper and Penelope are still in the doctor's office." Grace coughed. "Maybe my old eyes are failing me. Nathan, remember what I said and make sure it happens."