From Hatred to Passionate Love Amelia Hart

Chapter220 How Are You Going to Comfort Your Wife Kelvin watched quietly.

Before he appeared in Penelope's life, she must have been in this state.

She was innocent and lively, loved to act spoiled.

Penelope didn't dare to look back or think until she got in the car. She just didn't want to.

Kelvin was so adamant about not wanting a divorce. It seemed that her early plan to escape was the right choice! Before leaving, she still had many things to do.

On the way, Connor asked, "Penelope, now that no one else is around, tellhonestly, what is going on with your marriage to Kelvin? What did your mom go through?" "Dad." "Go ahead, Penelope, don't hide it fromanymore," Connor sighed. "I need to know what's going on with you two." Penelope understood his character; he would definitely get to know all.

Helplessly, she could only tell Connor everything that had happened in the past two years.

After hearing it all, Connor was already in tears.

Penelope comforted, "Dad, my life these past few years hasn't been as miserable or unbearable as you think. And look, I'm still fine now. Those things are all in the past." "You are always not telling your pain. You must be hiding a lot of hardships." Connor's face was full of tears. "Your fate is really too tragic. The children are Kelvin's, right?" "Yes." Connor continued, "Is that why he won't agree to a divorce?" Penelope's expression becserious. "Dad, he doesn't know about my pregnancy yet. You must keep it a secret and not tell anyone!" "Are you planning to have a miscarriage or..." "I want to give birth and take my children away," Penelope said, "It doesn't matter who the father is; what's important is that they are my children, and you are their grandfather!" Connor wiped his tears. "I understand what you mean. I don't care who the father is either; they are still part of the Cooper family." "I'm relieved that you think that way," Penelope said.

"But Kelvin won't agree to a divorce. What are you going to do?" Connor was full of worry. "The Davis family is extremely powerful; we are no match for them." Penelope replied, "We'll find a way. Let's go visit Mom at the nursing hfirst." Grace hadn't woken up.

The nurse said that Grace was rarely awake and spent most of her tsleeping. Every tshe woke up, Grace would just quietly look out the window. She couldn't move or get out of bed.

But this was still better than being in a vegetative state; at least she had moments of clarity.

Connor held Grace's hand. ;"It's my fault. I couldn't give you a good life." Seeing this, Penelope turned away, wiping ;her eyes constantly.

Although Grace hadn't woken up, at least they were reunited.

The Davis Group.

Kelvin put down his phone after reading the latest message from Larry.

They had been at the nursing hand hadn't left.

His Adam's apple bobbed as Kelvin irritably tugged at his tie and pushed the files on his desk far away. He and Penelope had been wrong from the start.

It was his fault, an irreparable mistake.

Kelvin wondered things would have been different if he hadn't taken his anger out on Penelope back then. "It's rare to see you here." The door to the CEO's office was pushed open; Timothy walked in. "You've been disappearing without a trace lately." Kelvin glanced at him.

"I don't know what you've been busy with. All the work has been dumped on me. I'm exhausted. Givea raise," Timothy said, "Here's an invitation for you." "An invitation to what?" "A jewelry exhibition. A team from France is coming, and both the scale and the exhibits are world-class. As the boss of 'Adoring Cupid,' you're, of course, invited to attend." Kelvin glanced at it, casually tossing it aside.

Timothy noticed his fatigue. "What's wrong? Kelvin, are you troubled by relationship issues again?" "Dr. Cooper is not my father's killer," Kelvin answered.

Timothy was shocked. "What? Then who is it?" Kelvin asked back, "Take a guess. Who do you think the real killer is?" "Well..." Timothy coughed. ;"I don't dare to guess recklessly; it could cause trouble." "It's okay, just say it." "Honestly, I think the most suspicious people are Lily and Anthony." Kelvin was surprised. "Why do you think it's them?" "Power struggles in wealthy families." Timothy wiped his neck. "He could kill your father first, then you, and keep your grandfather as a placeholder while slowly taking control of the Davis family. Once he fully becomes the head of the Davis family, he could then let your grandfather pass away." Kelvin gave him a cold look.

"What?" Timothy felt a chill down his spine under Kelvin's gaze. "You toldto speak frankly. Could it be that I guessed right?" "You're almost correct." Timothy stood up in shock, "It was really them?" Kelvin nodded.

"Are you sure? Did you find solid evidence?" Kelvin nodded again.

"It really was them." Timothy was shocked again. "Then you and Penelope have been caught in a huge misunderstanding?" They had thought they had a blood feud, only to find out it was a misunderstanding. But the harm and torment had already been done.

How could this be resolved? Kelvin's face was grim, "Did you always think the killer wasn't Dr. Cooper but Anthony?"

"Honestly, when I first heard about Kelvin's death, they were my first pects," Timothy Yeplied th "But you investigated thoroughly, and all the evidence pointed to Dr. Cooper, so I didn't say much."

Kelvin rubbed his temples. "Dr.

Cooper was trying to save someone but was used by Lily and her son. They swapped the life-saving injection." Timothy shook his head repeatedly.

Their relationship was now difficult to handle; this was truly a tragedy.

"Now, how are you going to comfort your wife? Kelvin, this misunderstanding is huge." Kelvin remained silent.

He didn't know what to do either; he only knew he couldn't lose Penelope.

Whether she hated him or blamed him, he wanted her to stay by his side, to see her every day and night.

He couldn't let go.

Penelope was right; he was a selfish person.

So let him be selfish one last time! "Helpcup with a plan. You're the one with all the ideas." Kelvin looked up. "If it works, you can nyour price."

Timothy spread his hands. "You had Penelope committed to a mental hospital, aborted her child, and caused her parents to suffer-one in prison, the other in the hospital." Seeing Kelvin's murderous look, Timothy shrank back. "I'm just telling the truth." "I can spend my life making it up to her." Kelvin's voice was hoarse. " If she givesthe chance." "A lifetis too long. She doesn't have the patience to wait," Timothy said.