Remarriage? Never And Go Away! novel Chapter 552

Chapter 552 What If she Takes the Phone!

Gloria looked composed and said calmly, “It’s not bad. If I takeover White Group, I will cut Collins Group loose.Now they get it over with and save me a lot of trouble.”

Nydia parted her lips and withheld hier words.

Since she felt Gloria’s words reasonable, she nodded approvingly.

"I really expect the White family's reaction!" Gloria smiled, "If I weren’t injured, I would visit her in the hospital and give her some words of consolation.”

“Hah…Couldn’t agree more.I’ll go with you.Maybe we'll be the death of her! Then we don't have to think about how to deal with her!” Gloria squinted.

She didn’t want Angela to die easily.

To avenge herself, she would never let them die so easily.She would give them stiff punishments and make them suffer for the rest of their lives.

In the hospital.

Claude and Martha were staying by Angela’s side.

Claude’s phone rang.

He glanced at the other two and huffed, "It's a call from the company.I gotta answer it."

Then, he got up and walked out.

Neither Martha nor Angela replied to him.

Seeing Angela leaning against the bed in frustration, Martha persuaded, “Angela, based on your current condition, I’m afraid you have to stay here for more than one month.You should get back on your feet so that you can be discharged as soon as possible.”

Angela squeezed in a line, her eyelashes trembling, "He hasn't called me until now."

Martha was distressed for her daughter.

Then Claude passed his phone to Martha, "Have a good look!”

Martha changed color when seeing the news title.

"Damn it! How could they do that! Are they crazy?"

“The point is what should we do now! What if Angela reads the news!”

“Oh my!” Martha exclaimed.

She rushed out, worried that Angela would read it, instead of thinking out a solution.

Claude caught up with her.

Martha huffed, "Why don't you take away Angela's phone just now? She’s alone now! What if she takes the phone and reads it!”

Claude’s face changed slightly, “I didn't think that much into it.”