Secret Wealthy Marriage
Chapter 836: Memory Restoration_8

Chapter 836: Memory Restoration_8

There was a transaction between them, and Avery Saunders knew that her father valued his ability to make money. So, she proposed that if he could help the Saunders Family make good money, she would listen to him and willingly undergo treatment. Otherwise, she would remain in a wheelchair for life, and he would never be able to shake off the burden of her.

That was a naked threat, and he truly did not care about it at all. If he didn’t hope for her to get better soon, he wouldn’t bother to make money for the Saunders Family.

At that time, doctors had said that there was hope for Avery Saunders’ legs—she only needed to cooperate well with the treatment. Therefore, everything was due to her lack of cooperation. His willingness to compromise was merely to give himself and Celia Wade some time to settle down.

From the beginning to the end, he had never thought of giving up on Celia Wade.

Now that he thought about it, Avery Saunders was truly too cruel. If she could be so merciless to herself, it was imaginable how merciless she could be to others.

Apart from dealing with the Saunders Family, there were also issues with the Wade Family that he needed to resolve. He knew that Celia Wade had always wanted to receive her father’s forgiveness. Yet, everyone mistakenly believed it was her capriciousness that caused her mother’s death. Even her father, who used to dote on her the most, was not willing to forgive her. This burden had always been weighing heavily on Celia Wade.

Many things from the past were unclear to him. Mrs. Wade loved Celia Wade, who was her long-hoped-for daughter. Could it really be because Celia Wade fell in love with their adopted son that Mrs. Wade felt the matter was intolerable? In his memory, Mrs. Wade was a very reasonable person who raised both of them while also being very tolerant and understanding. Therefore, he didn’t believe that Mrs. Wade could have been angered to death by Celia Wade.

Mrs. Wade had always had a heart condition that fluctuated, which was a known fact to many. Hence, it was unlikely for Celia Wade to truly agitate her own mother, even if there were some stubbornness between them. He did not believe that Mrs. Wade could die just because of this, as it was a matter related to her daughter’s lifelong happiness. Which mother wouldn’t want her daughter to be happy?

So, the more he thought about these matters now, the more he felt there was something strange about them. This time, he must clarify everything. The reason he hadn’t analyzed them seriously back then was that too many things had happened at the same time, leaving him with no opportunity to consider them. Now it was different; he would focus on investigating these matters.

"Alright." Marcus Parker nodded, indicating his son had agreed to live with them. That was great.

"Then it’s settled. Dad will take care of these matters, and you just focus on recovering. You’ll still need to stay in the hospital for another week," said Marcus Parker, excited like a child.

Ryan Parker looked at his father and Anna Turner, seeing their sincere happiness, and he felt happy too, "Dad, remember, don’t let mom suffer any more grievances."

Anna Turner had suffered enough grievances in her lifetime.

Her son’s words softened Anna Turner’s heart. She knew that even when Ryan Parker was still Jordy Wade, he had actually been paying attention to her. Why then, had this foolish son been so ruthless in refusing to recognize her as his mother? Well, those distressing matters were finally in the past.

Just as the three of them finished their discussion, Celia Wade returned. She brought in a thick serving of Chicken Shredded Porridge as she entered the door. He used to love the Chicken Shredded Porridge that his mother cooked when she was still alive.

She had just enjoyed two bowls of it at the store and found it delicious, so she brought a serving back with her.

"Celia Wade, you’re finally back. Auntie was worried and was about to go down and look for you," said Anna Turner, who was truly concerned about her. It seemed like she had been gone for a long time, and her son appeared to be eagerly waiting for her as well.

"I had some porridge, and then when I went downstairs, I saw a Skewers stall. Craving some, I bought a few to eat. The stall owner was doing good business, so I waited a bit longer, sorry for making you worry, Auntie," explained Celia Wade with a smile.

The kind of food sold at roadside stalls had always been opposed by Jordy Wade since she was little, yet she particularly liked it—a good thing her stomach wasn’t weak. "Well, I bought Chicken Shredded Porridge. Drink some if you can; if not, just leave it there."

"Yeah, I’m hungry," Ryan Parker nodded, knowing Celia Wade said this to avoid hearing him nag. He disapproved of her eating at roadside stalls, but since she enjoyed it and it was only occasional, he didn’t have many objections as long as it wasn’t too frequent.

"Oh, I’ve prepared a straw and a spoon," Celia Wade quickly handed him the porridge and utensils.

The two of them chatted back and forth, and seeing this, Marcus Parker and Anna Turner left with pursed lips.