Pampered Wedding Marry Me, Mr. Langford
Chapter 68

Chapter 68

Chapter 68 Everything was all Tina‘s fault!

“Madam Langford originally wanted to surprise you at the banquet. Thanks to you, Miss Lynd, you’vedisappointed her greatly.”

Sandy’s tone was filled with disdain. What he said was akin to a hammer striking Tina in the head,leaving nothing but buzzes and echoes in her mind.

Oh god... What have I done?” she thought helplessly.

Originally, she thought her plan could trick Pearl into invoking Samuel’s wrath. She didn’t expect thatMadam Langford would attend the banquet as well. The elderly woman‘s constitution had always beenweak. She couldn‘t afford to suffer from emotional trauma.

“Where’s Grandma right now?” Tina asked anxiously.

“She’s in the emergency room located on the top floor,” Sandy responded with a cold huff.“ Don’t worry,Miss Lynd. If anything were to happen to Madam Langford, Mr. Langford has made it clear that you‘ll beburied next to her. You won‘t be able to escape from him at all...”

Tina tuned out the rest of Sandy‘s words. She tried to run out of the ward as quickly as she could.

Since Madam Langford was in the emergency room on the top floor, she needed to hurry there as soonas possible.

However, Tina’s constitution was extremely weak as well. She could barely take a few steps before coldsweat rolled down her face. Her breathing grew haggard, and she began panting heavily. At one point,she almost stumbled and fell. Seeing as the elevator doors were about to close in front of her, shehurriedly squeezed into the crowded metallic box. A chorus of complaints erupted from the dissatisfiedcrowd immediately. “What the hell? Are you trying to board the train to hell or something?”

“We‘re already full here. Stop trying to squeeze into the elevator! Can you please wait for the next ride?”

Tina kept apologizing profusely. “I‘m so sorry. I‘m really sorry, but a person important to me is in theemergency room right now. I‘m very worried about her...”

She looked very alarmed and pitiful. Those emotions were magnified by her sickly pale face. Someonecouldn‘t bear to watch her struggle like that, so they said, “Alright, alright. I‘ll wait for the next ride.”

“Thank you! Thank you so much!”

It took the elevator a few minutes to rise all the way to the top floor. The moment Tina rushed out of theelevator, Madam Langford could be seen being pushed out of the emergency room.

She was in the process of being transferred to a ward via another elevator “Grandma!” Tina shriekedworriedly, attempting to pounce onto Madam Langford‘s hospital bed.

Samuel located Tina‘s feeble form instantly. He moved forward and grabbed her roughly by her arm,seething “Tina?! How dare you still appear in front of me?” he roared, fury evident in his tone.

Despite the pain flaring from her arm that was trapped in Samuel‘s vice–like grip, Tina continued, “I didn‘texpect that something like this would happen to Grandma! Is she alright? At least let me look at her!”

The sight of Tina clad in a hospital gown while looking extremely weak made Samuel frown, He barkeddisdainfully at her, “Things have already progressed to this point, yet you‘re still pretending till the end!Fine. Let me tell you this. You‘re lucky that Grandma‘s doing fine. If not, I would‘ve killed you on the spotand buried you right next to her! Get out of my sight! I don’t want to see you ever again!” He flung Tina tothe side after that, not an ounce of gentleness in his actions.

Since poor Tina was extremely weak to begin with, she fell to the floor in a haphazard manner. “So,Grandma‘s okay after all? That‘s great...” Tina breathed out, exhausted. “Mr. Langford, 1 know this isentirely my fault, but I can‘t leave now. Please let me take care of Grandma...”

“Are you still putting up that act?” Samuel replied mockingly. He was repulsed. “I don‘t recall you beingthis faithful when the Lynds had called you for help just now!” A while ago, Samuel had listened to theentire phone conversation. He knew Tina‘s response to the Lynds‘ calls for help was extremely cruel andcold. The sight of her pretending to care about Grandma Langford made his skin crawl in disgust. “...”Tina was stunned by Samuel‘s response.

She had stayed with the Lynd family for a decade. Every day, she worked hard for them and served astheir personal slave.

Despite that, the Lynds were more than eager to push her into the abyss. Thus, Tina would never feelremorse from watching them suffer. However, Grandma Langford was a completely different story. Sheloved and cared for Tina a lot, so it was natural for Tina to want to repay her kindness. “Mr. Langford,”Tina began. “Please listen to my explanation