Leaving While Pregnant：He Goes Crazy！
Chapter 494 The Dignity of the Cooper Family

Mr. Cooper Sr. did not believe that his grandson would disobey him. After all, the vast family business would be his in the future, and if he wanted to inherit it smoothly from Mr. Cooper Sr., he had to listen to his elder. And how did Mr. Cooper Sr. see things? It was normal for a man to be involved with a few women, as long as it wasn't too scandalous.

Initially, he thought the Hansen girl wasn't bad, but after her family went bankrupt, Mr. Cooper Sr. lost interest in her, not to mention that she later divorced Adrian Blackwood and became a twice-married woman with two children. Mr. Cooper Sr. always looked down on this girl from the bottom of his heart.

Unfortunately, his grandson was quite sentimental and got entangled with her. Mr. Cooper Sr. tried to intervene several times, but his grandson wouldn't listen.

During that time, Mr. Cooper Sr. could say that he was infuriated by his grandson's defiance until his secretary consoled him by saying, "Why should you be angry, sir? After all, they've been tangled up for so many years without ending up together. It's clear that Mr. Cooper is just playing around. She's nothing but a worthless twice-married woman with two kids. Once he gets bored, it will naturally end. Why keep intervening? Besides, people are rebellious. The more you try to separate them, the more he'll value that woman. Don't let it come to a point where they haven't split up, but you have a rift with Mr. Cooper, affecting your relationship."

After being advised by his secretary, Mr. Cooper Sr. realized that indeed they were not together, and he came to believe that perhaps his grandson was just fooling around and would not seriously choose that woman.

So later on, he stopped interfering and even began to treat Eva nicely.

When Mr. Cooper Sr. heard that Eva had returned to the country, he thought that she would definitely break things off with his grandson, so he had been feeling quite pleased recently.

In fact, Mr. Cooper Sr. even considered finding various distinguished ladies for his grandson, but then people from the Blackwood family came knocking at his door asking for her.

Only after some inquiries did he learn that Michael Cooper had kept Eva at his place.

Mr. Cooper Sr. was extremely displeased when the Blackwoods approached him.

In his view, as an adult, if Eva wanted to leave, who could force her to stay? And now they had the audacity to come asking him for her?

But since they were the Blackwood family, Mr. Cooper Sr. couldn't speak too harshly. Besides, Eva was only a twice-married woman after all-it was only the Blackwoods who treated her like a treasure. So, Mr. Cooper Sr. made this phone call. Thinking of this, Mr. Cooper Sr. even began to belittle Eva in front of Michael Cooper.

"I know you're quite fond of that girl from the Hansen family, and to be honest, she indeed is quite attractive, but you have to understand that she's been married before. Sure, she's divorced now, but if you really like her, then keep her as a mistress on the side. Think about it carefully-she's not only been divorced but also has two children. Are those children yours?"

"I don't care."

Mr. Cooper Sr. was trying to speak earnestly, hoping his grandson would take in at least some of what he said, but halfway through his speech, his grandson suddenly stated he didn't care, igniting Mr. Cooper Sr.'s temper instantly.

"You don't care? What makes you think you can afford not to care? You are the heir to the entire Cooper family! You represent the face of the Cooper family! Do you think you're just any individual? Behind you stands the whole Cooper family!" "Oh," Michael Cooper scoffed with disdain. "Why weren't such stern lessons applied to that murderer back then? When he tarnished the face of the Cooper family, did he ever think about the family's dignity?"

At this point, Michael Cooper even paused, then quickly added, "Or should I say, does your Cooper family have any dignity left?"

Mr. Cooper Sr. was stopped in his tracks. "You little rascal, what do you mean 'your Cooper family'? Aren't you part of the Cooper family?" He scolded.

Michael Cooper didn't respond.

"Let her go!" Mr. Cooper Sr. threatened.

Michael Cooper retorted, "You have no right to give me orders."

"You're my grandson; how do I not have the right to command you?"

Upon hearing this, Michael Cooper let out a cold laugh.

"If you want me to release her, dream on."

After saying that, he directly hung up the phone.

Mr. Cooper Sr. opened his mouth to scold him again but heard the busy tone from the phone instead. Michael had already hung up.

This infuriated Mr. Cooper Sr., and his secretary quickly stepped forward to soothe him by rubbing his chest.

"Sir, please don't get angry."

"This darn kid is really trying to kill me. How dare he hang up on me!"

"He's just young and hotheaded. Don't take it personally; it's not worth getting upset over."

With the consolation from his secretary, Mr. Cooper Sr.'s anger subsided somewhat. "If this brat doesn't let her go, how am I supposed to explain this to the Blackwood family?"

At this point, a look of distress appeared on Mr. Cooper Sr.'s face.

After hanging up the phone, Michael Cooper switched off his mobile, refusing any incoming calls.

He sat there with a gloomy expression; his mind clouded by the words Mr. Cooper Sr. had just said.

Why?

All he wanted was her, so why was everyone against him? It seemed like everyone wanted to take her away from him.

Eva...

Michael Cooper's eyes darkened, and after a moment, he got up and walked towards Eva's room.

The psychologist also came today. The idea, according to Fennis, was for him to talk to her every day and build up their trust so that maybe one day she would be willing to open up to him. That was the plan he was working on for now.

However, it didn't seem to be of any use. On the first day, Eva had given him a glance, but by the second, she wouldn't even look at him. When he spoke to her, Eva simply closed her eyes, refusing to listen. When he came out, Fennis could only shake his head helplessly at the others.

"She still refuses to communicate. We can only try again tomorrow or the day after."

After saying this, Fennis paused and looked at Michael Cooper as if he had more to say but hesitated.

Michael Cooper had already noticed his expression and pursed his lips as he uttered coldly, "Speak your mind."

Fennis nodded, "I wanted to mention that Ms. Hansen's condition seems worse today than yesterday. Is she still not eating at all?"

Michael Cooper looked at Jane, who immediately responded, "Ms. Hansen had a bit of sweet soup today, but she's still eating very little."

Ever since she lost her memory and left the hospital, her diet had been extremely simple. Thankfully, she was still willing to eat sweet foods, which helped maintain some nutritional intake; otherwise, none of them could bear to think of the consequences.

"If she's willing to eat, she can maintain the daily nutritional needs of her body. At least for now, she doesn't seem to have any suicidal tendencies, so keeping her stable is easy. But if she's unwilling to eat, it's akin to a slow form of suicide." "What can we do?" Jane sounded almost tearful, "Is Ms. Hansen going to die?"