Love Letters, Divorce Papers (Jared and Amber)
Chapter 692 Talk Alone

Something like succession reminded her of one of those family dramas.

In those big families, there were always one or two heirlooms prepared for the descendants or their wives.

So, this bracelet was very likely to mean something special.

After all, life was like a drama, and the Farrell family was big, so it wasn't surprising that they had such a valuable object.

But Amber held her tongue.

Jared told her Georgia would spill the bean when they arrived at the hospital.

It would be awkward if she got it all wrong.

Otherwise, others might think she aimed for the Farrell's heirloom.

So, it would be best if she kept it in mind.

Soon, they arrived at the hospital.

Jared parked the car, and Ben came to pull the door open.

Ben was here to pick them up.

"Mr. Farrell, Miss Reed," Ben greeted as they got out of the car.

Jared ignored him and Amber smiled in response.

Then, Ben made an inviting gesture and said, "Mr. Farrell, Miss Reed, Lady Georgia sends me to pick you up."

"Thanks, Ben," Amber smiled politely.

"It's my pleasure," Ben led the way after pushing up his glasses.

Jared gazed after Ben with a suspicious frown. "This's not the way to her ward."

"What?" Amber was surprised.

Ben replied with a smile, "No, sir. Lady Georgia has changed to a new ward because of a noisy kid living next to the previous one. So, we're going to the new room." "No wonder," Amber said.

Jared raised his chin knowingly.

They went to another hospital building, where there were also VIP wards.

Georgia was in one of them.

Ben led Amber and Jared into Georgia's room.

Amber and Jared could see the situation inside through the glazing.

Georgia was sitting on the bed, chatting with Mrs. Murphy. A genuine smile broke across Amber's face when they laughed. "Grandma looks good," said she. Jared nodded. "Yeah, let's get in."

As his voice fell, Ben had opened the door for them.

Jared walked in with Amber.

Georgia and Mrs. Murphy turned, looking at the guests. They made an eye-to-eye smile when they saw Amber and Jared walk in, holding hands.

"Mr. Farrell, Miss Reed, you're finally here." Mrs. Murphy stood up to greet them.

"Grandma, Mrs. Murphy," Amber was well aware of their intense gaze, so she tried to pull her hand out to avoid being embarrassed.

However, Jared seemed to have expected this to come. The more she tried to pull it out, the tighter Jared held her hand. Amber turned to glare at him.

She was sending a message of letting go of her hands in front of everyone.

But Jared was cheeky enough to walk in holding her hands when everyone was watching.

When they came to the hospital bed, Jared even lifted their hands up to show off in front of Georgia and Mrs. Murphy.

Amber seemed less likely to pull her hand out.

She had to save some dignity for Jared in front of everyone.

That would still leave them a bad impression if Amber did so, no matter how much Georgia and Mrs. Murphy liked her.

So, Amber had to suppress a smile through clenched teeth.

She hadn't prepared to face the two old ladies as Jared's girlfriend.

But Jared had driven her into a corner.

"Grandma, I bring Little Maple here," Jared held Amber's hand as he said to Georgia.

Georgia looked at him and then at Amber, smiling approvingly. "Good. Oh, wait..."

The smile on Georgia's face faded when she realized something was wrong. "What did you just say? Who? Little Maple? Who is Little Maple?" Georgia stared seriously at Jared. "Are you messing around outside?"

Mrs. Murphy also made a disgusted face at Jared as if Jared was a jerk who betrayed his wife.

Amber covered her mouth and tilted her head to snicker.

Jared stroked her hair lovingly and explained to Georgia, "Amber is Little Maple."

"What?" Georgia was startled and then glanced at Amber.

Amber smiled and nodded. "Yeah, it's me."

"When did you get that name?" Georgia was puzzled.

Mrs. Murphy was also curious.

Amber replied with a smile, "My mother gave this nickname to me. You know, my mother died when I was little, so only my father called me like this."

"I see," Georgia nodded knowingly.

Now Jared was the third person in the world to call Amber like this.

They must be in a good relationship.

Georgia was relieved to know that.

"By the way, Jared, fill some papers and get me out of this hospital. It's really boring. I'm fine now, so I might as well leave tomorrow." Georgia looked at Jared and waved him off. Jared's eyes lit up when he heard that. He then replied, "Okay, I'll go."

He glanced at Amber before leaving the ward.

He knew Georgia deliberately send him away so that she could speak to Amber alone.

Otherwise, he should be the last person Georgia sent to run errands.

But Jared decided to keep the secret even if he saw through her trick.

Then he left.

Mrs. Murphy poured some water for Georgia and Amber. Then she said, "Lady Georgia, why the takeout hasn't arrived yet? I'd better make a call."

"Go," Georgia agreed with a smile.

"Okay," Mrs. Murphy replied and left.

Amber knew Mrs. Murphy was making an excuse to leave them alone.

Just as Jared did.

But she had no idea what Georgia was going to say.

Amber looked down at the ground.

Soon, the ward got deadly quiet when only Amber and Georgia were left.

Amber tucked the blanket around Georgia. "Grandma, is there anything you want to tell me?"

Georgia chuckled and said lightly, "Well, I just want to know if you get back with Jared out of love or just out of gratitude?"

"Why did you say so?" Amber tilted her head in confusion.

Georgia sighed. "I've heard Jared fell off the cliff when he saved you."

"Oh," Amber was a little surprised.

Georgia nodded, "Yeah."

She had heard about this before, but she didn't know that it was this accident that had caused Jared's heart failure.