All Chapters of CEO Marriage Scam: Chapter 141 - Chapter 150

After dinner, Grant Auntie brought a small stool and sat by the door, gazing at the entrance to the valley. Elaine knew she was worried about Uncle Grant. She handed Grant Auntie a coat, and Grant Auntie suddenly grabbed her hand, saying, "Elaine, you're very fortunate!"Elaine wanted to ask what she meant, but Grant Auntie seemed reluctant to say more. All Elaine could do was return to the room and ponder over Grant Auntie's words.Inside the room, Elaine sat on the edge of the bed, holding Aaron's hand. Neither of them spoke, and their moods were equally uneasy. Elaine got up to pour some water and asked Aaron, "Do you want some?"Aaron shook his head, staring at the deep night outside the window. It appeared to be a normal night, yet for some reason, he felt tension in the air, making it hard to breathe. Something was amiss, very amiss!Elaine, not having his keen sense of intuition, poured a glass of water and suddenly had an idea. She walked toward the door and said, "I'll check

After seeing off the intruders, the noisy night gradually returned to its former tranquility. Grant Uncle and Grant Aunt leaned on each other, standing at the entrance of the valley, watching as the group of people left. Grant Aunt wiped away her tears and said, "God bless them; may this couple not encounter any more hardships!"Grant Uncle remained silent, leading his wife back inside. Their simple little cabin was their lifelong refuge.In the mountains, the beam of a flashlight once again illuminated the area. A man was running through the woods; he was the lookout left in the mountains. He had barely taken a restroom break when a group of people suddenly appeared in the valley. Before he could use his radio to warn his comrades down below, two of them fell, the mission failed, and two were captured. He needed to hurry and report to the boss!Lionel received the message immediately. Fortunately, he already had enough shares in his possession. He needed to convene the shareholders'

When they arrived at the hospital, it was already quite chaotic. A mobile hospital bed had been wheeled into the hospital lobby, and they could hear Lilian's loud voice. Onlookers had gathered around, and except for Lilian and Sarah, who seemed oblivious, everyone else was embarrassed by their behavior. Elaine didn't want to deal with their antics. She was concerned about Aaron, who was still unconscious, and it was distressing to see him surrounded by curious onlookers.She turned to Mason and asked, "Cousin, can Aaron be transferred to another hospital now?"Mason nodded, his sharp gaze sweeping over Lilian, who was acting like a shrew. A trace of disgust flashed in his eyes, and he quickly came up with a plan. "I'll contact the Brown family's private jet to take us back immediately.""Alright," Elaine nodded and pulled Renee along. "Let's go and move the mobile bed."Jason couldn't bear to watch any longer either and volunteered, "I'll handle the hospital transfer procedures."In t

Elaine had a dream. In her dream, Aaron woke up in high spirits, cuddled her in his arms, and whispered sweet nothings. The atmosphere was perfect until Sarah suddenly burst into the room, crying and accusing Aaron of being unfaithful. Aaron then pushed her off the bed and carried Sarah away."No, no, she's a murderer! You can't go with her!" Elaine screamed in her dream and woke up abruptly, startled and drenched in cold sweat. She gasped for breath, and her back was suddenly touched by a hand. She let out a loud scream and jumped up from the bed, even though she had been sleeping by the bedside just moments ago."Did you have a nightmare? Why are you so frightened?" a soothing voice sounded in her ear. Elaine was still trembling when she looked up, and there was Aaron, looking at her with concern, his brow furrowed.She stared at him blankly for a while, her heart still racing from the nightmare. Finally, she pressed her hand against her forehead and tried to regain her composure. S

At the airport in the evening, there were two familiar figures among the crowd exiting the terminal. Leading the way was Lilian, with Sarah trailing behind.Both of them looked exhausted, their faces weary, and their steps shaky. Sarah, in particular, seemed even more drained, constantly yawning. "Auntie, wait up for me," she pleaded.Lilian, equally drained, barely had the energy to turn her head. With a feeble voice, she consented, "Sure." Her feet never stopped moving. They were utterly exhausted.Their journey back had been ridiculously tumultuous. They had initially booked an afternoon flight, which took off on time but had to return due to a minor technical issue. After a brief delay, they managed to catch an evening flight, but it was forced to make an emergency landing due to heavy rain. By the time they reached their destination, it was already late at night. The local hotels were fully booked due to a trade conference, and they had to shuttle between several places before fi