Chapter 162 I Will Take Responsibility For Any Damages Incurred
Constance seemed to be very proud of herself when she mentioned the engagement.She thought
there was no way Josiah would turn her down now that she brought the engagement up, but the
old man's face fell sunken the moment he heard that. Mason and Willow were indeed engaged.âOld
Mr. Tanner, Mason is part of your family too. Why don't you just help him out a little? You know how
Willow is crazy about him, right? She must be heartbroken now that Mason is in this state.âJosiah
still did not understand what was she trying to get at. Well, what happened to Mason is not our
fault. Besides, it's not like we're able to do anything for him.âMrs. Laird, I really don't understand
what you are trying to say, but no matter what it is you would like to convey, I don't have the
solutions you're looking for, so please leave.â"You can't help me, but your granddaughter can. She's
good friends with Dr. Gullifer. He will definitely help Mason if she asks him to.âConstance looked at
her in anticipation, hoping Sophie would crack under the pressure of Josiah's presence.The old man
finally understood why Constance came to visit."Grandpa, you should get some rest already.â
Sophie finally broke the silence. âYou've heard enough nonsense.ââAll right.â Josiah played along
readily. Constance had always been rude to Sophie, and Josiah took it to heart, so it was obvious to
the old man that Sophie would not grant Constance the favor. She must really think we owe her.â I'm
sorry, Mrs. Laird. As you can see, I'm not feeling very good myself. I really need to be well-rested for
the surgery tomorrow. Please make a move if you have nothing else to say.â"Heyâ" Constance
finally lost it. âDo you not understand what I said? The Tanners used to suck up to us to get all kinds
of benefits. Don't tell me you're turning your back on us now that things are not looking good for
us. You should know better.â Constance lashed out at Josiah without holding back, forgetting that
she was there to plead her case.Josiah smirked at her remarks.âYou know what, I don't care what
went on between you and Yale. I couldn't care less. As for you, I hope you know your place. You're
not the boss here, so stop acting like one.â Josiah decided it was time he toughened up against the
woman.âWhat did you just say?â Constance shook in fury when Josiah showed her his true color, but
she still tried to compose herself. would've let you have a taste of your own medicine if I weren't
here to ask for a favor.âOld Mr. Tanner, you were around since Mason was still a child. Don't tell me
you feel nothing for him now that he is in this state. Do you really want to see him ruined?â
Constance questioned."As for Sophie...â Constance stopped and softened her tone. âI was wrong for
trying to split you and Mason up. I promise I will not stand in the way anymore if he recovers.â This
was the first time Constance swallowed her pride in front of Sophie. Tristan was angered when he
heard her proposal. What is she even thinking? Sophie and Mason? Over my dead body! He's
already out of the game a long, long time ago.âMrs. Laird,â Sophie snapped. âDo you really think I
like Mason all this while?"Constance suddenly felt the tables were not turning for good.âSophie, I
mean it when I say I'm sorry. Please, help me. Even if you no longer feel anything for him, you
should still help him for old time's sake.â"Are you serious?â Sophie scoffed in disbelief. âI never once
liked him.âSophie really did not admire him. It was true that she once thought Mason was a nice
guy, but that perception was shattered when Mason betrayed her.âHe's not even worthy to be
called my friend.â Sophie was not planning on being cruel, but Constance had really exasperated
her, and she did not want to waste any more time on the matter."Sophie Tanner! How dare you!â
That was the last straw for Constance.âMrs. Laird, you might think your son is a good man, but to
me, he's just a spineless boy who can't even stand up against his own mother. He would be nothing
but a useless piece of sh*t if he were not born in the Laird family.â Sophie did not sugarcoat
anything.âAlso, You're right in saying that Arius is my good friend. Indeed. He will help Mason if I ask
him to, but why should I? Do you think I'm the kind of person who returns good for evil?"Constance
thought Sophie would budge if she apologized, but she got it all wrong. She was taken aback that
Sophie had the heart to refuse her outright.âSophie Tanner, how could you? You're so petty!""A
loose tongue causes trouble. Have you heard of that?â Tristan finally spoke. âGrandpa, I brought two
bodyguards with me actually. Let me know if you need their help. I knew there would be pesty
people here today.â"Well, I don't mind using their help.â Josiah was glad to hear the suggestion. He
had already had enough of a nuisance for the day and he needed some quiet.âYou will not do that!
You can't do thisâ"âMadam."â Before Constance could retort further, two men came toward her and
gestured at her to leave.She glared at the men and dared not move an inch.Seeing Sophie had no
intention of interceding, Constance yelled at her.âSophie Tanner! You can't do this to me. You can't
do this to Mason!â The woman was distressed. She was unwilling to give up since she had done so
much to find a cure for Mason, but the guards were equally adamant.Each of them grabbed one
side of her shoulder and dragged her outside of the ward.Tristan followed after them to the door. âI
don't want anyone else to disturb us for the rest of the day. If anyone insists on coming in, make
sure they learn a good lesson. I will take responsibility for any damages incurred.â"Yes, Mr.
Tristan!"When Constance heard his warning, she was so frightened she held her breath.âBy the way,
Mrs. Laird, I forgot to tell you that Sophie's my girlfriend, so don't even dream about shipping her
with your crippled son.â"You bastâ" Constance was incensed when she heard the insult, but when
she saw Tristanâs deterrent eyes, she sewed her lips immediately.âYou'd better not entertain any silly
ideas in that head of yours. Who knows I might make Mason Laird vanish out of thin air?â he
warned, glowering at her. âI doubt you'll be able to have another child given your age.âConstance
felt she was engulfed by fear.Another child? Y-yes. I'm too old to have another baby.Constance did
not doubt what Tristan said. She knew full well that he was completely capable of getting rid of
Mason if he wanted to.âP-please, Mr. Tristan. I beg you. You have to save Mason. I promise you I'll
never see Sophie again if you help me!â Constance begged with her dear life.
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