# Chapter 178: The Secret Her Grandmother Couldn't Hide
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 178 of "REMARRIED AFTER I SECRETLY DIVORCED THE CEO" – a chapter filled with quiet tension, hidden truths, and a surprising revelation about Autumn's heart. Let's dive in, shall we?
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Autumn stood silently as the nurse scolded her, her cheeks burning with shame. She understood the nurse's frustration – poor Ginny, at her age, now had to endure another painful needle stick because of her own carelessness. After the nurse replaced the IV and left, Autumn gazed at her grandmother, eyes closed and resting weakly, her heart a tangled mess of emotions.
Time seemed to slow in that hospital room. When Irene saw that Autumn had things under control and Ginny was already asleep, she whispered, "Miss, it's almost noon. I'll go back home, prepare lunch, and bring it over."
"Alright," Autumn nodded, her voice barely audible.
She settled into the chair beside her grandmother's bed, her eyes tracing the delicate lines of Ginny's face, then flicking up to check the IV drip above. She moved with the careful reverence of someone afraid to disturb a sleeping angel. But behind her calm exterior, her mind was racing, replaying what had happened on the rooftop earlier.
Something was wrong. The doctor had been on the verge of revealing her grandmother's true condition when Ginny had abruptly stopped him, as if deliberately hiding something from Autumn. That memory gnawed at her, leaving a deep, unsettling feeling in the pit of her stomach.
Autumn knew her grandmother's health was fragile, but no one in the family really understood the full extent of Ginny's condition. She had always assumed Ginny kept it secret on purpose, but now she realized the truth was far colder – the Lewis family simply never cared enough to find out. Even before her grandmother's leg had fully healed, they couldn't wait to jet off on their luxury trips. Clearly, Ginny's well-being had never truly been in their hearts.
A wave of sadness washed over Autumn. Her grandmother had worked so hard her entire life, and now, in her old age and illness, she had no one to truly care for her. It was heartbreaking.
Ginny didn't wake until Irene returned. Autumn gently helped her sit up and propped a soft pillow behind her back. Irene opened a thermos, and the warm, comforting aroma of oatmeal filled the room. Autumn reached for the bowl, ready to feed her grandmother, but Irene gently took it back.
"Miss, it's almost one o'clock. You should go eat your lunch first. Leave this to me," Irene urged.
Suddenly reminded of her own hunger, Autumn felt a slight discomfort in her stomach. She didn't argue. She took her own meal from the thermos and moved to a corner to eat quietly. Irene's cooking was always excellent, and Autumn found herself eating more than usual. Still, she knew her limits – she couldn't overeat or she'd feel ill. She threw the leftovers into the trash bin by the ward's door, rinsed her lunch box, and walked back inside.
By then, Ginny had finished her oatmeal. Freshly awake from her nap, she looked a little more energetic. When she saw Autumn enter, a warm smile spread across her weathered face. She waved her over. "Autumn, come here. I have something to tell you."
Autumn obeyed, handing her lunch box to Irene and sitting down beside her grandmother's bed. She gently smoothed the white strands of hair from Ginny's forehead and asked softly, "Grandma, what is it you want to tell me?"
Her grandmother's condition was so unpredictable. Autumn didn't know medicine, but she was certain this couldn't be as simple as the doctor's claim of mere weakness. Yet Ginny was clearly determined to hide the truth. Autumn couldn't bring herself to interrogate the doctor behind her grandmother's back, nor did she want to pressure Ginny directly. She knew her grandmother's pride – if she didn't want to say something, no amount of questioning would make her.
Ginny reached out, took Autumn's hand in hers, and asked cautiously, "Autumn, tell me honestly – is there someone you like?"
Someone she liked? The question hit her like a sudden gust of wind, and the very first image that flashed into Autumn's mind was Keith's distinguished, handsome face. She might not have noticed it herself, but in the past, whenever anyone mentioned the man she liked, the first person she thought of had always been Julian. But somehow, without her even realizing it, that had changed. Now, the one who occupied her thoughts was Keith. She hadn't even noticed the shift in her own heart.
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
Oh, what a chapter! The quiet tension as Autumn suspects her grandmother is hiding something serious about her health is palpable. And that final moment – her subconscious shifting from Julian to Keith – is such a beautiful, subtle revelation of her changing heart. The writing is tender and emotional, making you feel every ounce of Autumn's worry and confusion. I loved the contrast between the cold neglect of the Lewis family and the quiet warmth of Autumn's care for Ginny.
**⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars**
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
I have a feeling Ginny is going to reveal something important about her health – perhaps a terminal condition she's been hiding. And that confession about Keith? Autumn is going to have to confront her feelings head-on. Will she admit to herself – and to her grandmother – that she's falling for the CEO who was once her enemy? And what will Keith do when he finds out? Something tells me the next chapter is going to be explosive with emotion!
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