Thomas and Ava stepped into the corridor, immediately feeling the noisy atmosphere of the hospital. They wanted to make a call to confirm some details, but without the other party's contact information, they had to repeatedly check with the front desk until they finally got the room number. "What are we going to say? If his mom knew what her son had done, she wouldn't be in such a rush to find us," Ava said, feeling a bit anxious. This was a tricky situation to explain. "Don't worry. He said to just listen to me. I'll handle this, and you don't need to get involved too much," Thomas reassured her. He approached the door and knocked, but there was no response. He glanced through the nearby window and confirmed that this was indeed the right room. When they opened the door, the scene inside was far from optimistic. Robison’s legs were tightly bound, and he looked as if he were still asleep. His mother sat nearby, looking dejected, while his father stood with a serious expression. As

The alert about the stock had brought Robison back to his senses. He stared at his leg, feeling a surge of anger. How could he not hate it? But now, hatred wouldn't help him; he had no other choice. He couldn't heal his leg, but he could at least prevent things from getting worse. If Thomas were truly as powerful as Everyone said, that his mention of this stock meant he intended to bring down the entire company. "Mom, it's fine. I just realized that this whole leg situation is actually a little favor from Thomas. You can go out now, I'll call you back in a bit," Robison said, trying to sound calm. His mother felt even more anxious upon hearing this. It was as if her son had been possessed; just moments ago, he was crying and wanting to summon Thomas, and now he seemed so composed. But in the end, she couldn't argue with Robison and reluctantly stepped out. Once his mom left, Robison cautiously took out his phone and dialed a number. "Hello, it's me," he said. The voice wasn'

The general manager clearly seemed skeptical, but she also guessed that Ava had a solution up her sleeve. "So, have you already secured the signed contract from the client?" Ava was momentarily caught off guard by the question. When she discussed this with Uriel, it was merely a verbal agreement, and she hadn't actually left a contract for her to sign. "Don't worry, I plan to take the contract to her for a signature today. I'll make sure it's on your desk for review by this afternoon. And don't forget to let Ms. Johnson take a look at it too." Her confident demeanor suggested that she was completely in control of the situation. The general manager's expression darkened. Now she didn't have to worry about the new shareholders' stance, Ava had already resolved the issue, which was a relief. "Alright, I hope you keep your word and have that contract on my desk before the end of the workday. If there are no other issues for today's meeting, everyone can disperse." Groups of two

Harry walked out of the office with his head hanging low. It was hard to explain the situation; after all, he was just a small fry. Did the general manager really care about his opinion?His bad luck was that he couldn't confront Ava directly, so all the frustration ended up directed at him. He messed up a bit and brought the boss into it, but he hadn't even gotten Ava's approval yet.Knock, knock. Ava looked up at him, and it was clear that things didn't look good."Why didn't he sign? Is it because the general manager is upset that I didn't show up?"Harry grimaced and nodded in response."Vice President, you know how it is. He told me he can't sign off on it yet. He said he needs to follow the proper protocol and first clear it with Ms. Johnson." Ava let out a small laugh. The general manager was getting more creative with his excuses. It was obvious he just didn't like her and was trying to throw more obstacles in her way.But at that moment, Lucas didn't seem like much of a chal

Jack suddenly spoke up, his tone very serious.Ava met his gaze and instinctively felt that something was off."Dad, I'm not angry. I was just giving him a little push. You didn't take that seriously, did you?"Solara snorted at this."I knew this girl would defend him. What future does he really have?" Jack fell silent.This time, Ava decided to keep quiet and avoid arguing, not wanting to give her dad any more ammunition. His focus was definitely different from her mom's, and he might actually notice something."We need to come up with a plan regardingyour grandfather's situation. If possible, let's bring Michael Holmes in for another meeting. That should clear things up," Jack said.Ava could tell at the dinner table that her grandfather was quite fixated on David. Considering what Uriel had said, it really could be about that piece of land."Mom, just a heads-up, please don't keep linking Mr. David to Grandpa. Let him handle it on his own," Ava suggested.After all, Thomas was th