A Journey from Bitterness to Truth

Chapter 197

Adrian thought it was miraculous that Logan had managed to find him.

When someone barged into his office, clutching a battered and soaking–wet kid, Adrian was taken aback. “Holy smokes, isn’t that the little rascal from the Boyd family? What the heck happened to him?”

Without time to ponder, Adrian had his staff rush the boy to the hospital, but all the way there, Logan clung to the hem of Adrian’s coat, gripping it tightly, his eyes barely open, murmuring faintly, “Don’t… don’t tell Mr. Boyd…”

He had just escaped from that place, and he was never going back.

Looking at the kid curled up in his arms, Adrian felt as protective as if his own son had been bullied. He hurried Logan to the hospital, and after his surgery, he made sure the boy was settled into the pediatric ward.

Keaton, clad in his white lab coat, gave Adrian a brief rundown. “You’ve been quite the Good Samaritan lately–picking up Matilda today, and Logan tomorrow. Why don’t you just take the mother and son in to live with you?”

Adrian retorted, “And have Willow and Matilda at each other’s throats? No thanks.”

Keaton quipped, “Somehow, I think you’d side with Matilda even if they did.”

“No way!” Adrian rolled his eyes. “How is Logan?”

been through. His lungs had water in them too, nearly drowned. Was

gaze darkened as if he had suddenly made a

turf. If he finds out, he’ll

office, throwing a leg carelessly over the

which was probably why little Logan had ended up in such a state

poor kid.” Adrian mused for a moment, “Let’s keep him in the hospital

twirled a pen in his hand. “Planning to play the role of the generous daddy?” Adrian kicked a stool in Keaton’s direction, “Shut it. If I wanted a son, there’s a

chance to have my baby!”

smirked. Tough talk.

Adrian, a man with striking blue–green eyes, so different from his

Logan called out, “Uncle Adrian…”

to show his chiseled profile. “Ease up, kiddo. I’m about to take

quietly, waiting for Adrian to finish

another harrowing abduction. He never expected this man to come see him, and instinctively,

crew all the money