Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 824:

Shaking his head, he continued, “I’m sorry, Dad. I haven’t been a good son. I’ve let you down. I couldn’t lead the Nash family to the pinnacle of the medical world, and now I’ve endangered all of you because of those who wish us harm. I’m the one at fault in this family!”

As thoughts of his wife, daughters, and father flooded his mind, Brian’s mental state deteriorated further. He clawed at his hair in desperation and slapped his own face, his cries overwhelming everything around him. He resembled a wild animal on the brink of self-destruction.

Meanwhile, tears flowed freely down Marissa’s cheeks as she watched the video. Although she had braced herself for the threats and harassment her father endured, witnessing his deep despair and self-harm felt like a dagger piercing her heart.

She utterly despised the people tormenting her father, recording the entire ordeal while hurling cruel, mocking remarks. She wished she could drag them all to the deepest part of hell herself.

As Brian sank deeper into guilt, repeatedly apologizing to his wife, daughters, and father, Marissa didn’t hold him responsible. In fact, she didn’t see him as the cause of their suffering. Brian wasn’t to blame.

His talents had drawn the wrong kind of attention, tearing him away from his family. He didn’t deserve any of this, not in the slightest.

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with rage, Silver Fox shared in the burden. Though not related by blood, she considered

breakdown showed no signs of abating. The people around him began to appear uneasy, almost fearful, as if concerned he

out. The boss said he’ll overlook your mistakes this time. Just give

Why

us. Apologize to the boss, and

wife and daughters will be safe. Your whole family will be alright. Everything will turn

began to regain his composure. He stopped crying and hitting himself,

others believed they had succeeded in convincing him, and they sighed

slowly raised his eyes to meet theirs, his bloodshot gaze turned

He let out a low, chilling