Beyond the Divorce by Third Blossom

Chapter 342 The Stubborn Old Man

Not only did the shop owner open up about it, even the woman getting her hair done chimed in. It seemed like they were both very familiar with this family

It turned out that Dominic’s eccentric behavior had a backstory.

He was born into an intellectual family and taught chemistry at a university in the city. He was devoted to his career and got married quite late. He had a child in his middle age, the cherry on top of his already

blissful life.

Everything seemed perfect, but little did he know that his idyllic dream lasted only five years.

At the time, he was at the pinnacle of his career. He was the youngest Ph.D. supervisor, and he even

bought a house.

This was supposed to be an enviable celebration, but tragedy struck when his beloved son was diagnosed, with leukemia the second year after moving into the new house.

This news shattered Dominic’s dreams. He traveled far and wide to seek treatment for his child, depleting

his wealth and ending up with nothing.

He couldn’t fathom why this had happened. His child had always been healthy, lively, and exceptionally intelligent. How could he be afflicted with such an illness?

Determined to find answers, he spared no effort in his investigation. Eventually, his hard work paid off, leading him to a shocking conclusion. The house had hazardous substances far exceeding safety limits,

resulting in dire consequences.

of fate, another young child tragically lost their life during his investigation, further confirming

his findings.

lawsuit

received a hefty settlement!” The woman getting her hair done chimed in. “Even

received quite a sum, but it’s said that he donated

quite a stubborn man. With so much money, why

“I

Pinnacle Group managed to hire him, offering a hefty monthly sum!

any children after

I managed to piece together

clear that Pinnacle Group had a knack for marketing. Their ability to recruit Dominic was the

in real estate. Their foresight and ambition set them

in this seemingly minor incident.

I had forgotten something important. I hadn’t brought

hair was done, I felt I had a good grasp

their gossip. I quickly called Carol and briefed her

relevant documents, including those related to the products that failed. inspection,

convincing. I also contacted Fred, arranging a hasty meeting to

situation.

we were in

all the documents in hand before noon. However, when I went

a day off

quickly returned with Carol and went

door finally opened. A man with glasses and graying hair answered, but

soon as he saw