Bound by love: Marrying my Disabled Husband by Devocean

Chapter 568:

When Tobin spotted Lanny, a flicker of surprise lit up his eyes. He turned to Jayden, excitement lacing his voice. “Mr. Owen, you were spot-on. You said Lanny wouldn’t wait too long to make his move, and here he is.”

Jayden, a cigarette dangling from his lips, nodded with a knowing smirk. “Of course. Morgan’s memory is back. There’s no way Lanny can stand that. He’ll be desperate to silence her before she spills the beans.”

Jayden sent a message to Morgan, alerting her that Lanny had taken the bait. “Time to roll,” he typed, eyes narrowing in concentration.

Morgan’s reply was swift. “Got it.” Moments later, she emerged from the building.

Lanny, in a restless search, spotted Morgan almost immediately. He lowered his head and began tailing her at a cautious distance.

Jayden, watching the scene unfold from a distance, said calmly, “Send our guys to shadow them. Once Morgan makes her move, we nab Lanny.”

Morgan continued according to plan, weaving through the city until she finally returned home an hour later.

Lanny, who had been near the apartment complex all day, understood that Morgan’s hour-long outing at this hour was his only opportunity to take action on another day.

Frustrated, he lingered until dusk before slinking away, defeated.

ensured Morgan had round-the-clock protection before heading back

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visitor. To his surprise, it was a familiar face—an old partner who frequently collaborated with

his intention: he wanted to sever ties with the Owen Group and collaborate with Jayden’s company

news was

faced relentless pressure. The Owen Group had made it

remained unshakable. The warning from the high office

the Bayzee Group didn’t dare to act

curiosity. “The Owen Group has

his face. “Money isn’t my concern. My passion lies in investing in ventures I believe

quite erratic lately. Their financial reports may show profits,

his hand. Their handshake sealed a silent

an investor, previously aligned with them, had approached

reasoning—he believed Bayzee Group was a more sensible investment. For the Owen Group, the investor had no plans at the

news reached Enzo

study, cradling a cup of hot tea. He spoke to his butler with a calm resignation. “What I feared most is happening. Jayden, even after cutting ties with us, remains a formidable force. It’s only natural that people are drawn to