Chasing the Unexpected (Nyla)

Chapter 577

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The teacher didn’t understand why the CEO of Prospectus Technology was claiming to be Mason’s father. However, she knew that if she allowed Regina to continue her tantrum, her own job might be in jeopardy.

Regina remained oblivious to her silent warning. She glared at the teacher and said coldly, “You don’t need to say anything more. My son was beaten up so badly this time. I must make that little bas- Mason pay for it!”

Damon smiled–anyone familiar with him would recognize this as a sign of his growing fury.

“And what kind of price do you want my son to pay?” he asked.

Regina mistook his question as a sign of fear and sneered. “He should get on his knees and apologize to my son, promise never to lay a hand on him again, and compensate us for 15,000 dollars in medical expenses!”

Damon nodded. “Is that all? Shouldn’t your son also get a full check–up? There might be some internal injuries that aren’t visible.”

Regina was taken aback, clearly not expecting Damon to be so cooperative.

She quickly regained her smug composure. “Of course! He should get a full check–up. That way, Mason will learn his lesson and won’t dare hit anyone again!”

“Alright,” Damon replied, turning to Spencer. “Have someone take them to the hospital for the check–up.”

Mr. Sumner,” Spencer

the way to the hospital, Spencer gathered information about Kayden, who

fought with Mr. Mason is Kayden Conway. His father, Noah Conway, is the sales manager at E.N. Valley, one of Prospectus Technology’s subsidiaries. He’s

thought for a moment but

manage his own family, how can he manage such an important department?”

feeling a little sorry for Noah. If this situation wasn’t handled

the hospital, Regina insisted on subjecting Kayden to every

seemed as though she was trying to secure a

to say that everything hurt, attempting to exaggerate the seriousness

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baffled by her antics. They could determine from the exams whether there was a real

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tests returned, revealing nothing more than a few minor

angrily grabbed the doctor and questioned, “What is this report? My son is clearly injured, and you’re telling me it’s not even classified as minor?

“Ma’am, please let go of me. We are a reputable our

and her people?!”

and the chances of error

that these were superficial injuries that would heal in a few days. There was no way they could reach the level of a