Love's Tangled Web by Donna Taylor

Chapter 573

“Stop playing games and just tell me why you’ve been hiding Orion in your hospital,” Alex interrupted.

“When did he come back? How? What happened to his face? How did he lose his sight?” Alex couldn’t hold back his urgent need to understand what had happened to Orion.

“It wasn’t us who hid Orion; it was the government,” Mark revealed that Jason had secretly brought Orion back to hide him in the Bondie Private Hospital.

Mark cautioned, “Mr. Warren, you’ve just come out of prison. You should know that the Warren family isn’t what it used to be. It’s going to take time to establish yourself in the Warren Group and the business world.

“Right now, making enemies is a risk you can’t afford. Orion is completely blind, has serious facial injuries, and is also suffering from acute post–traumatic stress disorder.

“Given the current situation, bringing him home isn’t a smart choice.”

control his breathing, falling into a heavy silence. Ellie stayed quiet, realizing his eagerness to reconnect with Orion and his impatience to take

wouldn’t recklessly expose Orion to the public. He might have

tell my parents for now, but you must promise that I can visit him anytime.” After what felt like an eternity, Alex finally

by tomorrow for hospitalization. That way, you’ll be able to visit Orion’s room,

must be made upfront; you can’t use your insurance,” Mark added as he prepared to leave, only to be

can handle this role,” Mark said with a reassuring glance before stepping out of

a brief moment of confusion. She approached the door to secure it before turning to Alex. “Was it Quinlee who told you that Orion

hard,” Alex replied as he stood in front of Ellie, his eyes

away. His hand lingered awkwardly in the

was probably given to her by Quinlee. By reaching out to Alex, Quinlee had inadvertently accomplished two goals–revealing the truth about Orion’s survival and

the beans about Alex’s memory loss. Ellie urgently needed to come up with

goodbye to Alex. He followed her out, blocking her at the conference