Rebirth Into My Second Chance

After Claude and the Hilton elders left, I finally took a deep breath, feeling my tense muscles relax in an instant.

Max patted my head gently, saying, "Figured it out?"

I looked at him, surprised. He had known all along what was troubling me, patiently waiting for me to stand up on my own.

"Max, you've taken over their shares. They're bound to fight back. Aren't you leaving them any way out?" I immediately regretted my words as soon as they left my mouth. They were plotting against Max; why should he offer them any way out?

"Mr. Hilton sparing their lives is already a mercy. Besides, Mr. Hilton isn't just about the Hilton business..." Helen said, her face beaming with pride.

I frowned slightly. Beyond the Hilton business, Max had other ventures. How long would it take for me to catch up to him?

Perhaps noticing my mood, Max said, "I want to hand over your parents' legacy and their research to you. As for those Hilton folks, they'll have to agree whether they like it or not." He then took a document from Helen, revealing he had prepared a venture for me to strive for.

"This was always prepared for you. Are you interested?"

I skimmed through the document, finding it related to medical research, including the labs at Century Wellness Hospital founded by my parents.

I nodded, "I'm interested."

was one of them. It made a lot of money, and soon Mr. Hilton will transfer it all under your name,"

emotion. My parents might not have taken care of me for a day, but they left me so much. And Max, for my sake, preserved my parents' legacy. "There's one project you'll particularly like." Max said and pointed to a document that detailed an

seeing it, "Most of these are imported from abroad. I

could respond, Helen interjected, "Those foreign ones are also Mr. Hilton's ventures. Impressive,

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the lab, I realized I enjoyed the effort

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folder, handing it to