Chapter 407

The hospital was just a stone's throw away from the office, not even a 5-minute walk.

Daniel had a brain hemorrhage right there at work and was rushed to the closest hospital by ambulance for emergency care.

Brandon didn't even have time to get his car. As soon as he stepped out of the hospital, he flagged down a cab right off the curb.

"The Starlight Group, please."

The cabby shot him a puzzled look and said, "Just hoof it around the corner, and you're there."

"Just drive," Brandon said, fishing out a hundred from his wallet. "Step on it, please."

The man had the car parked under the Starlight Group building in less than two minutes.

Brandon handed over the cash without waiting for change and bolted out of the cab.

He strode into the lobby with purpose, catching the busy receptionist and security off guard. They barely managed a greeting before he breezed past them.

Brandon swiped his access card and zipped up to the 17th floor.

As soon as the elevator doors slid open, he spotted the noisy crowd.

Aaron was being held back by Don, struggling and shouting at him, "I'm her biological brother, and I'm gonna give that girl a piece of my mind today. She's been too spoiled."

After his rant, he turned to Sophia, who hadn't recovered from the shock, and bellowed, "You, come here, I have some questions for you."

and grab her, his collar suddenly tightened, choking

turned instinctively to see Brandon, holding his collar expressionless, and his

"Brandon?"

He called out, unsure.

do you think you are? Even her own father has no right to

that, he flung Aaron aside and

head was still buzzing, and she was dizzy from

voice, she instinctively looked up and saw

to him, his eyes lingering on her slightly swollen cheek before looking into her eyes, his voice rough with concern,

shook her head

out a sigh of relief, shielded Sophia to his side, then turned to Aaron, who he had just thrown against a wall, and dialed 911 on his phone. "Hello, this is the 17th floor of the Starlight Group. I need to report a disturbance and

to plead, "Hey, why call the cops? It was just my sister not

and hung

No need to make a

his expression blank, "When you barged in here and slapped someone without any questions, did you think about talking it out

blinded

I was wrong today. I apologize. I

him, silent for a moment, and then finally

but even in her confusion,

was acting out of character

but he had never laid a hand

shame, but his temper was usually in check. His

having her help wasn't anything new. She had never helped him before, and Aaron knew this,

not wanting to discuss their parents

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