Wait, She’s a Billionaire by Ms. Shadow

Chapter 824

Corey listened in silence and continued down the stairs.

Elliot watched his retreating figure, shaking his head in resignation. Suddenly, the ant on his left hand from slicing fruit throbbed faintly,

Only then did Elliot remember his injury and went downstairs to find a servant to disinfect it and apply a discreet bandage.

Two hours later, Noah and Howard arrived one after the other.

Noah immediately went to Albert’s room to comprehensively examine his condition.

Sheena stayed by his side, occasionally assisting where needed.

After a tense half–hour, Noah and Sheena descended the stairs together.

Corey, Howard, Barbara, and Elliot were all seated on the sofa in the living room, waiting anxiouslyy Upon seeing them come down, Barbara stood up and asked, “Noah, how is he? Is there any hope?” Noah lowered his gaze and shook his head, solemnly explaining the examination results, “The head trauma from the last fall caused internal bleeding in the brain. Despite our efforts, the clot has spread, affecting vital nerves. His brain will soon cease to function, and given his age and frail condition, even surgery offers no chance of survival.”

A heavy silence descended upon the entire room after Noah’s words.

Sheena felt her legs go weak, almost unable to stand.

Elliot rushed forward and held her, comforting her in his arms.

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chest heaved as she clung tightly to Elliot’s suit jacket, suppressing her overwhelming grief for the

a long time until Sheena’s voice rang out in

anger.

if Dad dies, I’ll make sure you join

Sheila had been relatively well–behaved since her

John had lowered their guard against her, and Margaret had not intentionally given her

hard time.

had injured her legs from kneeling, so they were

trouble.

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was

Sheila was working in the fields when heavy

rain came out of nowhere, pouring down heavily

the day, Paul and John would

seeing the rain, sought

in the fields. She had hoped to tough it out for a

it was different this

relentless and unyielding, as if lamenting some injustice.

began to falter.

the