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Chapter 594

Chapter: 594

Outside, the hurried footsteps and hushed conversations of nurses and doctors filled the air, but

Ariana’s familiar voice was conspicuously absent.

It dawned on him that her ankle was injured, forcing her to lie in bed. How could she possibly come to

him?

Moreover, she had shown clear disdain in her eyes, revealing her reluctance to see him. He cherished

her eyes the most—crystal-clear and radiant, windows to her soul.

It was no lie when Ariana expressed her desire to leave. She possessed an unwavering stubbornness,

refusing to yield under any circumstances.

He had lied to her, monitored her, and even— Theodore’s body convulsed violently. He pressed a hand

against his forehead, his eyes reflecting madness and suppressed anguish. Two conflicting emotions

waged war within him.

He couldn’t bear to continue dwelling on it, for it only inflicted further pain upon Ariana. She would

eventually walk away from him.

Theodore closed his eyes, inhaling deeply to find solace. When he reopened them, they lacked any

trace of emotion. He absentmindedly reached for his pocket, forgetting that his cigarettes resided in a

different coat.

Steering the wheelchair towards the cabinet before the bed, he opened a drawer to reveal a familiar

small bottle. Pouring out two pills, he was about to consume them when suddenly, the room floodednovelbin

with light.

Horace entered just in time to witness this scene. Hurrying forward, he snatched the medicine bottle

and scrutinized it before slipping it into his pocket.

“Boss, you haven’t taken this medicine for a while. Why did you decide to take it now?” Horace’s tone,

typically deferential towards Theodore, had become marked by anxiety.

Theodore remained silent, neither requesting the bottle nor questioning its disappearance. He

appeared much calmer as he inquired, “How is she?”

Aware of Theodore’s deep concern for Ariana, Horace sighed and responded, “Mrs. Anderson has

settled down and fallen asleep. Take better care of yourself and refrain from acting recklessly.”

Theodore acknowledged his worry with a nod, and then issued a firm command.

“Investigate the fire thoroughly. There are numerous suspicions surrounding it—the locked door, the

vehicles obstructing the fire passage, and particularly the waiter who served the private room that night.

Additionally, deploy additional bodyguards to safeguard Ariana. Notify me immediately if anything

untoward occurs.”

He paused for a moment, and then added, “Tell those bodyguards to keep their distance from her

room. Make sure they stay out of her line of sight.”

Horace hesitated and asked, “Boss, do you want me to contact Dr. Padilla for you?”

He was genuinely concerned about Theodore’s health.

Theodore glanced at him from the comer of his eye and replied, “No, Sweeney works for my

grandfather. If he finds out, I might not be able to stay in the Anderson Group anymore.”

“But your condition…”

“I’m not having a relapse. You took away the medicine bottle. What’s there to worry about?” Theodore

smiled and reassured, “My mental health is perfectly fine. I don’t need to see Sweeney.”

Horace hesitated further, “Are you absolutely sure you don’t need anything else?”

Theodore responded confidently, “Yes.”

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