No Sex for Six Years Because of Her? I'm Done novel Chapter 711

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Chapter 711 In the Hospital

Mason came out of the doctor’s office and-looked up.

Lenny was standing not far down the corridor, leaning against the wall, his long shadow stretching across the floor under the hallway lights. He hadn’t left. It was clear he’d been waiting.

Mason walked toward him with the same measured composure he carried everywhere, unhurried and entirely uimidated.

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ven come to a full stop, Lenny spoke first, cutting straight to it. “How is she?”

d to face him.

ollapsing grief he’d shown Amelia had been put away. What was back in its place was the steadiness of a man who had built an empire, though the red still visible in his eyes told the derneath.

her some things. I think it was a lot to take in.”

Lenny’s expression sharpened, his gaze locking onto Mason with the focused intensity of someone o had spent decades judging people accurately.

ve been hearing that you’re in the middle of some serious trouble, Mason. Are you actually in a position o protect my daughter?”

Mason’s expression didn’t shift even slightly.

He was calm and collected as ever.

“Of course.”

Lenny’s eyes darkened. That answer hadn’t satisfied him.

He stepped forward, closing the distance between them, and the atmosphere instantly grew heavier

“Then why was Ethan the one who pulled Amelia out of that fire and not you? Isn’t this tactly the kind of moment where you’re supposed to be right there with her?”

Mason didn’t rush to defend himself

“I didn’t reach her before Ethan did. I’ll own that. But you also walked into baye’s setup and were from Amelia that day on a false pretext. Neither of us could see what we couldn’t see

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Chapter 714 th the Hospital

He looked at this man who was more than twenty years his junior, and something in him relented

Mason was right.

And Lenny had his own failure to account for first. His blind spot had produced real consequences He didn’t have clean hands when it came to pointing at anyone else’s mistakes.

After a long pause, he seemed to let the first line of questioning go, but the father in him found a diffe angle. “Do you still have a real chance of taking back what belongs to you at the Everett Group?”

It wasn’t only a business question. It was a measure of whether this man still had the weight to build stable life for his daughter.

Mason looked at him.

“I know what I’m doing,” he said evenly. “You don’t need to worry about that.”

The implication was clear. This was his fight, conducted on his terms, and he wasn’t looking for anyone’s intervention, including Amelia’s father’s.

Having been deflected twice in a row without a single crack to show for it, Lenny’s sharpness finally gave way.

He exhaled, long and slow, and when he spoke again the edge was gone.

“I know I don’t have much standing to say any of this.” He let out a quiet, rueful sound, and the lonelines in his face was unguarded. “I just want to do something for Amelia. And I keep finding that there’s almost nothing I can actually do.”

He had twenty years of absence to answer for and a heart full of everything he’d never gotten to give her. and the only tools he knew how to reach for were the ones that had served him in boardrooms

Looking at the defeat quietly settling into Lenny’s expression, something in Mason’s own bearing softewed slightly.

“Twenty years of distance doesn’t close in a day or two. But if you genuinely care about what’s good for her, she’ll feel it eventually. That part doesn’t require strategy.

Amelia spent several days in the hospital.

The room was never empty during those days.

Mason set aside essentially everything else and stayed with her.

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