The Divorced Heiress Revenge (Bella Thompson) novel Chapter 2033

Bella glanced at her watch and said, “Let’s have a meal first. After that, we’ll head out. We might face a tough fight, so it’s best to fight while we’re full.”

“Ms. Thompson, are you really going alone? Shouldn’t we inform Mr. Salvador so he can keep an eye out for you?” Steven’s brows furrowed slightly because Southern Star Syndicate was more like a den of bandits.

“I’m not going alone. Aunt Sasha is already there,” Bella replied casually.

“But…”

“Besides, Justin can’t come with me. He has other matters to attend to.”

Bella’s gaze was sharp. Her slender, elegant figure exuded the commanding presence of a strategic leader. “We need to split up to keep Southern Star from falling into chaos.”

…

In the afternoon, at the VIP ward of the hospital.

Watson Jenkins, the once formidable figure now with graying hair, sat propped up by the bed, receiving an IV drip. He had thrown up all the lunch he had eaten.

Ever since Elias’ arrest, Watson’s health has deteriorated rapidly.

A few days ago, Sasha visited him. The father-daughter duo, who had not seen each other for many years and were not very expressive with their emotions, sat for nearly an hour without speaking.

It was a heartbreaking display of childishness that seemed absurd.

Later, Watson’s companion, Lane, brought them food. Sasha broke the silence first. She helped her father sit up and fed him bite by bite.

Thinking of her once heroic and commanding father now unable to eat on his own, Sasha could no longer hold back her tears.

Watson suddenly spoke, his usually stern eyes showing rare tenderness. “If you don’t mind me in this state.”

Lane was stunned. Her eyes filled with boundless joy and astonishment.

“Forget it... It’s too late.” Watson shook his head with a bitter smile, his voice tinged with guilt and regret. “I don’t have much time left, and you’re still young... You have a long life ahead. Just pretend I never said anything.”

Lane’s eyes welled up with tears of excitement. Just as she was about to respond loudly, a knock sounded on the door.

“Chairman Jenkins, the Chairman of the Iverson Group, Mr. Christopher Iverson, is here.”

“Who?” Watson’s brows furrowed deeply.

Christopher, accompanied by Taylor, walked in with an inscrutable smile in his dark, probing eyes.