The Divorced Heiress Revenge (Bella Thompson) novel Chapter 2281

Chapter 2281

The next morning , Justin suddenly woke up from his sleep. For some reason, he was drenched in cold sweat.

His breathing was labored as he reached for his phone, squinting to check the screen. It showed over twenty missed calls from Nigel.

Ever since being discharged from the hospital, Justin had been dealing with lingering side effects. His head would ache every night, and he had not gotten a full night’s sleep in three or four days.

Last night, he felt like he could not take it anymore , so he took some sleeping pills and slept through the night until morning.

Rubbing his throbbing temples, Justin got up and was about to return Nigel’s call when he heard Ian’s voice outside the door.

“Mr. Salvador, are you awake?"

“What is it?"

“Your grandfather is here and requests to speak with you downstairs ."

After freshening up, Justin dressed in a tailored black suit and made his way to the living room while dialing Arnold’s number on his phone.

Despite the unpleasant way his last meeting with Arnold had ended at the hospital, with Arnold slapping him and storming off, Justin remained unfazed.

Perhaps due to his emotional distance, he was only concerned with regaining his health enough to resume normal functioning at work.

However, after three attempts to call Arnold, it remained off. Justin frowned slightly and put his phone away.

In the living room, Gregory and Nigel were already there, and the air seemed tense.

“Grandpa, Dad,” Justin greeted them, his deep black eyes shifting toward Nigel. “Grandpa, have you been looking for me? What’s the matter?"

Nigel was extremely anxious and exclaimed, “Justin, something has happened to Bella!"

Justin’s expression remained indifferent, showing no trace of emotion. "

What happened to Ms. Thompson?"

“She was in a car accident . You need to come with me to the hospital immediately and see how she’s doing!” Nigel was anxious and had barely slept all night, the dark circles under his eyes betraying his exhaustion.