Xavier had headed out at noon to handle urgent work. Yvette looked at the lofty Shannon sitting on the couch. She couldn't help but sneer upon hearing her tone.
"You're the one who left Xavier here. What right do you have to criticize how I take care of him? I haven't let him starve or freeze. I've fulfilled my marital duties."
Taken aback by the retort, Shannon fell silent for a moment. After a while, she stood up and looked around. "Where's Xav? I'm here to take him home."
Now that Jeremiah had basically taken control of the company and all the shares and assets had been transferred, she wasn't worried about anyone at the company taking away the legacy that Xavier had built.
It was time to take Xavier back.
"I'm not going back." A voice came from the doorway.
Xavier, wearing a black coat, stood at the entrance. The look in his black-obsidian eyes remained unchanged.
Shannon was shocked that her once-outstanding son had now become blind. As she saw him walking in step by step, she hurriedly stood up to support him. However, he pushed her away.
Shannon's hands were left empty. In an instant, she felt a sharp pang of sorrow.
"Xav, are you still mad at me? I did it all for our family. Your dad doesn't take care of anything. If I had stepped aside, the legacy you built would have gone to others. Rather than that, it's better to give it to Jerry. I'll make sure he returns it to you when your health improves."
Shannon knew Xavier's physical condition and that his memory might recover, but his sight never would. The doctors had said that the damage to his visual nerves from the accident meant he would spend his life in darkness.
Xavier didn't waver despite those words.
"Tell Jeremiah this when you go home—'Just you wait; I won't let you off the hook!'"
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