THE END

Henson lay there until a passerby called an ambulance, and he was rushed to the hospital. After three days, he began to feel much better.

When he finally opened his eyes and looked at the television in the ward, he saw footage of himself—humiliated by Hannah, being dragged out of the event hall, and beaten into unconsciousness.

His fists clenched tightly, but a sudden wave of pain made him grimace. He gritted his teeth, feeling his body ache from the brutal assault.

He remained in the hospital for another three days before being discharged. He took a taxi back to his mansion. Although he was technically in a police cell, his company continued to pay his staff, and his home was still his residence.

He sat down to rest for a moment, then eventually got into his car and drove to his uncle’s house.

When he arrived, he stepped out of the vehicle. Maxwell’s butler approached him and said, “My boss wants you to wait here.”

Henson, who might have lost his patience before, now understood that