Beyond the Divorce
He was indeed badly injured, indicating the other party was ruthless, intending for Atticus to give up Echelon.
Though Atticus was out of danger, he wasn't fully conscious.
"We can only wait for him to wake up before we can handle Echelon's affairs. Currently, the other side doesn't know Atticus's whereabouts and won't act recklessly. That's buying us precious time for Echelon," Atlas said.
"But they won't easily give up," I sighed.
"Even if someone has already targeted Echelon's shares, without the appearance of the majority shareholder, Atticus, nothing can be done." Atlas reassured me, "Mr. Atticus has been protected by us!"