?Chapter 2382


    Nigel gazed at his most cherished grandson with distress. "Justin, you''ve been asleep for three days."


    Three days?!


    Justin took a sharp breath. He felt his head was spinning and his body was weak.


    "Justin, are you feeling pain in any other parts of your body?" Nigel asked worriedly.


    "Grandpa, I''m sorry." Justin swallowed ufortably as he struggled to speak. "Right now, it''s the critical bidding period for Salvador Corporation''s major project, and I''ve dyed it."Content provided by N?velDrama.Org.


    "you silly boy, you''ve done nothing wrong. What''s there to apologize for?" Just like when Justin was a child, Nigel reached out and gently patted his grandson''s head. "No project or bid is more important to me than my grandson."


    He continued, "Justin, don''t worry about the Salvador Corporation. Don''t be afraid that copsing in the middle of the board meeting will affect your position in thepany. You''re the heir I''ve chosen. No matter what happens, that won''t change."


    Justin''s expression remained calm, but what Nigel said stirred something within him.


    "Focus on getting better. Let me handle the rest!" Nigel dered.


    Justin blinked slowly and said, "I''m fine now. I can leave the hospital today."


    Ian quickly interjected, "Mr. Salvador, there''s no rush. Please don''t push yourself too hard!"


    "The bidding for the A5 project is next month. We can''t afford any dys," Justin replied calmly, pulling the needle from his hand. "Ian, get my clothes ready. We''re going back to the Salvador Corporation."


    Whenever Justin had made up his mind, no one could stop him.


    In the end, Justin left the hospital fully dressed up with Ian by his side. The luxury car sped toward the Salvador Corporation headquarters.


    Throughout the ride, Justin kept his eyes closed, resting quietly. His sharp jawline, usuallymanding, now carried traces of weariness and vulnerability.


    His mind kept reying the moment he copsed at the board meeting thest thing he saw before cking out was the sinister, eerie smile on Grant''s face.


    That smile carried a faint but unmistakable excitement, as if Grant had been waiting for this moment. There was no shock or concern, just the feeling that everything had gone exactly as nned.


    "That''s strange," Ian said, frowning as he nced out the window. "Why are there so many reporters gathered outside the building?"


    Justin suggested, "Head to the underground parking lot."


    The car turned toward the underground lot, but unexpectedly, reporters were swarming there as well.


    As soon as the car pulled in, the reporters rushed forward like a swarm of bees, surrounding the vehicle.


    "Mr. Salvador! There are rumors about your poor health, saying you might not be able to continue leading thepany. Do you have anyments on this matter?"