?<strong>Chapter 808:</strong>
Colson’s mind raced.
If this uproar continued, the Gray family’s influence would waver, and Owen—whom they supported—would face a major setback.
He tapped into another media outlet.
Unsurprisingly, the top trending topic was about the Gray family.
“Damn it!” he growled, his rage boiling over.
For the first time in years, hepletely lost hisposure, hurling the iPad across the room.
It shattered against the wall with a loud crash.
The assistant froze, barely daring to breathe.
Colson clenched his fists and exhaled sharply.
“Hector, that treacherous snake! After everything we gave him—the resources, the protection—this is how he repays us?” His voice dropped, cold and menacing.
“Find him.
I want him to regret the day he crossed us.”
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“Understood!” The assistant nodded briskly.
In Aldin’s hospital room in Lorpond,
Dane had been injured during the scuffle with the mysterious men in ck.
After receiving treatment, he remained in Aldin’s room, conversing with Madisyn over the phone.
“The Klein family’s covert guards couldn’t have arrived at a better time,” Dane recounted.
“They eliminated those assants and misled Colson with a false report, convincing him that Hector was dead.
That misinformation spurred him to spread those rumors online.
Now that it’s clear Hector is still alive, those rumors have quickly unraveled.”
Dane paused for a moment, his voice filled with gratitude.
“Madisyn, we are deeply indebted to you for this.
The situation could have escted dramatically without your critical information and the swift action of the Klein family’s guards.”
Madisyn’s reply was gentle yet firm.
“I had ced a listening device in Hector’s house, which tipped me off about his ns.
But it was Tatiana who truly turned the tide.”
Dane asked, “Tatiana? What did she do?”
“Hector was always careful not to discuss his ns where he might be overheard,” Madisyn continued.
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