Chapter 468


    “Are you nning to call your group’s security team for a hospital fight to make headlines? Are you


    expecting reporters toe and discover that you allowed your own son to jump off a car, and it took


    you a while to realize it?


    “Or perhaps you intend to rify why you took Felix forcefully? Not because you wanted to use him to


    threaten Esther, but because you genuinely got him back?”


    Jasper’s inquisitive tone left Bradley’s hands hanging limply at his sides.


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    “If it weren’t for you, Jasper-


    “If it weren’t for me, Felix would be dead.” Jasper sent a video to Bradley, his voice dripping with


    sarcasm. “This is a video of my people saving Felix. Take a good look. It was me who saved your son.


    “Yes, I admit I hid the fact that Felix was alive from you, but you need to understand that your son


    would be at the bottom of the sea if it weren’t for me. Is this how you treat the person who saved your


    son’s life?”


    “Jasper, don’t think I don’t know what you’re up to! You’re trying to take advantage of this situation to


    steal Esther from me! Let me tell you, unless I die, Esther will be mine for the rest of her life!”


    Compared to Bradley’s agitated state, Jasper was calm, like a gentle breeze that made people


    “Bradley, Esther isn’t yours. She’s her own person.


    “Unlike you,


    who hold onto her with resentment, possession, and torment, I guard her. If you treat her well, I can


    forever remain a silent guardian. But if you treat her poorly, I won’t stay silent anymore. I will protect


    her, just as she protected me back then.


    “Bradley, you are truly pitiful for losing a woman who loved you the most.


    “You know, reuniting after a separation might sound good, but just like a broken mirror that’s glued back


    together, there will always be cracks that can never be erased. Love is the same.


    “If


    you really have the energy, you should pray that Felix, who is on the brink of death ording to the


    doctor, pulls through. Otherwise, you’ll carry the guilt of causing your son’s death for the rest of your


    life. That sense of guilt will haunt you forever.”


    Jasper’s mention of the doctor’s words consumed all of Bradley’s focus.


    He weakly grabbed onto Jasper, who was about to turn away, and asked urgently, “Jasper, don’t go yet.


    What did the doctor say?”


    “Mr. Quill brought experts from Capitus. The surgery isn’t over yet. I’m not sure.” Jasper sized up


    Bradley and added with a hint of mockery, “So, are you still going to make a scene here at a time like


    this?”


    Bradley’s hands hung limply by his side.


    “If… If Felixes out of the operating room safely, send me a message.”


    Jasper replied coldly, “We’ll see how you behave.”


    After Jasper left, Bradley weakly sat down on a bench. He looked at the bodyguards surrounding him


    and said wearily, “You can leave. I won’t try to rush in again.”


    The bodyguards did not move.


    A hint of derision colored Bradley’s eyes. Did they no longer believe his words?


    Bradley yed the video Jasper had sent. It showed the doctors saving Felix when he was rescued


    from the sea.


    He watched as Felix coughed up water multiple times.


    He watched as the doctors performed CPR on Felix over and over again.


    There were even moments when the doctors dered Felix dead, but others refused to give up and


    continued resuscitation efforts.


    Bradley watched his son in the video and suddenly sobbed in pain.


    Would his son be lucky enough this time?