Chapter 313


    Dr. Frankie couldn''t believe that Magnus was ming himself for Morgan''s death. He quickly attempted


    to rify his thoughts, "No, Mr. Magnus, you misunderstood. Morgan''s passing was not because of


    ConTEent bel0ngs to N?v(e)lD/rama(.)Org .


    you. Really."


    "But how can that be? He saw me in this state. It''s no wonder he is gone!" Magnus said, looking up at


    Dr. Frankie in disbelief.


    Dr. Frankie took a deep breath and exined, "Here''s what happened. Morgan had a heart attack, but


    we managed to resuscitate him. But then Lucius distorted the truth about your addiction and spread


    rumors that you had be a junkie. He seized control of thepany during this turmoil. His actions


    led to a drop in thepany''s stock, causing shareholders to confront Morgan. The stress of it all


    caused Morgan''s heart condition to re up again. This time, we couldn''t save him."


    Magnus closed his eyes. His thin, strong hand clenched into a fist. His heart felt like it had been ripped


    out. “I''m sorry, Grandfather! It''s all my fault! I''m the reason you''re gone!”


    Magnus opened his eyes, a bloody red hue staining his pupils. “Lucius, well done. I''ve taken note of all


    your malicious actions. Just wait for the day of reckoning!”


    In this world, Magnus’ grandfather was the one who loved him most. He had raised Magnus with great


    difficulty, only to pass away in such a tragic manner.


    Magnus remembered all of this, and said coldly, "Push me in."


    May hurried over and began to push Magnus towards the house. "Jonas is ying the piano right now.


    He should be finishing soon."


    As they approached the house, they could hear the mncholic notes of a piano piece, filled with


    longing. Magnus'' face darkened, and he steered his wheelchair towards Jonas.


    Jonas, dressed in a casual suit, sat upright at the grand piano. His small hands were ying the


    sorrowful but smooth melody.


    "Jonas?" Magnus called out softly after thest note had been yed.


    Jonas turned his head, saw Magnus, and jumped off the leather stool, running towards his father.


    "Daddy? Are you all better now? That''s great!"


    As Jonas rushed towards him like a cheerful bird, a smile in his blue eyes. Magnus'' heavy heart


    lightened slightly. He reached out and tousled Jonas'' fluffy hair, asking softly, "Have you been a good


    boy while I was away?"


    "Yeah, I have been very good and obedient. I miss you every day. Mommy said you were sick and I


    shouldn''t visit you too much. But I did sneak in one time and talked to you a lot," Jonas said, his small


    face turning unhappy.


    Magnus knew that Jonas had indeed visited him once when he was unconscious. He had heard all the


    words Jonas had said. Jonas told Magnus to get well soon, saying that if Magnus died, someone else


    would spend his money, live in his house, bully Natalia, and hit Jonas.


    Magnus had heard all of it! He had thought at the time, what a heartless little rascal.


    "Daddy, Mommy said she''s going to a ce very far away, and it will take many years before she can


    Jonas suddenly asked a question, interrupting Magnus'' thoughts.cThe adults exchanged nces,


    finally realizing that Natalia had quietly left.


    Magnus quickly asked Jonas, "When did mommy tell you she was going to a very far away ce?"


    "Justst night, mommy hugged me and kissed me for a long time. Her eyes were all red. She said she


    had very important things to do and told me to listen to May and take care of you," Jonas said, tears


    welling up in his eyes. "But Daddy, I don''t want her to go to a faraway ce. If I miss her, I won''t be


    able to see her. I will be very sad."


    Jonas'' words made Magnus'' mind buzz. He immediately instructed James and Dr. Frankie, "Investigate


    all of Melfort''s entry and exit points immediately. You must stop my wife."


    There were no flightsst night. There would only be one leaving at dawn. Was it toote? “Nat, why


    are you leaving again?”


    "Understood!" James and Dr. Frankie realized the severity of the situation and hurriedly left to carry out


    Magnus'' instructions.


    "Daddy, where has Mommy gone? What important thing is more important than me?" Jonas looked up


    at Magnus, his mood low and confused.


    Magnus hugged him and let him sit on hisp, assuring him earnestly, "Don''t worry, no matter where


    Mommy has gone, I will definitely find her. I promise you."


    "Yeah, you’re the best, Daddy. You will definitely find Mommy. Last time it took you a long time to find


    her. Will it take a long time this time, Daddy?"


    Jonas'' bright blue eyes almost brought tears to Magnus'' eyes. He held the little boy in his arms tightly.


    "It won''t take long this time, my dear. I will find Mommy soon," Magnus promised softly.


    Jonas obediently sat in Magnus''p, his tense face finally rxing a bit.


    But even though Magnus was calming Jonas with suchposure, his heart was shattered. It took all


    his strength to suppress the grief in his heart and not let it show in front of Jonas.mAfter all, Jonas was


    still young and didn''t understand the pain of separation. If he thought his mother had just gone to do


    some work far away, then it was best to let him believe that.


    But Magnus didn''t know if James and Dr. Frankie could sessfully keep his wife in Melfort. They had


    dyed for so long before figuring out what was happening, and they might have been toote. His


    wife might have already quietly left.


    “No, Natalia, how could you be so heartless?!”


    Magnus swallowed all his bitterness, his mind filled with countless thoughts. He had guessed that it


    was only Belle''s threat of his life that could have silentlypelled his wife to leave him.


    But with Natalia gone, what was the point of living?


    “My love, how could you be so blind? Without you, my world is devoid of light. How can I endure


    another day without you? Am I not just a walking corpse without you?”


    Magnus gazed at the sunset, trying to vent all the sorrow inside him. But the more he tried, the more


    sorrowful he became. His eyes were teary; he wanted to let it all out.


    "Daddy, what''s wrong?" Jonas sensed Magnus'' low spirits. His tiny hands reached up to touch Magnus''


    chin, trying to cheer him up. "Daddy, Mommy used to say, we need to keep moving forward in life; don''t


    think about anything else. If we keep going, all the unhappy things will be left behind."