Chapter 393 You Don''t Have The Right To
Joy thought to herself, ''Now that Wen Group isn''t Henry''s anymore, there is no more use to be
submissive to him.''
"Are you so thoughtful?" Henry said sarcastically, rolling his eyes at Joy. He had seen deep through her
that he knew what kind of person she truly was. Snorting in disgust, he spoke again," You tried to hide
the cause of Winner''s death so that Shirley could upy the position which should belong to him. I
can''t believe how vile and vicious you are, Joy. Winner is also your son, your blood and flesh. As his
mother, don''t you feel even the tiniest bit of guilt for him?"
Joy narrowed her eyebrows at Henry. All of a sudden, she sneered and chuckled. "You''re so funny,
Henry. How could I kill my son, who came from my own womb? I can''t and I didn''t kill him, so why
would I feel guilty? Be careful with your usations."
Henry gave her a look of rage. "You..." The rage that filled him turned into despair. After a moment, he
blinked with tears rolling down his face.
At that very moment of grief, Henry looked ten years older than he truly was, very bleak and frail.
After a long dreadful silence, Henry sighed and opened his eyes. He looked at nothing in particr and
said under his breath," It is all my fault. I''m such a bastard for being so blind for falling into tempting
traps by a vile woman." As the tears stopped, he fixated his gaze on Joy and with conviction, he
dered," Let''s get divorced! After all, now that I have ced myself in this situation, you can no longer
benefit from me. So let''s just get divorced. I mean, why not, right?"
As soon as the words came out of his mouth, the whole room grew silent immediately. All eyes were on
Henry.
Everyone was shocked at his announcement. Even Jean gaped at Henry, wondering what on earth his
father was thinking at that very moment.
She really didn''t expect that Henry would demand a divorce.
It seemed that Winner''s death had really hit him hard on the chest, or maybe his head as well.
Jean turned to look at Joy. Seeing her initial reaction, she couldn''t help but be confused.
Joy looked as if she had expected Henry to ask for a divorce, or she had nned on doing this, so
Henry could divorce her. It seemed that after Henry''s copse, Joy didn''t want to be with him anymore.
Either way, she looked like she got what she wanted.
"Henry, I can''t believe that you still have a conscience lurking in your mind. As you know, I am still
young, and I can''t just be a lonely widow for the rest of my life, so I am grateful for your concern. Since
it seems like you are so willing to help me fulfill my desires, you should send me a check or transfer
money to my ount, enough for supporting myself for the rest of my life. Besides, I have been your
wife. I gave birth to and raised your children."
Henry stared at her in great disbelief. He wondered how much of a shameless person she was. His
eyebrows furrowed into a frown at her, and sneering, he replied," You know that I don''t have money
now."
"Do you think I''m an idiot? I know that you still have lots of immovable property. Moreover, I know that
you have secretly stashed egg money."
Crossing her arms on her chest, Joy pointed out and gave Henry acent look.
"That''s enough!" Henry interrupted, knowing she would keep listing every nook and cranny of his
money. Discerning that Joy wouldn''t let go of the matter until she could get something from Henry,
anger surged through his entire body. He got so furious that he felt as if his lungs were being squeezed
tight. With every breath, he said," You will get every penny that you deserve. I will inform you as soon
as the divorce agreement will be drafted by mywyer. Are you happy now?" Without waiting for a reply
from Joy, Henry shouted at her, pointing towards the door. "Get out! I don''t want to see your shameless
face anymore."
Feeling drained after uttering these words, he leaned against the bed, gasping hard as he tried to catch
his breath. The nurse rushed towards him, aiding him.
As Joy watched Henry holding on to every bit of life, she suddenly felt anxious about the thought of him
having one foot in the grave and being six feet below the ground.
Flustered, she reluctantly nodded and replied softly," Okay, I will wait for your feedback."
Joy nced at Jean, ring at her, before waving Shirley over, and together, they both left the room.
After a few moments, Henry''s breathing turned normal once more. Relieved, Moore patted Jean on her
shoulder in efforts tofort her. Not long, he spoke gently to her. "Toby and I will wait for you outside.
Take all the time that you need."
"All right." Jean nodded and gave Moore a weak smile before facing her sickly father.
Moore waved Toby over and gestured for the nurse to leave as well. The all walked out of the vast
room, leaving Jean and Henry.
Jean looked at Henry''s pale face, but her mind was off somewhere else.
She couldn''t help but feel sad for her father.
Regardless of howcent and arrogant Henry had been, no one was willing to be with him in his
Most importantly, the family that had been once happy was now shattered and broken up after that very
moment.
Thinking all this, Jean was only sure of one thing. It was that the pain that Henry was suffering and
drowning into was worse than getting physically inflicted by any weapon imaginable.
Even then, she knew that after all that Henry had done, he had definitely asked for these and didn''t
deserve any sympathy at all.
She had waited for this moment toe, but instead of feeling happy, she felt heavy-hearted and the
When Jean felt that it was now okay to talk to him again, she moved closer to him and asked," The
Wen Group has been under my control. Do you have any other instructions?"
It seemed that Henry didn''t notice Jean''s presence and was shocked to hear her voice, let alone for
being with him at that very moment of despair. He involuntarily turned and looked up at her, hope
sparkling in his eyes in spite of his depressed predicament.
As she saw the look on Henry''s face, Jean unconsciously frowned and reminded him that he should
not n out something for her. "You make it very clear that I havee back to Wen Group not for the
sake of money."
Not responding to that, Henry''s swollen eyes brimmed with tears once more. "Jean, it''s all my fault. I
still couldn''t believe that you have forgiven me in spite of all things that I have and haven''t done. It is
just right for me to make amends for my previous faults, so please give me a chance to do something
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good for you."
"Make amends for your previous faults by doing something good for me? Will you, really?" Jean jeered
at him, rolling her eyes in disbelief. "Look at you. You can barely take care of yourself. I mean, what
could you do in that state?"
"Everything in this world could be done easily as long as you have the money." Henry gave her a
desperate stare. In an attempt to convince her, he said," Just name it, and I''ll have it for you."
Hearing his words, Jean burst into fits ofughter and coldly ridiculed him. "Do you really think that you
are as wealthy as my husband?" She paused, looking at him in disgust, and said sarcastically. "Henry, I
really feel the regreting from you that you are still perverse and even attempt to buy me off with
money. It''s such a pity that you''re such an irresponsible father. You don''t even know what on earth your
daughter needs."
Jean looked at him and heaved a deep sigh. "I will watch over yourpany for the time being. Then I
will return it to you as soon as the time is ripe. You can send your money to others, or do whatever you
want to do with it. Just don''t think of any n for me."
After finishing her sentence, Jean cast a cold and straight nce at Henry, who looked at her with such
a pallid and sorrowful face.
Satisfied, he turned to leave. Before she could reach out to the broken door, she stopped when Henry
cleared his throat, asking for her attention. Knowing she won''t turn around to look at him, he said,"
Jean, you do know that the Wen Group was established by your mother and me. Can you really bear
and let thepany in ruins one day?"
Hearing this, Jean furiously turned around to re at Henry. "Don''t you dare mention my mother in
front of me! You don''t have the right to."
Henry looked at her with sad eyes. "I know I don''t have the right to, but I beg of you. At least for your
mother, don''t let thepany get destroyed by the hands of Joy and Shirley." Earnestly, Henry
implored.
Jean sneered. "You don''t need to instruct me. I won''t let them get away with it either. Just take care of
yourself and focus on your recovery, so you could return to thepany."
Henry frowned, and in a bitter tone, he replied," You know very well that it will be impossible for me to
go back to thepany."
"That is not my problem anymore. It is your own business whether or not you can go back to the
Joy and Shirley. Other than that, it is none of my business." Without waiting for a response, Jean turned
towards the door and walked outside, not even daring to look back.
Seeing Jeane out, Moore and Toby, who had been waiting right outside the room, hurriedly walked
over to her.
Moore frowned at Jean''s livid expression and asked," What''s wrong? You don''t look very well. Did he
humiliate you?"
"No." Shaking her head, her eyebrows furrowed into a frown. She heaved a deep sigh before adding,"
He wants me to take over thepany, and that ispletely against our original intent of
cooperation. We didn''t discuss about it, and I certainly don''t agree with it. I am just going to manage the
guaranteed under control. But only until then."