Chapter 11

As for Joseph, the one who truly saved me, we had been chatting occasionally the past few days. It was mainly to discuss the board meeting about to happen the following day. He was always calm and collected, a stark contrast to Wesley's restlessness. "Are you sure this is what you want to do?" Joseph asked. "This might cause the Grant Group's shares to drop." "When Wesley lied to me for five years, he had never once thought about my feelings," I calmly replied. "Besides, I'm only getting back what should have been the payment of my debt to you." After a moment of silence, he said, "I really don't care about being the heir. I'm just worried about you." "Don't worry. I'm doing well. I have never been so well." This was the truth. After leaving Wesley, I finally found my true self. I was no longer living for another person or worried about their reaction every single moment. This feeling of freedom was thrilling. … That afternoon, I visited my father's doctor. He said that my fa