Captivation: Want Nothing But You

Captivation Want Nothing But You Chapter 229 by Adolf Dunne

Rachel Was Buried

Victor had been in a coma for three days. The doctor did a simple examination for him as usual. He looked at Lukas who was waiting aside and said, “Mr. Sullivan is fine, all indexes are normal.”

“But it has been three days. If there is nothing wrong, why hasn’t he woken up yet?” Lukas frowned and asked worriedly. The doctor looked at the unconscious Victor, and also felt strange. “Well… I’m afraid Mr. Sullivan is subconsciously avoiding something and he is unwilling to wake up.”

The doctor said after a long silence. Lukas’s face suddenly became serious. “Is there nothing we can do?” The doctor sighed helplessly and shook his head. “Unless Mr. Sullivan is willing to wake up himself, otherwise…” Otherwise, no one could do anything about it. The doctor didn’t go on. Lukas understood what he meant. He looked at Victor lying on the bed with a complicated look and ordered the servant to send the doctor away.

That night, after spitting out blood, Victor fell into a coma. Several doctors came to examine him and said that there was nothing wrong with him. The reason why he spit out blood was due to emotional fluctuation and he would soon be awake. However, three days had passed and he was still in a coma. Knock, knock, knock. Someone knocked on the door. Lukas turned around and looked at the person coming in. “Ivan.”

“Lukas, Mr. Sullivan…” Ivan glanced at the documents in his hand. The news about what had happened on the ship spread quickly the moment they got off the ship. Everyone in the business world was talking about Victor’s situation, and there were rumors. Someone said that he was seriously ill and might not live.

Someone said that he was heartbroken because of the death of Rachel and decided not to take over the Sullivan Group. Someone even said that it was him who killed Rachel. Everyone in the Sullivan Group was in danger, Ivan had to bite the bullet to keep the balance. He had to pay attention to all sides at any time and keep an eye on the Sullivan Group for Victor.

It was not until this time that Ivan realized how many people were looking forward to Victor’s death, and how many people had been waiting to split everything he had.

general shareholder’s meeting. The directors want Mr. Sullivan to attend.” “They want Mr. Sullivan to attend

what they wanted, for Victor to not attend so that they would have the reason to ask Odin home to inherit the Sullivan Group. Now that Victor was in a coma, they had reasons to make him quit the CEO of the Sullivan Group. Seeing the look on Ivan’s face, Lukas knew what those cunning men were thinking. He also knew that since Ivan had said it to him, they were really

“When is this meeting?” Just as Lukas and Ivan were at a loss, a hoarse and deep voice suddenly sounded. Victor woke up. “Mr. Sullivan, you…” “Tell them that I will attend the meeting on time. There are things that needs to be settled long ago.”

and pale expression on Victor’s face, Lukas felt sorry for him and said with tears in his eyes, “I’ll go call the doctor.” “No, I’m fine.” With his thin lips slightly lifted, Victor called out to Lukas who was walking to the door. His eyes darkened. “Lukas, how long have I been in

back with you.” Three days… Had he been in a coma for three days? He seemed to have had a long dream. From the day he stood outside the operating room to the doctor’s declaration of his mother’s death to Rachel lying on the stretcher

couldn’t tell whether they were dreams. He didn’t want to wake up. He was still in his mother’s warm arms a second ago, and the next second he would find himself

I call the doctor over?” Looking at the absent-minded expression on his

Lukas was stunned.

She?

throat. He couldn’t bear to say it out.

clenched his fists, blue veins protruding “Mr. Sullivan…” Lukas’s eye turned red. As if he didn’t see the tears in his eyes, Victor just asked calmly

seemed to be ten years

She was buried.”

A week later.

a week in Apliaria. The cold wind mixed with rain, as if winter had entered overnight. In the 33th floor, the CEO Office of the Sullivan Group building. “Today, at the general shareholder’s meeting, the economic investigation team arrested and investigated four major

shareholders’ misappropriation of the company’s money and bribery in the name of projects during the thirty years of their service in the Sullivan Group. The amount is up to one billion and three hundred million dollars. At