My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire

Austin furrowed his brows and looked at Party A’s full company name on the contract, feeling he might have read it wrong.

He rubbed his eyes and looked again.

Typically, when they purchased drugs from a scientific research institute, the Gill Group was always Party A, but at this moment, the other party’s contract stated that Party A was not the Gill family, but-

Watson Biopharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

This name sounded somewhat unfamiliar.

Yet it also felt familiar, as if he had seen it somewhere.

Austin pondered for a moment with furrowed brows but still couldn’t remember where he had seen it, so he simply frowned and turned to Keira. “Keera, we are the buyers, and you are the sellers. By rights, we should be Party A.”

But Keira replied, “I’m sorry, our pharmaceutical research institute has always been party A when it comes to selling drugs.”

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Austin immediately wanted to say something but was scolded by Lady Gill. “Austin, don’t be disrespectful to

Miss Olsen!”

Austin just pouted and turned his head away with a grumble.

Keira had achieved her goal, and besides, Nara was no longer in critical condition, and when she would wake up was merely a matter of time.

Keira decided not to stay there with the mother and son. She greeted Matias and then left the hospital.

Austin couldn’t help but complain to Lady Gill as soon as she left. “Mom! Look at how demanding she is! In all of Clance’s pharmaceutical companies, aside from Nora Research Institute, no company dares to act as Party A when working with us!”

Lady Gill glared at him. “Are you not going to repay her for saving your sister?!”

Austin was speechless.

Only then did he reluctantly lower his gaze and, after a long while, said, “I’ll have someone stamp the contract tomorrow and send it to her.”

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“Good.”

After Lady Gill said that, she kept her gaze on the ICU.

She wasn’t concerned about the contract; she only hoped her daughter would wake up sooner.

Noticing Lady Gill’s gaze, Austin couldn’t help but look

toward the ICU ward.

He stared at that door, his expression gradually becoming lost and hesitant until it ultimately became helpless and bewildered.

He knew his sister’s plight today wasn’t all Jackson’s

fault.

more to blame.

was merely an attempt to vent his feelings

Yes, powerlessness.

this moment, he finally understood what the Crera proverb “karma goes full circle” and “good and evil will come

family, and because his sister was snatched away,

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if to make up for the

was spoiled to the point of losing control and lived in

had enough of the life of luxury, he found it unstimulating, so he always sought something exciting to feel that he was still alive.

he bragged about sleeping

why he took joy in bullying others, watching them unable to fight back.

off the building, he was still feeling

could he treat a girl

her that way, even if she

wasn’t his sister!

legs

but she didn’t

fiercely at them; he thought

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and atone for his previous actions!

or the Gill family’s protection, Jackson couldn’t have pushed his sister to

who drove his sister to jump from the building weren’t just Jackson. Lady Gill and Austin weren’t innocent either!

of them were murderers!

again. “Get out! Nara refuses to wake up. I’m sure she doesn’t want to see you! Both of you, get out! Don’t

and knelt silently. He bowed his head without

tremble slightly. After the fifth

“Get out! If you stay here, my sister won’t

Austin was slightly

then turned to Lady Gill. “And you, get out

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him!”

her eyes welling up. “Fine,

wiped away the tears at the corner of her

this, Austin also stood up, staggering as he followed

spoke as they left the corridor, and they sat on the

leave, and neither did

so they kept their distance… but they

was their daughter and sister, the one they had

at Lady Gill. “Mom,

his sentence, and then, after some time, he spoke again.

unsure of what to

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fell between them for

long he cried before raising his head. “Mom, you’re right. Keera saved my sister’s life. It’s not just a contract. Even if we gave her the