Never Late, Never Away

Never Late, Never Away Chapter 1213

Hendrick dared not imagine what the Youngs would do if the worst had indeed happened to Hannah while she was undergoing the blood transfusion. More importantly, when the Blackwood family came to demand Hannah’s return, what answer could he possibly give them?

Hendrick fixed a piercing gaze on Fabian for a long time, speechless. Fury burned within the depths of his dark eyes. Hendrick said nothing, but his eyes were accusing. What if something had happened to Hannah then? Would you have been able to bear that responsibility?

Fabian met Hendrick’s gaze unflinchingly. He was well aware of the reproach in Hendrick’s eyes.

“Why don’t you look at the second document?” Fabian said gently. He nudged another stack of documents into Hendrick’s hands.

Hendrick picked it up, weighing it in his hands. This set of documents was much thicker than the marriage papers he’d just seen. It consisted of at least ten pages.

Hendrick held it up. It proclaimed in bold, black letters: Phoenix Group, Share Transfer Agreement.

letters read, his nostrils flared in astonishment and his jaw

of the documents, but it was not lost on Jason. As the heir

admiringly. He felt entirely affirmed in his worship

over shares belonging to the biggest company ever without batting an eyelid. Then again, nobody

these simple A4

final page, only half-comprehending the contents of the document. He’d roughly understood what it meant and thus hadn’t the patience to examine it too

of the entire document lay on the final page, where Hendrick could see Ten percent of shares clearly spelled out. He wasn’t a businessman, but he had more than

traveled downwards, noting where Fabian had initialled three of his signatures with a flourish. The other side, however,

quart of blood was drawn from Hannah. If anything had happened to Hannah, I would have delivered these documents to your family. As long as I possess more than ten percent of

the contract over to Gillian, who likewise flipped through it. She, too, felt the importance of the papers she held in