Chapter 351
Chapter 351:
Before Billy could look into what Gabriela had done in the past few days, Delia had already taken the initiative to call Wesley and inform him about Gabriela’s visit to Myah.
“Miss Haynes came over the other day,” Delia reported. “She clung to Ms. Espinoza like she was drowning, crying her eyes out p>
A cold weight tightened in Wesley’s chest. “Why p>
“I couldn’t say. Mr. Williams kept me at a distance. I couldn’t hear what they were saying p>
Wesley narrowed his eyes. “Fine. From now on, if anything happens with Myah, you come to me immediately p>
“Understood, Mr. Moss!” Delia’s answer was quick, almost eager.
𝖱𝘦𝖺𝖽 𝘧𝗿𝘰𝗺 𝘺o𝗎𝘳 𝘱𝗵o𝗇𝗲 𝘰𝗇
The line went dead. Wesley moved to the large picture window, the city’s lights bleeding into the glass. Something flickered behind his sharp, controlled expression before settling into a look of cold exhaustion.
A firm knock broke the silence. Billy stepped in. “Mr. Moss, I’ve got the details. In the past seven days, Miss Haynes not only visited Myah but also made a stop at the Williams Group. Later, Stewart rushed her to the hospital p>
The chaos Stewart had stirred up that day still lingered in the company’s halls. It hadn’t taken much digging, just a few pointed questions, to pull the story into the light.
“Why did she need to go to the hospital?” Wesley asked, his tone clipped. “Was she sick p>
“I don’t know,” Billy sighed. “But Miss Haynes was only there for half a day before she left. Didn’t seem too serious p>
He paused before adding, “She also went to the Williams Group today. She was helping Stewart with some kind of model p>
A flicker of restlessness stirred in Wesley’s chest. He waved Billy off, his voice low. “Got it. You can go p>
What was the link between Myah and Stewart? And why, all of a sudden, was Gabriela orbiting so close to him?
Then he remembered something — the accessibility software for the visually impaired.
Six years ago, the Williams Group had poured millions into developing that groundbreaking program. Back then, their entire circle had laughed behind Stewart’s back, calling him a fool for throwing money at what they swore was a doomed project.
Yes, there were millions of blind people worldwide, but how many could afford high-end tech like that?
Developing the software alone had been like climbing an unscalable wall; even basic braille data entry and translation nearly broke the project from the start. And yet, Stewart had pushed forward, shutting out every objection, finding the money, and gambling everything on its success.
Was it for Myah? Or… was Gabriela the reason?
Wesley forced a steady breath as he felt a heaviness in his chest.
He hoped the truth was far from what he had imagined.
Meanwhile, in Stewart’s office, Gabriela had just completed the delicate repairs on the model. Her craftsmanship was so precise that not a single fracture betrayed where the damage had been.
“You never let me down,” Stewart said, his tone smooth with approval. “I’ve made up my mind: the city plaza project will be done in collaboration with the Haynes Group p>