anwhile, at Xiao Liang’s residence, Xiao Liang was trying to call Wu Tian, but there was no answer. His brows furrowed in concern.
Just then, Tellam Kuangte’s face turned pale, and he bent over in pain. It was obvious to any onlooker that his complexion had beco ashen, like death.
"What’s wrong?" Xiao Liang cried out, losing his usual composure as he rushed to support Tellam Kuangte.
"It’s... it’s a heart attack," Tellam Kuangte said, gritting his teeth as he struggled for breath. "This might be my last day."
"No, no, no!" Xiao Liang grew hysterical, his face fraught with panic. He couldn’t bear to watch his true love leave this world. He imdiately shouted, "Doctor! Is there a doctor?"
Outside the room were Xiao Liang’s bodyguards and Tellam Kuangte’s entourage, which included a foreign physician who quickly rushed inside. He took out so instrunts and imdiately began to examine Tellam Kuangte.
The foreign physician simply shook his head. "It’s no use. It’s no use."
Xiao Liang understood what the physician ant. This was the end for Tellam Kuangte.
Xiao Liang’s thoughts turned to Wu Tian, and he imdiately tried to call him. When he couldn’t get through, he called his son instead.
"Dad, what’s wrong?"
As a native of Southern Province, Xiao Tianzan had worked tirelessly and made imnse contributions. He had very little ti for rest and even less for family, so he cherished those ties all the more. Seeing the call was from his father, he imdiately put his work aside and answered.
"Listen to . Find Wu Tian imdiately. I’ve told you before, he’s a remarkable man. Find him and bring him to . You must not offend him along the way. If you can’t do it, then don’t call your father anymore." With that, Xiao Liang hung up.
Xiao Tianzan furrowed his brows. Sothing urgent must have happened. Otherwise, his normally refined father would never speak in such a frantic tone.
He imdiately ordered his subordinates, "Quick! Send soone to Qin Corporation to find Wu Tian. You must bring him here, no matter the cost!"
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