When Aziel got to his study, he remembered what happened that day. He had sent Julian to check on one of their workers who had a fatal accident, caught sight of her heading in that direction. He narrowed his eyes—he knew that wing all too well. Pulling out his phone, he immediately dialed Aziel.
“Sir, I just saw Madam at the hospital… she’s going into the gynecology department.”
Aziel, who had been in a meeting, froze. His jaw tightened as he processed the words. Without wasting time, he ended the call and rang the hospital director directly. His tone was sharp, commanding.
“Find out why my wife is there—right now.”
The director, startled by the urgency, quickly made inquiries. Moments later, the confirmation reached Aziel. His hand clenched into a fist as he heard the words:
“Sir… i
