Alexander’s expression tightened the moment the secretary finished speaking. The weight of the hospital room, already heavy with uncertainty, seemed to shift into something far more dangerous, as though the air itself had changed.
Without hesitation, Alexander turned slightly toward the secretary, his voice low but controlled. “Leon.”
The secretary stepped forward immediately. “Yes, sir.”
There was no need for further explanation. Alexander’s authority had always been precise, and Leon understood that tone meant action, not discussion.
“Assign guards to the VIP room,” Alexander ordered, his gaze still fixed forward as though he could already see the threat approaching. “Full security protocol. I want men stationed on every floor, every exit, every access point. No one enters or leaves
