CHAPTER 541 HENRY’S HEAVY BLOW

Without speaking, Henry went straight to Shane's desk.

Shane leaned back in his chair and folded his arms." What a rare visitor. After six years, you finally take the initiative to see me."

Henry went straight to the subject. "That child named Theo is in your hospital, right?"

Shane was stunned for a moment and a gloomy light flashed quickly in his eyes behind his glasses. "I don't understand what you're talking about. Your man came to our hospital earlier and also looked for a child named Theo. Didn't our hospital say no? Why are you asking again and why are you here personally to ask about this?"

Henry squinted his eyes at him. "You don't have to beat around the bushes with me. I know Theo is in your hospital."

Shane pursed his lips. "Why are you so sure?"

Henry punched his desk and said in a deep voice," Your hospital has the best reputation and doctors in Vancouver. It's also the closest to the kindergarten. Theo was injured and his mother rushed him to the hospital. Naturally, he'd be sent to the nearest hospital, so I’m sure that Theo is here."

Shane looked at Henry's hand and his glasses reflected light. "Well, your reasoning is pretty good, but you're wrong. Theo isn't here."

"There’s another important reason," Henry said coldly, "I don’t know why Theo's parents have been reluctant t o show up even when I've invited them many times. They’re very mysterious and they hide their identity really well. Your hospital is the most protective of patient data in Vancouver."

"And then?"

“Since the Summers family supports this hospital, some slightly influential people won't dare to make trouble in your hospital, let alone forcibly find someone in your hospital or investigate a patient, so I think Theo's parents would definitely send their child here."

After speaking, Henry looked at Shane with a gloomy expression. "Are you still not willing to admit that the child is here?"

Shane didn’t show his expression, but there was a storm in his heart.

This man was really terrible. He easily insisted that Theo was here.

Earlier in Theo’s ward, Shane and Yvonne were guessing that Henry would send someone to the hospital for the second time.

Little did they know that Henry would come over himself.

It seemed that both of them had underestimated Henry.

Henry looked at Shane, whose eyes were turning around, and took the initiative to speak, "What are you thinking about?”

Shane sorted out his expression. "It’s nothing."

Henry added, "You're guilty." Content from NôvelDr(a)ma.Org.

Shane frowned. "You think too much."

Henry sneered, "Is it really me who thinks too much, o r are you really guilty? You know this very well. Now tell me, where's Theo?"

Shane stood up and said, "I won't tell you."

Upon hearing that, Henry felt cold all over his body." You’re really not telling me?"

"Who am I to tell you this? I’ve heard from Theo's mother that the daughter you raised was the one who caused Theo to end up in the hospital. Do you know what Theo has become?" Shane met his cold eyes without fear.

Henry’s thin lips pursed into a straight line. "Say it."

Shane nodded and sneered, "Alright, let me tell you this. Theo’s autism is getting worse now and has severely isolated everyone, including his mother. Are you satisfied with the result?"

Theo grew up under his watch and Shane regarded Theo as his son in his heart.

He was so distressed to see that Theo had become what he used to be.

The daughter of this man in front of him was the one who caused this, so how could he not be angry?

When Henry heard Shane’s accusation, his thin lips trembled lightly. He didn’t know what to say. In the end, he could only say, "I know that this is our fault. I'll be responsible for it, but I want to see Theo now."

He really wanted to see the child. Ever since he knew o f the child's existence, he had always wanted to meet him.

As time passed, his desire to meet the child became more intense.

Now that he heard Shane saying the child's autism had worsened, it felt like someone had severely grabbed his heart and it hurt.

Shane said coldly, "No, I won't let you see Theo. Your daughter has harmed Theo in such a way. If Theo knows that you're the bully's father, won't Theo be stimulated and afraid?"

Henry subconsciously retorted, "I'm not Anna's father."

For some reason, Shane was inexplicably unhappy and uncomfortable when he heard Henry say that he wasn’t Anna's father.

It was even harsher than saying Anna was the daughter that he raised.

Shane was surprised by Henry's words. He didn’t understand why he was so agitated.

Shane looked at him coldly. "Did I hear wrong? Anna Lancaster isn't your daughter?"

Henry corrected him. "She’s my stepdaughter."

"That means she's your daughter too, a daughter by law. To be honest, Henry, I don't understand. You're a reasonable person with proper world views, so how is i t that you brought up such a vicious daughter who instigated other kids to beat up a kid to pulp? Do you know? In addition to autism, Theo has a congenital deficiency too."

Henry was shocked. "What?"

Shane opened the drawer and found a medical report i nit.

He first tore off the column of Theo's photo and name and then handed the report to Henry. "This is Theo's physical examination report. Have a look." 1

Henry subconsciously took it, but when he held the report in his hand, he suddenly felt that the report was as heavy as a thousand pounds. It was so heavy that he didn't even dare to look at it.

But he read it in the end.

When he read it, Shane explained in detail in front of him, "When Theo was still in his mother’s stomach, she almost couldn't save him because his mother had several accidents. Although Theo was safely born in the end, he was a premature baby. He was very weak and was hospitalized with a fever when he got a little cold. He was five years old, but looked like a three-year -old child."

Henry’s hand holding the physical examination report was shaking slightly.

Shane saw that and then said, "Think about it. How can a fragile Theo fight back so many kids? Those kids are merciless. They pinched Theo's face and even kicked his spleen and stomach. If someone didn't stop them in time, do you believe that those kids might have beaten Theo to death?"

Henry’s pupils shrunk violently. With a sudden force i n his hand, he squeezed the report into a ball and grasped it in his hand.

Shane continued mocking him, "So Henry, you should be glad that Theo is still alive. Otherwise, your daughter and the other kids would be the murderers and you’d be the main culprit."

Henry's breathing became rapid and his heart was about to explode with pain.

Especially the sentence, 'If someone didn't stop them i n time, do you believe that those kids might have beaten Theo to death?' It was unacceptable for him.

He thought that Theo only had external injuries from Anna and the other kids, and then he was sent to the hospital just because the parents were worried.

Unexpectedly, Theo was beaten so seriously that he

was almost killed.

Shane sneered in his heart when he saw Henry's anger and dazed look.

Was this unacceptable?

Would he go crazy if he knew that Theo was his biological son and the daughter that he raised was the one who got his biological son into this situation?