Chapter 672 The Wife Behaves Strangely Around Us

• Thinking that Mr. Johnston Sr. could no longer speak for Jared, Henry went back to his office. "Castor, tell everyone about your grandfather's accident as soon as possible. The sooner, the better. Henry intended to discipline Jared for his long-standing haughtiness. Next, he summoned each director of the business. On his way to the business the following day, Jared received a message from Max informing him of Mr. Johnston Sr.'s mishap. [The chairman of the Johnston Group passed away in an accident.] Jared gazed at his phone's headline. A call came in at that moment, and it was Henry. "How long until you get to the business? The board members need to talk about something. you."
• On the phone, Henry sounded enthusiastic. It seems like Jared had predicted what was happening. "Max, drive faster." "Yes, Mr.Johnston." Max immediately accelerated the vehicle, arrived, and pulled up in front of the Johnston Group building. Jared walked confidently in the direction of the meeting room. He approached and took a seat at the front of the meeting table. down, looking around the table at everyone, but none dared to look him in the eye. When he noticed that everyone was dropping their heads, Henry took the initiative and said, "Jared, all the board members are present today due to their worry for the health of Mr. Johnston Sr. You were the last to depart yesterday. So why don't you tell everyone?"
• Jared threw a glance at Henry, who was speaking, and then looked at everyone else. "On behalf of the chairman, I would like to thank you for your concern. You ought to have watched the news oday. I presume that you are all present today due to the news as well as the fact that you were forced to attend." Speaking of which, Jared gave Henry a quick look. "The information is untrue. Since the chairman's condition has been successfully managed, he is currently under observation, so you don't need to be unduly worried," Jared remarked sharply. Hearing what Jared stated, Henry was instantly wide-eyed.