All Chapters of Mr. Neal, Mrs. Neal's Gone With The Money: Chapter 521 - Chapter 530

"What are his chances of being okay?" Cynthia asked. Yves did not withhold the truth from her. "Less than 0.1%." His words plunged Cynthia into an abyss. Less than 0.1%... This meant that Joshua would either end up in a vegetative state or suffer from a host of issues due to severe damage to his central nervous system. The thought was hard for her to accept, and she knew it would be even harder for Old Man Neal and the rest of them. They loved Joshua in their own way, despite their occasional disagreements. "Do not worry too much. Sean is a top expert in this field. With his previous research, there's a chance Joshua will be fine," Yves said, talking more than usual during their conversation. Cynthia remained silent. Indeed, Sean was highly accomplished in the fields of psychiatry and neurology, but she was deeply worried about Joshua's condition. Sean, standing not too far off, was watching them discuss. He let out a sigh and walked over. "Thanks for everything you've done

Felix did not know what to say. He put the newspaper on the table next to him, stood up, and said, "I'll go cut some fruit for you." "Off you go," Old Man Neal replied dismissively. Felix then left with his phone. He went to the yard before calling Cynthia back. His tone was always slow and composed, carrying an air of elegance and calm. "Cynthia." "Uncle Felix." "I'm alone now. Daphne isn't here," Felix told her. He was always kind to Cynthia. Cynthia initially had a lot to say, yet at this moment, she lacked the courage to speak up. Both Felix and Daphne were such good people. If she were to bring them this devastating news, she was afraid they could not take it well. "What's wrong?" Felix's voice came through the phone again. "Could I meet with you? It's not something I can explain easily," Cynthia asked, finding it more challenging than ever to articulate her thoughts. Felix, being the intelligent man he was, listened to her tone and what she said, guessing, "Did

Given Moses' character, there was always the risk of him inadvertently revealing the truth. As long as there was a chance for Joshua's recovery, they had to keep this matter concealed. They could not let anyone know. "Alright," Cynthia agreed. Nonetheless, Cynthia boarded the vehicle and headed for the airport. The extent of Joshua's future recovery would depend on both his luck and Sean's abilities. The situation weighed heavily on Cynthia's heart, and Felix was far from untroubled. After seeing Cynthia off, he sat alone in the car, pondering Joshua's current state and massaging his furrowed brow. It was undeniably hard to bear when he learned of his son's predicament. Apart from the emotional strain, it was also difficult because Joshua had always been a source of pride and never a cause for worry. He was always a paragon of excellence, the child others often spoke of in envious terms. However, now the situation was dire. With severe damage to the central nervous system, a vari

"Your contact history with him should prove whether he wants to see you or not. After waking up this afternoon, he instructed me to tell you that the two of you are now settled and henceforth should be strangers, avoiding each other." Sean steered the conversation in a different direction. Cynthia found it hard to believe. However, when she checked her phone and sent a message to Joshua's WhatsApp, she found that she was blocked. She stood there, phone still in hand, mind whirling with confusion. Why would Joshua suddenly act this way? Was he trying to prevent her from worrying? "Ms. Yates, forgive me if this is hard to hear. Joshua, no matter how you look at it, is the CEO of Neal Group, admired and praised by many. You didn't respond to his pursuit for so long. Any man would feel a blow to his pride." "I've come to understand part of your situation. He divorced you for someone else, and since then, you two have been at odds. To be honest, he hasn't taken anyone to bed. Taki

If Cynthia had been clear-headed enough at that time and had observed more closely, she would have spotted the inconsistencies. However, people are not machines. Even the most intelligent and rational person can be negligent, and there was no opportunity for her to rectify this particular oversight. In the next two days, Cynthia took care of matters at the Arch International Group, then met with Yves. Although Joshua's bullet had been removed, leaving Yves with no further involvement, she still wanted to know more. Yves and Cynthia had a good relationship, so he answered all of her questions and agreed to the favor she asked when she left. Sean was busy around the clock with matters concerning Joshua. On the 23rd of the month, Sean found a breakthrough just as his assistant rushed in, looking flustered. "Boss... there's... there's a visitor." "Get rid of him. There's no need to panic," Sean said nonchalantly. "This person is... a bit special. You should meet him," his assista