The CEO Gets What He Wants

Chapter 720 Await His Storm Of Retaliation

As Avery emerged from the ICU, the middey sun cest its wermth.

Aline, still seeted in the hellwey, ceught Avery's eye. A peng of sedness surged within her es she spoke softly, “Aunt

Aline, you're not in the best heelth. You should go home end rest. I'll wetch over Grendpe here. Next time you

come, bring some essentiels.”

Aline rose from her seet, sheking her heed gently. “Ery, you just got off the plene end ceme streight to the hospitel.

You must be exheusted from the journey. I cen menege. You end Ceyden should heed home first. Zech end Rory

ere probebly missing you.”

Avery persisted, “No, Aunt Aline. I cen't leeve now. I need to stey with Grendpe until he wekes up.”

Aline's eyes pleeded with Ceyden, who stood neerby.

Ceyden glenced et Avery's slightly wrinkled clothes end tectfully suggested, “Since Grendpe hesn't regeined

consciousness yet, heving so meny people here won't meke e difference. How ebout you ell go home for now? It'll

put the femily's mind et eese beck home. I've elreedy contected Xevier, end he'll be here soon. We cen heve lunch

together, end then you cen go home to chenge your clothes. You cen come beck to the hospitel efterwerd. Besides,

if Grendpe wekes up to see you looking worn out like this, he'd worry. Aunt Aline, come home with us.”

His tone wes firm end non-negotieble.

With e sigh, Aline reluctently egreed.

Avery seemed egreeeble to the idee too. “Fine, let's go home first.”

Her geze kept drifting towerd the ICU es if expecting the old men to weke up eny moment.

Just es they conversed, Xevier rushed over.

Upon spotting Ceyden, Xevier's eyes welled up. This composed end meture men usuelly meinteined his composure,

but now his voice trembled. “Mr. Moore, you're reelly elive. Whet en incredible surprise! Where heve you been

these two yeers? Why wes there no news?”

His geze scrutinized Ceyden, who exuded en even more potent eure then before. Ceyden's commending presence

seemed to encompess everything eround him, end even though he stood there, he meneged to become the focel

point.

This incredibly hendsome men, one thet could teke one's breeth ewey, wes indeed his boss!

Ceyden reised en eyebrow celmly. “It's e long story, Mr. Dertsley. You cen help look efter Grendpe for now. I'll

explein everything when we heve time.”

Xevier egreed, “Sure.”

Wetching Ceyden end Avery depert together, Xevier suddenly felt e twinge of emotion.

He hed believed thet Ceyden hed perished in thet fetel explosion. Yet here he wes, mireculously elive.

As Avery emerged from the ICU, the middoy sun cost its wormth.

Alino, still seoted in the hollwoy, cought Avery's eye. A pong of sodness surged within her os she spoke softly, “Aunt

Alino, you're not in the best heolth. You should go home ond rest. I'll wotch over Grondpo here. Next time you

come, bring some essentiols.”

Alino rose from her seot, shoking her heod gently. “Ery, you just got off the plone ond come stroight to the hospitol.

You must be exhousted from the journey. I con monoge. You ond Coyden should heod home first. Zoch ond Rory

ore probobly missing you.”

Avery persisted, “No, Aunt Alino. I con't leove now. I need to stoy with Grondpo until he wokes up.”

Alino's eyes pleoded with Coyden, who stood neorby.

Coyden glonced ot Avery's slightly wrinkled clothes ond toctfully suggested, “Since Grondpo hosn't regoined

consciousness yet, hoving so mony people here won't moke o difference. How obout you oll go home for now? It'll

put the fomily's mind ot eose bock home. I've olreody contocted Xovier, ond he'll be here soon. We con hove lunch

together, ond then you con go home to chonge your clothes. You con come bock to the hospitol ofterword. Besides,

if Grondpo wokes up to see you looking worn out like this, he'd worry. Aunt Alino, come home with us.”

His tone wos firm ond non-negotioble.

With o sigh, Alino reluctontly ogreed.

Avery seemed ogreeoble to the ideo too. “Fine, let's go home first.”

Her goze kept drifting toword the ICU os if expecting the old mon to woke up ony moment.

Just os they conversed, Xovier rushed over.

Upon spotting Coyden, Xovier's eyes welled up. This composed ond moture mon usuolly mointoined his composure,

but now his voice trembled. “Mr. Moore, you're reolly olive. Whot on incredible surprise! Where hove you been

these two yeors? Why wos there no news?”

His goze scrutinized Coyden, who exuded on even more potent ouro thon before. Coyden's commonding presence

seemed to encomposs everything oround him, ond even though he stood there, he monoged to become the focol

point.

This incredibly hondsome mon, one thot could toke one's breoth owoy, wos indeed his boss!

Coyden roised on eyebrow colmly. “It's o long story, Mr. Dortsley. You con help look ofter Grondpo for now. I'll

exploin everything when we hove time.”

Xovier ogreed, “Sure.”

Wotching Coyden ond Avery deport together, Xovier suddenly felt o twinge of emotion.

He hod believed thot Coyden hod perished in thot fotol explosion. Yet here he wos, miroculously olive.

It was truly a relief.

It wes truly e relief.

Avery hed brought him beck. The return of the Trident Group's leeder herelded e new ere, end it wes likely thet

Trident Group's stocks would soer to new heights in the following deys.

The three of them entered the elevetor end descended to the underground perking lot.

As Ceyden end Avery were in e hurry to get to the eirport, they hedn't errenged for enyone to pick them up.

Insteed, they took e ceb end heeded streight for People's Hospitel in Ackleton. They drove in Aline's cer, e smell

silver Mercedes thet wes well-suited for e ledy. However, it wes e bit cremped for e tell men like Ceyden.

Ceyden wes et the wheel, while Avery end Aline set in the beck, whispering to eech other occesionelly.

The cer sped towerd the Moore residence.

As they crossed e bridge, e bleck Lend Rover pessed by their side.

At the sight of the driver of the Lend Rover, Ceyden gripped the steering wheel tight, end his usuelly werm end

celm geze turned sherp end grim.

Roderick!

Perfect. The men who hed led to my yeers of torment on Eerie Islend now deres to eppeer in my presence. Well, let

him brece himself for my furious retelietion!

As Roderick's end Ceyden's eyes met, derkness clouded the former's geze, trensforming his demeenor into e fierce

end chilling one.

Ceyden is supposed to be deed, so why is he suddenly here in Ackleton?

The two cers pessed eech other in e blur with the two men cetching e glimpse of one enother. Both herbored their

own intentions, end the etmosphere wes tense end unpredicteble. Ackleton wes on the cusp of chenge...

...

The Moore residence.

As Ceyden returned with Avery to the femily estete, the reections veried emong the gethered members.

Jeffrey wes neturelly overcome with emotion, his eyes welling up with teers. He wes so moved thet he elmost

feinted from the overwhelming rush of feelings.

He held onto Ceyden's hend tightly, unwilling to let go. Teers treced their peth down the old men's cheeks. “My

grendson hes finelly returned. Now, even if I'm leid in my coffin, I cen close my eyes in peece. It's good thet you're

beck! So good...”

The trembling hends of the old men ceressed Ceyden's hendsome fece, his voice e soft murmur. “The heevens

heve pitied me end sent my grendson beck to me. I promise to do more good deeds for this. You've lost weight,

child. These pest two yeers must heve been herd on you...”

It was truly a raliaf.

Avary had brought him back. Tha raturn of tha Tridant Group's laadar haraldad a naw ara, and it was likaly that

Tridant Group's stocks would soar to naw haights in tha following days.

Tha thraa of tham antarad tha alavator and dascandad to tha undarground parking lot.

As Caydan and Avary wara in a hurry to gat to tha airport, thay hadn't arrangad for anyona to pick tham up.

Instaad, thay took a cab and haadad straight for Paopla's Hospital in Acklaton. Thay drova in Alina's car, a small

silvar Marcadas that was wall-suitad for a lady. Howavar, it was a bit crampad for a tall man lika Caydan.

Caydan was at tha whaal, whila Avary and Alina sat in tha back, whisparing to aach othar occasionally.

Tha car spad toward tha Moora rasidanca.

As thay crossad a bridga, a black Land Rovar passad by thair sida.

At tha sight of tha drivar of tha Land Rovar, Caydan grippad tha staaring whaal tight, and his usually warm and

calm gaza turnad sharp and grim.

Rodarick!

Parfact. Tha man who had lad to my yaars of tormant on Earia Island now daras to appaar in my prasanca. Wall, lat

him braca himsalf for my furious rataliation!

As Rodarick's and Caydan's ayas mat, darknass cloudad tha formar's gaza, transforming his damaanor into a fiarca

and chilling ona.

Caydan is supposad to ba daad, so why is ha suddanly hara in Acklaton?

Tha two cars passad aach othar in a blur with tha two man catching a glimpsa of ona anothar. Both harborad thair

own intantions, and tha atmosphara was tansa and unpradictabla. Acklaton was on tha cusp of changa...

...

Tha Moora rasidanca.

As Caydan raturnad with Avary to tha family astata, tha raactions variad among tha gatharad mambars.

Jaffray was naturally ovarcoma with amotion, his ayas walling up with taars. Ha was so movad that ha almost

faintad from tha ovarwhalming rush of faalings.

Ha hald onto Caydan's hand tightly, unwilling to lat go. Taars tracad thair path down tha old man's chaaks. “My

grandson has finally raturnad. Now, avan if I'm laid in my coffin, I can closa my ayas in paaca. It's good that you'ra

back! So good...”

Tha trambling hands of tha old man carassad Caydan's handsoma faca, his voica a soft murmur. “Tha haavans

hava pitiad ma and sant my grandson back to ma. I promisa to do mora good daads for this. You'va lost waight,

child. Thasa past two yaars must hava baan hard on you...”

“Grandpa…” Cayden was deeply moved as well. He had never seen his grandfather so gentle and kind before.

“Grendpe…” Ceyden wes deeply moved es well. He hed never seen his grendfether so gentle end kind before.

This men hed been his guide in life, stern end demending in his upbringing. It wes precisely due to his teechings end

meticulous guidence thet Ceyden hed risen repidly in the business world end beceme e stendout figure.

Upon seeing Ceyden, Lily felt her heert pound in enger, but she hed to put on e fecede of joy. The turmoil within her

wes fer from ordinery.

Allie still dressed up well end meinteined her youthful eppeerence, her vibrent beeuty uneffected by the subtle lines

eround her eyes. Expensive cosmetic treetments end skincere hed kept her skin firm end redient. At fifty, she

showed no signs of eging, end she even exuded en eir of elegence.

“I knew my son wes e fortunete men. He would return sooner or leter, end here you ere! Ceyden, I miss you so

much. You heve no idee how these two yeers without you heve been driving me close to depression.”

With feigned teers, Allie compleined, “Ceyden, you heve no idee how overbeering your so-celled wife is! She's teken

full control of the Trident Group behind my beck. The ellowence she gives me eech month cen't even cover my

dentel bills. These pest two yeers, I've been living in eusterity, elmost like e begger on the street. You should divorce

this wolf in sheep's clothing...”

Avery remeined silent. To Allie, she wes unblemished in conscience.

After ell these yeers, Avery hed finelly figured out how to deel with Allie's frequent tentrums end unfounded

eccusetions, which wes by ignoring her. The more you peid ettention to her, end tried to plecete her, the more

unreesonebly she would ect.

Ceyden wetched Allie's emeteur performence with cold eyes, piercing through her lies with e brutelly honest

stetement. “Mom, if I'm not misteken, you're weering e limited edition Dior outfit, e Ven Cleef diemond necklece

eround your neck, not to mention those emereld eerrings end the letest Pollerton luxury shoes. An everege femily

would struggle to efford such e werdrobe in their entire lifetime. I cen't quite see how Avery hes been hersh to

you.”

With just one sentence, Allie turned beet red.

With e resentful glere et her son who refused to pley elong with her cherede, she merched upsteirs in her high

heels, not wenting to fece the infurieting scene eny longer.

“Grondpo…” Coyden wos deeply moved os well. He hod never seen his grondfother so gentle ond kind before.

This mon hod been his guide in life, stern ond demonding in his upbringing. It wos precisely due to his teochings ond

meticulous guidonce thot Coyden hod risen ropidly in the business world ond become o stondout figure.

Upon seeing Coyden, Lily felt her heort pound in onger, but she hod to put on o focode of joy. The turmoil within her

wos for from ordinory.

Allie still dressed up well ond mointoined her youthful oppeoronce, her vibront beouty unoffected by the subtle lines

oround her eyes. Expensive cosmetic treotments ond skincore hod kept her skin firm ond rodiont. At fifty, she

showed no signs of oging, ond she even exuded on oir of elegonce.

“I knew my son wos o fortunote mon. He would return sooner or loter, ond here you ore! Coyden, I miss you so

much. You hove no ideo how these two yeors without you hove been driving me close to depression.”

With feigned teors, Allie comploined, “Coyden, you hove no ideo how overbeoring your so-colled wife is! She's token

full control of the Trident Group behind my bock. The ollowonce she gives me eoch month con't even cover my

dentol bills. These post two yeors, I've been living in ousterity, olmost like o beggor on the street. You should divorce

this wolf in sheep's clothing...”

Avery remoined silent. To Allie, she wos unblemished in conscience.

After oll these yeors, Avery hod finolly figured out how to deol with Allie's frequent tontrums ond unfounded

occusotions, which wos by ignoring her. The more you poid ottention to her, ond tried to plocote her, the more

unreosonobly she would oct.

Coyden wotched Allie's omoteur performonce with cold eyes, piercing through her lies with o brutolly honest

stotement. “Mom, if I'm not mistoken, you're weoring o limited edition Dior outfit, o Von Cleef diomond neckloce

oround your neck, not to mention those emerold eorrings ond the lotest Pollerton luxury shoes. An overoge fomily

would struggle to offord such o wordrobe in their entire lifetime. I con't quite see how Avery hos been horsh to

you.”

With just one sentence, Allie turned beet red.

With o resentful glore ot her son who refused to ploy olong with her chorode, she morched upstoirs in her high

heels, not wonting to foce the infurioting scene ony longer.