Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back! ( Leanne Castillo ) novel Chapter 321

"Are you defending her too?" Harrington fumed, his voice rising with each word. "Do you think we're worth any respect at all? You've been treating me like dirt again and again! Do you think we're pushovers? If you're so determined to protect this woman, then don't blame me for turning against you!"

Jennifer responded calmly, "I admit I was at fault with what happened between Curtis and Suzan, and I've always felt apologetic towards your family. But I can honestly say, in this matter, I've not wronged you."

"If you think that gives you the right to push the Richardsons around, you're sorely mistaken."

"Leanne is Curtis' wife, and she's part of our family too. Maddox and I will not stand by and let anyone bully her."

The Wrights' business empire depended on a steady flow of capital, and they had just secured a billion-dollar loan from VectorVista Bank. A feud with the Richardsons could jeopardize everything...

Harrington had hoped to intimidate Jennifer into submission, but instead, he found himself backed into a corner, his face darkening.

Curtis, seeing Harrington's discomfort, smirked slightly and said lazily, "Harrington, cool off a bit. There's been some developments these last few days that you're unaware of. Maybe you should hear them out first."

His cryptic hint left Harrington simmering in frustration. "What do you mean by that?" he demanded, his face stern.

Curtis nodded towards the door. "Let Olivia come in."

The person who entered was familiar to Harrington; she was the nurse who had been taking care of him recently.

The nurse, appearing demure as ever, came in and recounted what she had witnessed outside his ward days earlier. She then produced a bottle labeled "Tropicamide Eye Drops" and a lab report.

"I switched the medication when Ms. Wright wasn't looking. This bottle has been tested by Mr. Curtis, and it doesn't contain tropicamide—it's atropine."

Harrington's face turned ashen as he stared at the report, his expression dark and stormy.