The Divorced Heiress’s Revenge (Anna and Justin) novel Chapter 1001

Chapter 1001 

After finalizing the contract, Gregory felt a sense of relief and exhaled 

deeply. 

The successful completion of this significant project could be viewed 

as an encouragement for the team, restoring some lost credibility 

from before. 

Back at the office, Gregory was eager to reconnect with Grant. 

“Congratulations on securing another important project 

collaboration,” Grant said to his father. 

At that moment, Grant was already in the car, heading back. He glanced downward slightly, his warm brown eyes conveying kindness and a subtle smile gracing his lips. 

In terms of looks, Grant was not as handsome as Justin, not as sharp as Ryan, nor as elegant as Christopher. Instead, his features were refined, exuding a unique charm. He was courteous and approachable, making people eager to know him and get 

Despite being confined to a wheelchair due to a physical 

several years, he did not show any signs of self-pity. He co 

smile brightly and maintain a clear gaze, as if the traumatic kidnapping incident had never occurred. 

him. 

“Grant, this collaboration’s success is all thanks to your efforts. S must thank you properly.” Gregory expressed admiration. in his ey 

and excitement in his voice. 

“Dad, you’re too kind. There is no need for such words between us 

father and son,” Grant responded calmly. “Everything I do is for the Salvador family and Salvador Corporation. It’s my duty as the eldest 

son.” 

Gregory was deeply moved by this reply and asked with concern. Son, how have you been feeling lately? Do you feel better over the 

past few years?” 

Grant replied, “I’m doing well. You don’t need to worry about me.” 

“I’ll check my schedule and fly over so we can spend some quality 

time together, just the two of us!” 

“Dad, there’s no need for you to rush over.” 

“Why?” 

Grant chuckled softly. “Maybe soon we can meet in Savrow.” 

“Are you coming back?” Gregory couldn’t help but be surprised, 

struggling to believe his own ears. 

“Yes, indeed. Like fallen leaves coming back to their roots, no matter 

how long I’ve been living in Meridan, this place is not truly. 

I’m really excited about reuniting with my family here. And as Justin, I don’t know how he’s been all these years. I’m genuine 

looking forward to seeing him again.” 

Although the South Island of Terranova was not considered a lar 

island, its land area was substantial. 

Woreover, with dense jungles and complex terrain, coupled with the cnset of nightfall, the island appeared even more mysterious and