Chapter 710

Chapter 710:

Sadie bit down on the scream building in her throat.

This pain was nothing compared to what she had already endured. After the doctor completed the treatment and relayed his advice, he gathered his equipment and departed.

Samuel saw him out, then quietly returned to Sadie’s side, burdened with remorse.

“Ms. Hudson, forgive me. I didn’t foresee their plot, and now this has happened.”

Sadie gave a faint shake of her head, her complexion ghostly pale. “You’re not to blame. Their snare was set long before today, simply waiting for me to stumble into it. There was no avoiding it.”

Samuel’s brows furrowed. He was unwilling to accept her reasoning.

“But Ms. Hudson, you didn’t have to go through this. You could’ve clarified everything. Perhaps the elders wouldn’t have sided with Coyle.”

“Clarify?” A bitter laugh escaped Sadie’s lips. “Do you believe they would’ve let me speak?”

She paused, her tone laced with bitterness. “Coyle’s family has long aimed to oust me from the chairwoman seat. Even if I had explained, they would’ve devised another scheme. It’s wiser to bide my time.”

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Samuel still struggled to grasp her strategy.

“But Ms. Hudson, this price is steep. You’re gravely wounded, and now Coyle has seized the chairperson role. Is it truly worth it?”

Sadie’s gaze turned cold, a sly smile tugging at the corner of her mouth. “Only by doing this can I make them lower their defenses and eventually expose their ambitions. Coyle’s hunger for the Wall Group is no secret. Let him enjoy his false victory—I’ll reclaim it when the time is right.”

Additionally, what lay ahead required her to remain unnoticed. Samuel’s eyes lit up with realization, admiration clear in his expression.

Ms. Hudson was remarkable! Even in such a dire situation, she remained composed, just like Mr. Wall in the past.

“Ms. Hudson, you can count on me. I’ll see it through.”

Sadie nodded approvingly.

“The next steps are yours. Keep a sharp eye on Coyle and his actions.” She paused briefly, her expression darkening as a memory surfaced.

“Also, tighten security around Patrick.”

Samuel was puzzled by this instruction.

“Ms. Hudson, you’re already navigating a dangerous path. Why worry about Patrick now?”

Sadie’s gaze fell, her features softening with a trace of complexity. “He’s important. With his memory gone, he’s vulnerable. I won’t let Coyle get to him.”

Patrick’s true identity was still uncertain, so she shouldn’t tell anyone about her suspicions now.

Though not fully comprehending, Samuel gave a respectful nod.

“Understood, Ms. Hudson. I’ll see to it.”

Sadie quietly acknowledged him, weary, and motioned for him to leave. Once alone, she stared blankly at the ceiling, her mind adrift. Waves of sharp pain coursed through her, yet they were nothing compared to the heaviness weighing on her heart. Just then, the door creaked open once more.

Briley strode in, document in hand, her smug demeanor filling the room. “Sadie, sign this,” she ordered, tossing the papers onto the nightstand, her voice thick with disdain.

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