Chapter 73

When Ken learned of this, he thought it incredible that Don Reed had treated his ex-daughter-in-law in such a brutal and disgusting manner. Ken, too, began to sympathize with Ivy. Wyatt Reed was deafeningly quiet for a long time, making the office's silence unpleasant. Suddenly, Wyatt went out with a sad countenance, kicking away the chair and taking his jacket. His car sped toward the Reed Mansion. When Wyatt saw the maid, "Where's the Don?" he asked in a booming voice. The maid shook. "The Don visited Erstwhile Villa...." Wyatt turned around and walked away. "Sir, the Don stated he wouldn't see you until the situation is resolved," the maid raced after him. Wyatt came to a halt when he heard this. As he looked at the maid, his glance was harsh. "What exactly did you say?" The maid stepped back in dread, her face pale, and she didn't dare to speak again. Wyatt gritted his teeth and returned to his car, where he took out his phone and dialed his grandfather's number. The phone