Chapter 87 This Matter Must Not Be Disclosed to Anyone Else
In the parking lot, Madison was left naked, thrown in the aisle between cars.
She covered her private area, her gaze vacant.
Her skin was originally very fair and delicate, but now it is covered with marks from being bound and whipped. Several welts have split open, and the surface is densely covered with shades of blue and purple, resembling bite marks.
There was still blood on her body, flowing from the torn wound.
And he also took many, many photos.
Madison stared blankly at the ceiling, seemingly unaware of who she was or where she was now.
Zach was originally not far away. After bringing his daughter over, his heart became very complicated.
He didn't want it to be this way either, but there was no choice.
Madison had grown up so much, it was time for her to start contributing to the household.
He was so good to Madison. Just this once, Madison would give in, just this once.
Daniel had transferred the money, and the company was saved now. Madison was the hero.
Daniel's performance was not great, so he sought some emotional comfort. Madison, in their family, was still a clean girl.
After talking to Daniel, Daniel threw the person in the parking lot, and Zach immediately rushed over. He quickly found Madison.
"Madison." Zach hurried forward, took off his suit, and wrapped Madison in his arms.
Zach pretended as if he knew nothing. "How did this happen? What's going on?"
Upon hearing Zach's voice, Madison was taken aback, her head turning mechanically as if in a daze.
In those hollow eyes, there was a glimmer of light. "Dad!"
"Who did this, Madison? Dad will definitely find out and tear them apart into pieces!"
At this time, Zach was still pretending to be a good father.
Upon hearing Zach's words, Madison couldn't control herself anymore and hugged Zach tightly, saying, "Dad."
Madison sobbed loudly in Zach's arms.
Zach patted her back and comforted her, saying, "Don't cry, don't cry. Daddy's heart is broken, my precious daughter."
"There are a lot of people here; let's go home first. Madison, don't worry; Dad will definitely catch that beast!"
Zach got into the car with Madison in his arms. Madison had been crying the whole time, not caring about anything else.
She also couldn't recall what she had experienced; that recent period felt like a nightmare to her.
She closed her eyes, and all she could see was that scene - the disgusting old man, grinning like a devil, his hands so repulsive, his mouth equally repugnant.
"Ah!" Madison screamed like crazy, pinching Zach.
Zach was feeling very distressed, with more guilt in his heart. "Madison, don't be afraid. Dad is here."
After Grace came down to the parking lot, she didn't see anyone around. The parking lot was large, and Grace had no idea where Madison had been placed.
Grace knew where Madison's car was parked. She went there, and the car was still there, but Madison was not.
At that moment, Grace saw a car driving out of the parking lot. Grace remembered the license plate - it was Zach's car.
This jerk!
Grace got into her car, ready to chase after him, only to be surprised when Ryan grabbed her wrist from behind.
"Grace, what are you up to? Do you still respect me at all?"
Ryan felt ignored. Grace didn't seem to know what she was doing, starting from the meal.
"Let go!" Grace pushed Ryan's hand away, saying, "I have something to do. I must make a brief return home."
Ryan paused for a moment and asked, "What about me?"
"Go where you love to roam."
After speaking, Grace got into the car directly. With a loud "bang," she closed the car door, stepped on the gas, and drove out of the parking space, leaving only the rear end for Ryan.
"Grace!" Ryan, who had been left behind, stood there in confusion for two seconds before realizing what had happened.
He was furious. What does Grace mean by thinking he was begging to have dinner with her?
He left her behind and ran away. He swore that he would have dinner with Grace in the future. He's just a cad!
Zach drove the car and soon arrived home.
Madison cried until she was exhausted and then fell asleep.
He came down holding Madison, his eyes filled with tenderness.
Zach didn't knock on the door but opened it himself without alerting the maid.
When he was about to carry Madison upstairs like this, he noticed Taylor standing on the stairs.
"You..." Taylor looked surprised at the person in Zach's arms.
"Madison!" Taylor was instantly shocked, knowing at a glance what had happened, anger flaring up inside.
Her slap went straight across. "Zach, you devil!"
How dare Zach treat their daughter like that.
"Shh, don't wake up our daughter," Zach whispered as he carried Madison back to the room.
Taylor continued to curse behind, saying, "You beast, you devil, give me back my daughter! I will kill you, kill you!"
That was the daughter she had carefully nurtured for so many years, usually reluctant to scold. Yet, Zach treated Madison like that.
Mr. Gunter was a despicable person. She knew him all too well. How could he betray his own daughter for money?
After Zach put Madison on the bed, he then came out, and Taylor's fist landed directly on Zach.
"Enough!" Zach roared, "It's all because of your incompetence!"
"I'm useless? Zach, you figure it out. It's you, as a useless man. That's why you would betray your daughter!"
Zach got the money, and now he doesn't feel like arguing with Taylor.
"My bad, so what do you want now that it's happened? Even if we return the money to Mr. Gunter, we can't go back to how things were.
"Besides, nothing really happened between Mr. Gunter and Madison. It won't prevent Madison from dating again in the future. If you don't mention it and I don't mention it, how would anyone know?
"Are you going to sue Mr. Gunter? Can we really compete with him?"
Taylor cried; Zach's words made sense; it had already happened, and there was no going back.
And she was even less likely to sue Mr. Gunter; she couldn't stand a chance against Mr. Gunter at all.
'It's just my daughter, who is only twenty-two years old, and Mr. Gunter is already in his sixties!'
Taylor cursed, "You bastard!"
Zach pulled her into his arms and said, "Alright, alright. Weren't you always wanting a company before? How about I give you ten percent of the company shares?"
Zach comforted Taylor, and this matter must be treated as if it never happened.
"You only care about the company!"
"What do we do without a company? Can I afford to support you and our daughter, Taylor? I know I was wrong, and I promise this kind of thing will never happen again."
Taylor just felt sorry for her daughter. She left Oakworth to marry Zach; wasn't it just to escape that place?
As a result, her daughter suffered the same injury again.
She has always wanted a stake in the company. If Zach is willing to give it to her, she will be able to kick Zach out of the company when the time comes.
She knew that Zach, this man, was unreliable. He was just an incompetent man, hoping for money to materialize out of thin air.
"Ten percent is not enough. I want thirty percent."
"It's impossible." Zach definitely wouldn't agree with this; it's just too much.
"Zach, you jerk, if it weren't for that thirty percent, I would have definitely had it out with you. I would have exposed everything you've done, and by then, the company's stock price would definitely have been in turmoil. Both you and the company would have been done for!"
Zach had no choice but to agree, saying, "Thirty percent is thirty percent."
Zach continued, "But you must not tell anyone about this; you absolutely cannot let anyone else know."
After Zach finished speaking, there came a knocking sound like "bang bang" from over there.
Zach's heart skipped a beat as he forgot about Grace, his daughter, who always seemed to be at odds with him!
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