Getting $10 Trillion Out Of Nowhere - Chapter 1789

Chapter 1789: The Position of Family Head Chapter 1789: The Position of Family Head Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation Upon hearing Aida’s words, Beau was trembling with anger.

He clenched his teeth and said in a low voice, “How could Cielo be so foolish?

I’ve told him countless times that Connor is not someone to be taken lightly.

If Connor were easy to deal with, he wouldn’t have survived until now!” “Grandfather, I don’t think we can entirely blame Cielo for this.

After all, he only wanted to avenge me.

But who could have expected that Connor’s skills would be so terrifying!” Aida hurriedly explained.

“Yes, Father, this situation can’t be entirely blamed on Cielo.

We should blame that Connor for not respecting our Collier family.

He went so far as to leave Cielo in such a state!” Albert ground his teeth and said in a low voice.

Beau took a deep breath and then furrowed his brows as he asked, “What is Cielo’s current condition?” “We don’t know Cielo’s exact condition yet.

The doctor said he’s no longer in a life-threatening situation, but we can’t be certain about his future.

He’s lost the use of both his legs and arms, and while we performed surgery immediately, given the extent of the damage, it’s doubtful that even our best efforts can completely restore him.

So, we need to arrange for him to receive treatment abroad as soon as possible.

There might still be a glimmer of hope…” Albert answered.

“Both his legs and arms are broken?” Beau took a step back instinctively upon hearing this, then gritted his teeth and said, “Are you saying that my grandson’s best-case scenario is to become a cripple?

That there’s no hope of a full recovery?” “Recovery to normal functioning is highly unlikely, considering the severity of the fractures, but with good rehabilitation, he might be able to perform some basic activities,” the doctor cautiously replied.

Beau’s expression grew even more furious upon hearing this news.

He had never imagined that Connor would be so ruthless.

“Father, are you alright?” Albert noticed that Beau’s expression seemed off and quickly walked over.

He asked respectfully, “Is there something you want to discuss with me?” “I’m not…

not alright…” Beau waved his hand in response and then sat down on a bench in the corridor.

Albert’s face wore a similarly grim expression.

The impact of this incident on the Collier family was enormous.

Both he and his father had hoped to groom Cielo as the future successor of the Collier family.

However, with Cielo now in this condition, he couldn’t possibly take on such a responsibility.

Beau sat in silence for about two to three minutes before slowly standing up and saying to Albert, “Albert, come with me.” “Alright,.

Albert nodded and followed Beau into a hospital room.

After entering the room, Beau instructed Albert to close the door.

“Father, why did you call me in here?” Albert asked respectfully.

“Albert, I know you must be very upset about Cielo’s situation, but what’s done is done.

We can’t dwell on the pain,” he began.

“I understand your point,” Albert replied.

“I called you in here for two reasons.

First, we need to arrange for Cielo to go abroad as soon as possible.

His condition is beyond our capacity to treat, and we must place our hopes on foreign hospitals.

If there’s a chance for him to recover, we must take it,” he said with an expressionless face.

“Understood,” Albert nodded.

“Secondly, I’ve been hesitant about who should be the one to succeed in the Collier family between Cielo and Aida.

Aida is strong, but she’s still a woman.

Cielo is more suitable, but with his current condition, he can’t bear the responsibility.

So, for now, you should start grooming Aida as the future successor of the Collier family,” Beau stated.

“Father, this decision may affect many people.

Are you really planning to groom Aida and give up on Cielo?” Albert asked with a hint of helplessness in his expression.

“Well…” Beau’s expression remained indifferent.

“Do you have a better choice now?” Albert’s face showed a touch of frustration.

After all, he only had two children, Aida and Cielo.

If neither of them were suitable to inherit the family’s leadership, they might have to consider the children of Beau’s brothers as alternatives.

Beau was not willing to let his hard-earned family business go to someone else, so he hoped that one of his own children could step up as the successor.

“Alright, considering the current situation, we will follow your plan,” Albert conceded.