Her Vengeful Rebirth ( Calista ) Novel

Her Vengeful Rebirth 

Chapter 517 She Got Off Lightly 

Under the prevailing circumstances, it was hardly surprising that public opinion overwhelmingly favored 

Kallum. 

Within the Fairchild family itself, the dissent was palpable. The fundamental objective for any commercial enterprise is, without question, the pursuit of profit. However, the project in question was not only exceedingly demanding but also riddled with potential hazards. Should it be poorly executed, it might well culminate in a scandal, offering no clear advantages. Consequently, a majority of the shareholders initially expressed their opposition. Nevertheless, their objections were swiftly quelled by a decisive remark from Kallum. 

His significant contributions to the welfare of the family, coupled with the prestige that Calista added to the Fairchilds‘ reputation, were sufficient to temper their discontent, reducing them to subdued murmurs rather than outright confrontations. 

The matter of managing the individuals they had rescued presented a separate challenge altogether. 

When Quintus sought out Kallum, he found him beside the sickbed, deeply absorbed in something on his computer. Yet, any small stir from the bedridden patient immediately diverted his attention, signaling that his primary concern was not his work. 

Approaching him, Quintus began, “Mr. Kallum,” as he extended the compiled documents toward him, “I’ve completed the count. Two hundred and nine were reclaimed by their families. Before they departed, I made it clear to them, should they encounter any form of mistreatment, abandonment, or societal ostracism, the doors of the Fairchild Manor remain open as a sanctuary for their return.” 

After a brief review, Kallum set the documents aside, prompting Quintus to proceed with his report. “The others, numbering around a hundred, have been positioned in the pharmaceutical factory. They require no specific skills for this role; mere diligence and precision are enough. The compensation provided is ample for their sustenance, and they are quite content with the arrangement.” 

He paused briefly before adding, “The twenty–odd women who were severely traumatized have been. entrusted to Mr. Sutton, who has expressed profound empathy and committed to providing them with counseling. As for what lies ahead for them, much will depend on their individual destinies.” 

Kallum nodded slightly, then, with a hint of frost in his voice, he inquired, “And Quincy?” This content is © NôvelDrama.Org.

Quintus responded, “The Hundeman brothers have been detained. They’ve admitted to the crimest Quincy has committed. The remains have been recovered. Now, we’re merely awaiting the judiciary’s decision. At the very least, she faces a life sentence,” 

“She got off lightly,” Kallum remarked casually, then turned his attention to Calista, who remained unresponsive. 

Several days had passed, and she had yet to awaken. The doctor had warned that prolonged oxygen deprivation might have resulted in brain damage, potentially leading to memory loss. Only time would reveal the full extent of the impact 

This possibility tormented Kallum; he had invested so much in their relationship. What would become of them if she couldn’t remember him? 

Later that evening at he vently wined Calista’s face–a tack he had recently assumed–Wands watched on 

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Visitors like Jarrett, Ambrose, and Wyatt had come, though Calista had been unconscious and unaware of their presence. Benedict, too, had stopped by on several occasions, noticing Kallum’s visibly deteriorating health. 

“Mr. Kallum, why not take a short break? I’m here now; I can handle things,” Benedict suggested. 

Kallum looked at him, his brow furrowing, before replying. “You can address me as my mother does.” 

Considering himself already a part of the family, he found it strange that Benedict still addressed him formally as Mr. Kallum Feng. Benedict’s expression wavered as he tentatively adopted a new form of address. “K–Kallum…” 

“Yeah?” Kallum responded, a pleased smile crossing his face, revealing a side of him that Benedict found. surprisingly amiable. 

Benedict glanced at Calista again before urging. “Don’t you want to take a break? The doctor said Callic should be waking up soon. I’ll call you when she does, okay?” 

Kallum declined, his gaze settling back on Calista. “I want to be the first one she sees when she wakes up. If you have nothing else, please proceed with your affairs.” 

Benedict smiled wryly as he was swiftly dismissed, yet he felt a sense of reassurance. Surely Kallum, so devoted to his daughter, meant her no harm. 

With this in mind, Benedict settled down, ready to engage in casual conversation. “Kallum, the news about the rescue operation of abducted women is spreading. Getting involved could potentially damage your reputation. How could you…” 

“If it were Callie, she would have supported this too,” Kallum interjected from beside the sickbed. 

“Well, that’s true…” Benedict murmured, reflecting on his daughter’s innate compassion. “No matter what, she’s actually a soft–hearted kid at heart.” 

Upon seeing Benedict, a question suddenly resurfaced in Kallum’s mind. “Was it her grandfather who Upon seeing Benedict, a question su taught Callie all her medical skills? I never knew Old Mr. Stafford was capable of such feats.” 

Calista’s grandfather was indeed a formidable man, a fact that even Shaun acknowledged. However, no matter how powerful he was, he couldn’t perform miracles like Calista herself, who had the ability to extend a person’s life. 

Benedict paused, his expression revealing his puzzlement. “Yes, her grandfather taught her. I began learning from him when I was young too, but eventually, I couldn’t keep up. When Callic was born and her mother passed away, I was so distraught that I inadvertently fathered another child, which led to my second marriage orchestrated by the Langley family. My father then raised her, and she was identifying medicines practically before she could even talk.”