Revenge with My Undercover Cop Hubby


    Chapter 172 Zev Has His Mother''s Personality


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    Ken nced around before speaking softly. "I saw Zion at the mall. He''s recovered from his injuries, but there are visible scars on his neck and fingers. It''s clear he''s endured a lot?


    Wade stood up, visibly shaken. "Why was I not informed when he was desharged from the hospital?


    As he prepared to leave, his anger was palpable. "Even Gary kept this from me. He shows no regard for his elder!"


    Wade''s voice shook with emotion.


    He was acutely aware that Zion felt distant, a rift exacerbated by past grievances with the Wagners over Helena''s situation.


    As he aged, Wade''s priorities had shifted; all he desired was Zion''s wellbeing.


    He could not fathom why, with such a robust family legacy, Zion feltpelled to secretly enlist in the military academy without any family discussion.


    "Zion is concealing his identity for a mission. He insisted I tell no one. I''m worried about how this affects you..." Ken sat next to Wade, offering him tea. "He''s doing fine. Try to worry less, let him forge his own path. Gary truly cares for him, despite how it appears."


    Wade scoffed and sat down with a p on the table. “Care? If he truly cared, would he have allowed Zion to undertake such perilous tasks?"


    Ken continued softly, "You oftenpare Zion''s temperament to Helena''s- vtile, stubborn. But remember, he also has traits like Sylvester; once he''smitted to something, he sees it through to the end."


    His fingers whitened as he poured the tea, his expression somber.


    Wade sighed deeply, "All right, let it be..."


    After a sip of tea, Wade could not sit still. “How is his recovery really going? Has he faced hardships? He didn''t even tell his grandfather... Where did you see him in the mall? What happened?"


    Ken paused before responding. "Today, during an inspection at IF Square in the Florana District of Seaville, Zion made a call. He reported our family''s mall for safety hazards and demanded it be closed for a day for corrections."


    Wade''s expression turned to one of disbelief.


    "He reported our mall?"


    "Zion had a dispute with Ms. Reba Lynch there. It seems the Lynches don''t recognize what Zion looks like, and thankfully, the military has been protecting him well," Ken exined as he poured more tea. "This Ms. Lynch is rather arrogant and poorly educated, and her imprisonment may not be as clear-cut as Ms. rissa has portrayed."


    Wade furrowed his brows. "What exactly sparked the conflict?"


    Ken rved the scene he had witnessed "Mc Regina I vnch was trying to have Zion and a woman evicted


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    Wade''s expression soured instantly. "He''s on a mission; who could he possibly meet with a suitable family background? It''s just a temporary affair. Once his mission ends, he''ll settle down, marry, and lead a proper life. rissa is a fine young woman: why should she suffer? If only his father had listened and married the woman I chose for him, none of this would have happened..."


    Wade''s thoughts drifted to his son, and his mood darkened, still ming his daughter-inw, Helena, for leading his son astray from the family business to start his own ventures.


    Ken hesitated, wanting to interject, but he held back, swallowing his words instead.


    "Secretly find out who Zion is with and what''s happening," Wade ordered, unable to shake his concerns about his grandson. "I''m worried. Try to get in touch with him; I need to see him."


    "Mr. Wade," Ken cautioned, "I advise discretion. As long as Zion is safe, that should suffice. Exposing his activities could jeopardize his mission. You know, from your military days, that discipline is paramount."


    Wade grunted, massaging his temples. "I''m not just worried. He''s the only heir to the family.


    "Even so, for his safety, you must hold back. Don''t investigate, nor allow others to do so, Ken urged, rising to leave.


    "Ken," Wade called after him. "You''re not young anymore-you''re 40, aren''t you? It''s time you thought about settling down yourself."


    Ken paused, then turned back with a smile. "Mr. Wade, I''m in no rush. I still need to support Zion with thepany when he returns. I don''t have time for a rtionship, much less theplications of marriage."


    Wade sighed in resignation. "Of course, you all have your own lives to lead. Go on then."


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