Thea curled into James’s arms and cried her heart out.

James cradled her and comforted her gently.

When Thea finally stopped crying, she asked, “Darling, the Callahans are all but destroyed now. How do you plan to get us out of this and even more, build us up again?”

James answered, “I don’t know how but I’ll find a way soon, I promise. They’ll just have to cope with this ordeal for now. It wouldn’t be bad for them to learn how to swallow their pride as well.”

“Hmm…”

Thea had no other choice at this point but to blindly trust in James.

James had always managed to pull through whenever he helped her through several difficult times.

Eventually, James got up, “Right, I have to go out for a while.”

“Okay,” Thea nodded.

She did not ask why.

James walked out of the room and informed Gladys and Benjamin before he left the house.

He drove to Common Clinic.

At the same time, in the Vice Director’s office on the top floor of the Transgenerational Tower.

Quincy was dressed professionally – a pea