Raegan, on the other hand, seemingly was to get married on her own will. She really wanted to marry Stefan.

At the thought of this, Mitchel suddenly felt a sharp pain in his heart. His face turned pale for a moment. Then, he returned to his original complexion.

"Well, it's good that there's no hidden agenda." After saying this, Mitchel turned his wheelchair around calmly and was about to leave.

"Wait!" Hector called out in a deep voice to stop Mitchel.

Mitchel's wheelchair stopped, but he did not turn around. He still had his back to Hector. Even from behind, his posture remained upright, not showing any signs of emotion.

“Mitchel, have you rested long enough?" Hector strolled to the sofa, leaned against its back, and said, “I heard from Luis that your rehabilitation training hasn't been going well. What are your thoughts on this?"

“Whether or not I do rehabilitation training, the result will still be the same." For the first time in a long time, Mitchel had openly shared his thoughts. He didn't want to undergo rehabilitation training because he felt he was already disabled. The training wouldn't make much difference.

“That's nonsense!" Hector scolded sternly.

In the past, when Kyler was still around, Hector didn't appreciate Mitchel. That was because he had a preconceived notion that Mitchel was no different from Alexis, who was selfish, greedy, and emotionless.

Back then, in the Dixon family, Hector's elder brother was benevolent and gentle toward everyone. Hector, at that time, had no idea that Mitchel was his brother's son since Mitchel's background was kept as a secret by Kyler's arrangement. Hector's frequent absence from home led to him oblivious to Mitchel being his elder brother's biological son while Alexis was merely a father figure.

Hector had witnessed Mitchel's astonishing business acumen at a young age. But Mitchel was aloof, only considering the interests of the Dixon family. He didn't care about the survival or demise of small enterprises. Regarding those small enterprises, reliant on large companies like the Dixon Group to survive, their prospects of going bankrupt or suffering losses was not his concern. Even if they came to complain bitterly, he was still indifferent and would only apathetically tell them to find another company.

At that time, Mitchel was always focused on profit and success.

Sometimes, he would even resort to underhanded means to achieve his plans. Fortunately, he had not reached the point of harming others.

What he did was just some competitive tactics Hector disapproved of Mitchel's profit-driven, emotionless, and impersonal way of handling business.

Thus, upon coming back home from abroad, Hector had supported Raegan, who desired a divorce back then due to the numerous clashes she had with Mitchel. Hector just tried to curb Mitchel's arrogance.

But as time passed, Hector noted Mitchel seemed to have changed a lot because of Raegan's presence. Mitchel had formulated humanistic welfare policies for employees that he had previously neglected. He also paid attention to protecting the interests of the small enterprises relying on the Dixon Group and personally developed effective safeguard systems.

After marriage, the charitable causes Mitchel engaged in, caring for sick children and the elderly living alone, had increased several folds compared to before.

Mitchel was influenced by Raegan's golden heart and kind deeds. His cold heart was subtly moved. And this had prompted him to make some changes.

Later, Hector learned Mitchel's coldness was largely due to the emotional abuse he had suffered from Alexis in his childhood.

For almost three decades, Mitchel had always regarded Alexis as his father. But growing up with Alexis, he had never experienced a father's love.