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    Emeliedidn’tunderstandwhatAshleymeantbythat“That’sright.”


    Ashleysaid,“Takealooktest.Idon’tthinkyouneedtodo<b>much</b>now.Itlookslikethings<b>have</b>talumatumeratly.”


    mellewasconfused.


    Sheminimizedthe candcheckedthemosttrendingnews.ItwasLifelineHospitalrification.


    Emelietappedintoit<b>and</b>lookedatthedetails.


    Around10:00amthatday,thehospitalsoddenlymadealongpostexiningwhathadhappenedatthehospitalingreatdetail.


    Thepointwastheyadmittedtheyfailedtmunicateintime.


    Theydidn’ttellthepatient<b>and</b>theirfamilythattheheartwas<b>given</b>tosomeoneelserightafterithappened,andthatcausedthepatient<b>to</b>gotothehospitalfor


    nothing


    Theyalsodidn’texinhowtheprioritysystemworked,whichcausedthepatient’sfamilytogetemotionfterlearningthetruth.


    Thehospitalwasalsoresponsibleforwhathadhappened,andtheysincerelyapologizedtoallthestaff,patients,andfamiliesthatwereaffected.


    withthehospitalsndication,thingsdidtakeatum


    Emeliewasstunnedasshehadn’texpectedthis.Shewastoldthatthehospitalwasn’tdoinganythingtomonitorthediscussiononline.


    Now,theyhadtakentheinitiativetochangethediscussion’sdirectionthemselves.


    Nothingwasmoreeffectivethanavictim’sstatement.ItwasnowonderthatAshleywouldsayEmelledidn’thavetodoanythingaboutthediscussionanymore,


    Emeliewonderedwhytherewouldbea<b>sudden</b>changeinonenight.


    ShegrabbedherphightlyandthoughtofWilliamforsomemas


    Sheknewthehospitalwouldneverdecidetotakethemethemselves.


    Thmentshadstartedtoattackthehospital.Itwasclearthatthisstatementwouldgreatlyaffectthehospitalnegatively.


    So,the hospitalmust’vebeenaskedtodothis.The<b>only</b>personwhohadtheabilitytomakethishappenwouldbeWilliam


    Whenshethoughtof<b>that</b><b>,</b>shereceivedanothercall.ItwasHenry


    Emeliewasstunned,andshequicklysaidtoAshley,“I’msorry,Ms.Thornton.I<b>have</b>animportant<b>call</bingin.I’llcallyoubacter.”


    Ashewasfinewithit.


    50,EmelleerdHenry’scall


    “Mr.Middleton”


    Henryasked,“Howareyou,Emelie


    Ml’indoingfine.”


    Henrysaid,“Ionlylearnedaboutwhathappened<b>to</b>yourfamilyyesterday.Don’tworry.I’vehandleditforyou<b>.</b>”


    Tmeliewasstunned.“YouYou’vehandleditforme?


    Thehospitalwon’tbotheryouwithtakingtheresponsibilityanymore.Asfortheusewhowashurt,I’vetoldthehospital’s<b>management</b>to<b>take</b><b>care</b>ofit.


    “She<b>asked</b>forthemedicalfeeandsompensationfortheshockshehadsuffered.Afterwegivethemwhattheywant,they’llwriteanapology.”


    Emeliefinallyunderstoodwhatwasgoingon“Wereyoutheonewho<b>got</b>themtowrite<b>that</b>statement?”


    “Ijusttoldthemtostatethetruth.”


    Emeliewasspeechless.


    Itwasindeedthetruth


    However,thehospitalwouldn’thaveadmittedinclearlyifhehadneversteppedin.


    ItturnedoutthatHenrywastheonewhodidit.EmeliealmostthoughtitwasWilliam..


    ItmadesensetoheraswellWilliamcaredmoreaboutDaphne’sfather’sheart.


    Hewouldneverbenicetopeoplewhodidn’tmattertohim.TherewasnowayhewouldhelpEmelie.


    “Thankyou,Mr.Middleton”Emeliethankedhimfromthe bottomofherheart.


    <b>Henry</b>didn’tcareaboutitatall.“It’slikewhatMrsMiddletonhassaid.<b>We’ll</b><b>always</b>rememberwhatyou’redoneforus.Thisisnothing.”


    Emellepursedherlips.“Nomatterhowmuchthenurse’pensationcost,Ihavetopayforitmyself.”


    Henrysaidtherewasnoneedforthat,butEmelle insistedso,hewentwithherrequest.


    Then,hesaid,“Afteryou’vehandledeverythingathome,remembertebackandhaveamealwithus.Wefeelbetterwhenweseeyou.


    EmeliethankedHenryagainbeforetheyfinally endedthecall


    Thechicken<b>soup</b>started bubbling,andshetumed<b>off</b>thegas.Thebubblessettleddown,andthesoupreturnedtohowitwasbefore.Emeliehadtoruneverywhereforthepastfewdaysbecauseofwhatsomeoneelsehadsaid.Itwasmoreeffectiveforhertogetsomeone’shelp.


    Chapter 128HeHelped


    Thatwasallittook


    Ofcourse,EmeliewasextremelygratefulforHenry,andshecouldfinallylet out abreathofrelief.


    Aslongasthehospitndnursecouldletitgo,Ronan’spunishmentwouldbemitigated.


    AshleyalsotoldEmeliethatshewasconfidentthatshecouldreducethepunishmentasmuchaspossible.


    Emeliesatatthediningtableanddrankthesoupalone.Thesunshoneatthecornerofthetableandslowlyreachedherf


    Sheturnedherheadandlookedoutthewindow.Shesuddenlyfeltrelieved.The weatherwasgreatthatday.


    Chapter129WhoCouldItBe


    SamuelreturnedtotheofficeafterhissswasoverThen,hesawEmelsethankinghimthroughtext.


    otherthanthat,she<b>also</b>senthimapictureofthentsnexttothewindow,sayinghowthesunlightfeltnice.Hesmiled.“Isthatpeppermint?whydidyoudecidetontthat?


    Emeliesaid,“It’seasytotakecareof.Besides,ifIneedtoaddsomevortomyfood,Icanjust<b>grab</b>some


    *11looksnice,tastesnice,andsmellsniceaswell.”


    Samprl.couldn’thelughing.“Thankyou.You’reprouadedme.I’llgetmyselfoneonmywayhomter.”


    “Youdon’thavetoburit.TheoneIhaveisprettyhealthy.Teangivepartofittoyou,andyou<b>should</b>haveawholepotinnotime.”Fromwhatshehadsaid,Samuelfiguredshewasinagoodmood


    Afterhesitatingforamoment,heasked:“What’sgoingon?Haveyoubehappierafterdrinking?”


    Emelieuiled.“That’snotit.Iwasjustabouttotellyouthatyoudon’thavetoaskyourcolleagueaboutthehospitnymore.”


    “Mr.MiddletonSeniorsteppedinandhelpedmehandlethehospitndthediscussion.Ms.Hoopeshasalsodecidedtoletitgo.”Samuelexitedthethatandcheckedthesituation<b>online</b>afteradjustinghissses.


    He<b>was</b>surprisedthatHenrywastheonewhohandled<b>it</b>insteadofthepersonhewastalkingtoearlier


    SamuelwonderedifitreallywasHenrywhodidit.


    Twodaysago,heheardfromBryanthatthe<b>project</b>onMapleAvenuehadbeensnatchedbyVertexCapitalHoldings.


    Itwouldn’tbeappropriatetosaythattheysnatchedit.CloudexCorporationhadits<b>eyes</b>setonanotherproject.


    Afteparingthetwo,theydecidedto<b>back</b>outoftheprojectinMapleAver?..


    TheprojectonClodexCorporation’shandwasabigdeal<b>,</b>andHenry<b>had</b>toshowupinpersonandtreattheirclients<b>to</b><b>a</b>meal.SamuelwassurprisedthathestillhadthetimetocareaboutEmmelle’smatters


    Things


    weregettinginteresting.


    HewonderedwhohelpedEmelie


    <b>Was</b>itthepersonwastalkingto?OrwasitreallyHenry?


    CoulditbeWilliam?


    Theincidenttookagreattum,andIngridaskedfor200thousanddorsapensationtowritean apology


    Emeliewaitedpatientlyfortwomonths,andtheywenttocourtforthehospitalincident.


    withAshley’shelp,Ronanwasabletogetthelightestpunishment.Hewouldbelocked<b>up</b>forthreemonths.


    Thetwomonthshespratindetentionwereincludedinhisperiodofimprisonment.Thatmeanthecouldget<b>out</b>afteramonthinjail.


    Thatwasthebestouetheycouldaskfor


    EmeliethankedAshleyoverandoveragain


    Ashleysaid,<b>“</b>You’rewee.SinceI’mwyer,I’mnotgoingtohopeforustoworktogether<b>again</b>


    “However,wecangrabacoffeetogetherwhenwe’refreeinthefuture”


    Ofcourse,EmelieagreedtoitSheadmiredAshleyaswell.


    Emeliecalledhomeimmediatelytotellhermomaboutthenews.


    Greta<b>was</b>ted.“Comebackquickly.TellElianaandBillytehome,too.Let’s haveamealtogetherandcelebrate.”


    “Let’sdoitanother<b>day</b>.Ihavesomethingelsetoattendtotoday,so1can’tgobackyet”


    Gretadidn’tminditata


    EmeliewaspreparingtovisittheMiddletonfamily,


    Shehadn’tseenwilliamfortwomonths,nordidshecontacthim.It<b>was</b><b>as</b>ifwhattheysaidtheotherdayhaetrue.


    “Theywalkedtheirown<b>paths</b>,anditfeltthetheyhadnevermetbefore.


    EmeliewasgoingtotheEmelieresidencetothankHenry


    Afterall,withouthishelp,thecasewould’vebeenmorplicated.


    Otherthanthat,HenryandVanessahadbeenaskinghertojointhem for<b>a</b>meal<b>.</b>So<b>,</b>shehadtorepaythefavor


    Therewasareasonwhyshehadtogothatday.


    ItwasMonday<b>,</b><b>and</b>thatmeantitwasbusyatthe<bpany</b>.Sinceitwasalsoatnoon,therewasnowayshewouldrunintoWilliam.Shedidn’twanttoseehimeveragain,


    WhenEmeliearrivedattheMiddletonresidence,William’sparentswereecstatic.