The art exhibition had wrapped up beautifully, and Walter had offered to treat everyone to dinner. Calix had to head back to the filming set early, so he left ahead of the others.Content from N?velDr(a)ma.Org.


    Grandpa Robert, upon recalling Oliver''s scheming, decided to join the dinner as well. Just as he was about to get into the car, Grandpa Robert received a call from home. Grandma Emily''s health had taken a turn for the worse, and he was urged toe back immediately.


    Grandpa Robert''s face paled as he said to Josefina, "Josie, we need to head back. Your grandma is not looking good."


    Josefina quickly got into the Harrison family''s car, with Oliver and Walter climbing in as well. The four of them returned to the Harrison household and went straight to Emily''s sickroom.


    Josefina spoke, "You guys wait outside for now. Don''te in just yet."


    With a medical kit in hand, Josefina entered, leaving everyone else waiting anxiously outside.


    By the time Lena arrived, she was taken aback to see Oliver and even more surprised to find Walter there. Why would Walter be here? Wasn''t he a painter? She had never heard of any connection between the Harrison family and Walter.


    Lena greeted him politely, "Mr. Walter, good to see you."


    Walter just grunted in response. His gaze was fixated anxiously on the room where Emilyy.


    Lena approached Grandpa Robert and suggested, "Grandpa, I''m studying medicine too. Maybe I could help by checking on grandma''s condition." Grandpa Robert was straightforward, "Josie''s already in there taking care of things. Your presence might disrupt her treatment. Better not to go in." Lena nodded silently and stepped aside, finding herself inadvertently standing close to Oliver.


    Just as she was about to speak, Oliver moved away to engage in a conversation with Walter, leaving Lena behind.


    Lena thought to herself, "Does Oliver see me as some kind of monster? Am I really that terrifying?"


    Inside the room, Josefina was busy administering acupuncture to her grandmother. The ck substance that came out with the needle made her heart race. "Someone has poisoned her," Josefina murmured in disbelief.


    Grandma had been brought home, and her caregivers had been switched out. How could she have been poisoned again?


    Josefina managed to expel the toxins from her grandmother''s body and dissolve some pills to feed her. After finishing all this, she finally opened the door. Josefina''s face was calm as she announced, "Grandma will be alright. She''ll wake up soon."


    Grandpa Robert was overjoyed, nearly moved to tears. "Josie, is it true? Will your grandma really wake up?" he asked. His voice was filled with excitement. Josefina nodded, "She will, Grandpa. Why don''t you go in and see her? It''s best if the rest of us stay out for now."


    Lena, trying to get a glimpse inside, asked, "Josie, if grandma is okay, why can''t we go in to see her?"


    "Grandma needs peace and quiet to recover," Josefina replied.


    Oliver took the medical kit from her. "You must be tired. Let me get you a ss of water."


    Hattie chimed in, "Josie,e to the living room and have some water. I''ve asked the kitchen to make you some smoothie. Give it a try."


    The group settled into the living room, and Josefina sipped at her half-cup of smoothie, while the family''s eyes followed her every move.


    Garrett called out, "Mr. Walter, please, have some water."


    Walter, respecting Josefina''s wish to keep her identity a secret, smiled and epted the mug, saying, "I felt an instant connection with your Josie today at the exhibition. Her insights into the artwork really resonated with me. This youngdy is destined for great things."


    Josefina had to suppress augh. Her mentor was quite the tterer.


    Parents always glow with pride when their children areplimented, so Hattie said indulgently, "Our Josie is


    exceptionally bright, talented in


    every way. She even topped the


    finals this year."