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    “Then… I’ll move to Bailee’s ce tomorrow. I’m worried about her.” Ruby, recalling the rumors she had heard while out with Gabri, seized the moment to suggest leaving.


    Seeing how decisively Ruby spoke, as if she had been preparing for this, Eileen was taken aback for a few seconds before replying, “Bailee is at the hospital right now. Milford’s foot is injured, and Bailee is taking care of him.”


    “So many things have happened,” Ruby sighed, frowning. “How is Milford doing? I’ll cook somethingter and visit them this afternoon.”


    She then stood up and headed into the kitchen to start preparing food.


    In the end, she prepared two meals: one for Milford and Bailee and another for the Baker family. She went to the hospital before dinnertime.


    Indeed, there had been a lot to handletely. Aiming to resolve things quickly, Eileen helped Milford check in at the school and gave him a bank card to cover his living expenses.


    Milford didn’t argue. After spending three days in the hospital, he packed his things and moved into the school dormitory.


    Winona had been moved out of the ICU, though it was still uncertain when she would regain consciousness.


    Huey had arranged to meet with Bailee and Frankie at the hospital next week to disclose everything about their situation.


    “The press conference for EB Group is tomorrow. It’s your first time facing the media, and I’ll go with you,” Bryan said during dinner, updating Eileen about the situation at EB Group.


    After a pause, he added, “I n to make the Apex Group a branch of EB Group. With EB Group’s support, managing Apex Group will be much easier. It will return to its former glory sooner orter. As for everything rted to the Apex Group, you can leave it to Raymond.”


    He was concerned that Eileen might be exhausted.


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    Currently, the Ferguson Group was thriving. With the Harrison family’s backing, Julio had secured a solid position within the Ferguson family.


    Julio had the energy to handle the Ferguson Group, and with Benjamin’s support, Eileen felt capable of managing EB Group.


    Eileen turned to Bryan and asked, “Are you really nning to stay at home and look after Gabri from now on?”


    “After the announcement, it’s best if I don’t attract too much attention,” Bryan said with a serious expression, though his words sounded somewhat absurd. “I don’t want others to think I’m after your family’s wealth and that you’re just a figurehead. That wouldn’t be right.”


    Rolling her eyes and finishing her meal, Eileen cracked a smile and said, “Well, since I’m working hard from Monday to Friday, sex is off the table. Friday nights are for me to rest, so no touching then, either. And I need to sleep well on Sunday nights to be ready for work, so we can’t do anything then, either.”


    In that case, Bryan could only have sex with Eileen on Saturdays.


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