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    Bryan nced down at his legs. Half of his feet had been numb for a while now, and the numbness was creeping upward. If he didn’t receive the antidote soon, he might even struggle to walk.


    “Find a doctor and get me an injection. I need to make sure I can walk Eileen to the wedding car smoothly tomorrow and make it through the wedding. I might not be able to give her aplete version of myself, but I can at least give her aplete wedding,” Bryan said.


    Josue instinctively objected. “The doctor said you should only take that injection as ast resort. It could worsen your condition and interfere with other medications.”


    “It doesn’t matter if it worsens my condition. I’ll get the antidote soon anyway.” Bryan massaged his knees and legs, gradually feeling them again after a long while.


    He managed to stand up and saw a car speeding by outside the window.


    It was Eileen’s car.


    He headed straight for the door and said to Josue and Jacob, “I’m leaving this in your hands. Ask the doctor toe here after midnight. I’ll be here by then.”


    Bailee had just returned when Ruby asked her to look after Gabri for a bit. When Eileen and Ruby finally came back, Gabri was already asleep.


    “Eileen, Mom, where have you been? Why did you rush off?” Bailee got up and walked to the porch to greet them.


    As soon as they had entered the room, Ruby passed the baby to Bailee and hurried out without offering any exnation.


    Ruby waved her hand dismissively and said, “Nothing. Didn’t you have a gift for Eileen? Let her see.” She quickly shifted the topic to avoid discussing Eileen’s identity.


    Bailee presented a banknote and a wedding quilt she had crafted herself.


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    “You don’tck money. I really didn’t know what to get for you, so I made this quilt myself. It’s traditional for a mother to make a quilt when her daughter gets married, and I made this one under our mother’s guidance. If any issues arise in the future, you don’t have to face them alone. I’ll help you with it.” Bailee patted the quilt inside the bag and smiled at Eileen. “I hope you’ll tell us immediately if something happens or if you face any difficulties in the future. Don’t go through everything alone.”


    Eileen felt a warmth in her heart. As long as she could remember, it was Ruby and Bailee who had provided her with endless warmth. She truly considered them family.


    She was aware that Ruby and Bailee had felt gratitude and guilt towards her in the past, and they had always tried their hardest not to burden her. Now, she was relieved they feltfortable sharing this with her.


    “Okay,” Eileen smiled and epted the quilt, pressing her lips together to hold back the flood of emotions welling up inside. She struggled with the emotional moment and was on the verge of tears.


    Just then, Bryan opened the door and entered.


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