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    She was still working when the ward door suddenly swung open.


    Eileen entered the room, carrying a box filled with tonics.


    Dalores closed herptop, stood up, and said, “Emerson’s been in the sterile wardtely. He won’t be able to eat these.”


    “I got these for you,” Eileen said, handing over the tonics. Noticing Dalores’ paleplexion, she added, “Your health is important. If you’re worn out, no one else can step in and care for Emerson like you do.”


    Suddenly, Dalores was overwhelmed with emotions. As she nced down at the tonics, tears filled her eyes. Eileen set the box down and noticed that Dalores had been working. “I remember Kinsey mentioning giving you two hundred thousand,” she said.


    “You don’t need to push yourself so hard. I can hold onto your position at the education agency now. Take your time and return when things settle down.”


    Despite Dalores having a decent sry, the costs for Emerson’s treatment and the uing transnt were a lot. It was impossible for her to earn enough to cover all these expenses.


    So, Eileen had decided to step in with some financial help. Without it, no matter how hard Dalores worked, she wouldn’t be able to manage the expenses and might even end up sick from working too hard.


    It was more practical for Dalores to stay healthy and repay the moneyter.


    Dalores furrowed her brow and said, “I don’t want to ept the two hundred thousand, so I haven’t touched it yet.”


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    Kinsey had been generous, spending a significant amount on Emerson throughout their marriage. The two hundred thousand had actuallye from Sariya, who felt sympathy for her. Kinsey didn’t have the money.


    Even though Dalores was in desperate need of money, she felt ufortable using this money.


    “Here’s a card you can use. You can repay me once Emerson is better,” Eileen said, handing over a secondary card. This card was linked to the profits from the education agency, which was regrly deposited into her ount.


    Despite her refusals, Dalores continued to decline the offer.


    Eileen smiled and said, “Please ept this.”


    “You’re turning down the money I offered and the money from Kinsey. How will you cover Emerson’s treatment and future costs? Do you really think you can make that much money in such a short time?”


    “This moneyes from Bailee,” Eileen said, pressing the card into Dalores’ hand. “It’s for her to handle the education agency by herself. You can let her know how much you’ll repayter, and you’ll be able to repay it soon enough.”


    She believed Dalores was using the money to hire a highlypetent assistant for Bailee. Bailee was exceptionally intelligent and had graduated from a prestigious university. Eileen trusted herpletely and knew that with her help, Bailee’s work would be much more manageable moving forward.


    “I know saying ‘thank you’ doesn’t quite cover it, but I have to express how grateful I am. If I hadn’t met you, I can’t even begin to imagine what kind of life I’d be living now,” Dalores said, her voice heavy as she leaned against the wall in exhaustion.


    Eileen encouraged Dalores to stay positive and take care of herself. After that, she turned and made her way out.


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