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    “Celestia? Who were these people?” Iker pressed, puzzled.


    “It’s possible Mr. Boyd was searching for someone. After visiting Norah at the hospital, they both went directly to Mr. Boyd’s vi and haven’t been seen since,” Elsa exined.


    Upon hearing his daughter’s update, Iker momentarily subdued the anxiety swirling within him.


    Suddenly, the images of Calvin and Bernice came to mind, prompting him to abruptly end the call, his features shadowed by a grim expression.


    He muttered bitterly, “Calvin, you inherited the entire wealth of the Wilson family, whereas I was supposed to receive a share! Just you wait; your daughter will soon find herself in hell alongside you.”


    The following day, Norah woke up with a throbbing headache, her rest disrupted the night before by the myriad thoughts weighing on her mind.


    Joanna entered her room, concerned by Norah’s pallor. “You look quite unwell. Did you have a nightmare?”


    Handing Norah a cup of warm water, Joanna informed her, “You have a CT scan scheduledter today on the fourth floor. Susanna and I can apany you.”


    “There’s no need. I have an assistant now. Please focus on your tasks,” Norah responded, appreciating their concern but encouraging them to attend to their responsibilities.


    Joanna, Susanna, and Trudy had been deeply invested in her care, often at the expense of their personal lives, unlike Sean, who bnced work with his care duties.


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    Joanna reassured her, “We’re here to ensure you recover quickly so you can return to theb and make the Scar Removal Cream. Wouldn’t you like to get those scars treated soon?”


    “You’re right,” Norah agreed, acknowledging their devoted support with a nod of gratitude.


    Susanna arrived, yawning widely, and informed Norah, “My brother said he’d visit you this afternoon. And Trudy told me that she would prepare a delicious lunch for you.”


    “Okay, I see,” Norah responded.


    Joanna and Susanna assisted Norah into her wheelchair and navigated her out of the ward. Gilda and Chayce followed discreetly, maintaining a watchful eye from a few steps back.


    They moved from the inpatient section to the radiology department across two buildings, enjoying the crisp morning air warmed by pleasant sunlight.


    As they progressed, the hospital’s main building buzzed with activity on the lower floors, housing various outpatient clinics, while the radiology department was located on the fourth floor. Joanna observed the bustling scene, remarking, “The hospital is always crowded, no matter the time.”


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