Kitty was in a real rush to get to the hospital. When the butler mentioned something to her, she just waved him off, saying, "Just leave it for now, I need to head to the hospital."


    The butler nodded respectfully and did as she asked. Once Kitty was out the door, he tidied up a few parcels into the hall closet before getting back to his own duties.


    About half an hourter, Kitty arrived at the hospital. Austin had gotten the news earlier and beat her by about fifteen minutes. He was already in the hospital room.


    Dr. Ray was there, exining, "Mr. Cunningham is no longer in critical condition and will soon be moved to a regr room."


    "Does that mean Dad''s going to get better?" Austin asked eagerly.


    Dr. Ray nodded, gesturing to the monitor''s readings, "In theory, yes. But we''re waiting on some detailed test results. I''ll let you know as soon as theye in." "Thank you, I really appreciate it," Austin replied, his voice full of gratitude.


    "You''re wee," Dr. Ray smiled. "It seems Mr. Cunningham has quite the resilience to pull through like this. It''s nothing short of a miracle."


    Austin''s eyes drifted to Donald, lying in the bed. Without his older sister''s daughter there to help, he''d prepared for the worstst night. Astonishingly, Donald had pulled through on his own.


    Austin let out a sigh of relief and soon showed Dr. Ray to the door. When he returned, the worry lines on his forehead had eased considerably.


    As long as Donald was okay, there was still a chance to sort out the asset distribution.


    When Kitty got there and heard the news, she also breathed easier. "Looks like Dad''s going to be alright." After a brief pause, she added casually, "Since Dad''s almost awake, let''s not bother with our eldest sister anymore."


    She was talking about what As had mentioned the night before-about Austin arranging to return their sister''s share of the assets.


    Austin looked conflicted but remained silent, recalling how thewyer had emphasized it twice before leaving.


    Kitty seemed to read his mind and said, "Thatwyer is just a nervous wreck. Are you really taking him seriously?"


    "It''s not that I fully trust what he said, it''s just... I can''t shake this uneasy feeling," Austin admitted, clearly troubled.


    "Don''t overthink it. Do you really think Dad, once he''s up, would let someone who''s been out of the picture for decades get a cut of the Cunningham family fortune?" Kitty asked dismissively.


    Austin mulled over Kitty''s words and saw her point. Donald wouldn''t even hand over full control to him, his own son, so their estranged sister had no chance. Donald would likely be the first to object before Austin even had to say anything.


    With that realization, Austin''s worries faded. He stepped out to call hiswyer, telling him to pause the asset sorting.


    Later in the afternoon, all of Donald''s (Romero''s) health readings came back normal. He woke up but couldn''t speak, which everyone thought was normal at the time.


    It wasn''t until a few dayster that they realized it wasn''t normal at all.


    Meanwhile, Mirabe didn''t tell Delh about attending Austin''s party. When she got back, she acted as if nothing had happened.


    With Donald (Romero) getting better, Austin didn''t have time to chase after


    Delh, so she stopped bothering him, which even surprised her a bit.