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    He then turned toward Elena, his stern visage melting into a gentle smile. “Healer, what are you seeking? Allow me to assist.”


    The color drained from the nurse’s face as she realized the importance of the visitor. Bain had shown her nothing but respect, even going so far as to call her “Healer.” Who was this woman, really?


    Standing there, unnoticed, the nurse’s face turned red with embarrassment as the confidence she had shown earlier melted away. Overwhelmed by embarrassment, she hurried away, tears marking her leave.


    Bain promptly apologized and retrieved the document Elena needed. Before Elena left, Bain apologized again and urged her to bypass the formalities next time by visiting his office directly.


    Elena acknowledged his efforts with a courteous nod. “Mr. Poole, your assistance has been invaluable.”


    Yet, Bain’s gratitude ran deep, stemming from a debt of gratitude he could never fully repay. Years earlier, his elderly mother had been critically ill, beyond the help of even the finest specialists who had given her months to live. That was until Elena, almost miraculously, had intervened and saved her. Now, after all these years, his mother thrived, a testament to Elena’s intervention.


    Bain added, “Mrs. She Reed has been to the hospital several times recently. Per your instructions, she received only the finest treatments at no knowledge of the costs, which were deducted from your prepaid funds.”


    Elena’s eyes briefly betrayed her concern for She, but she quickly regained herposure and nodded in acknowledgment. “Thank you.” Bain waved it off. “It’s merely what you’ve arranged—I’m just ensuring she remains unaware.”


    The Reed family’s troubles were well-known in Foiclens, and Bain had certainly heard his fair share of stories. In his view, they hadpletely lost their minds.


    How could they possibly push away such an extraordinary daughter? If Elena hadn’t quietly been covering the costs, She wouldn’t have made it this far.


    She’s medication was some of the priciest on the market, costing tens of thousands each month. Considering the Reed family’s financial situation, they couldn’t even manage to pay for one month of treatment. Despite the Reeds’ inability to afford the care She needed, they remained oblivious to Elena’s generosity.


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    In Bain’s view, Elena’s contributions merited far greater appreciation and respect.


    Elena handed over both the hospital records and the wedding video to thewyer.


    From now on, thewyer was in charge. With these documents, it was clear Sylvia had been fabricating lies and ndering Elena online. The wedding video proved critical. The Reed family had audaciously demanded half of the Harper family’s fortune, a sum so excessive that it verged on extortion.


    Until the emergence of this video, the Harper family had only heard whispers of Elena being mistreated by the Reed family, but no one had witnessed it firsthand.


    The footage revealed it all: the Reed family’s attempts to manipte Elena, their threats loomingrge. Every incriminating moment was recorded, eliminating any doubt.


    As the Harper family watched the video, a deep silence settled over the living room. The air felt thick with unease.


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