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Noticing that everyone had gone silent, Leah continued with a soft smile, “Actually, I didn’t plan on telling everyone this. I didn’t want you all to worry about me. And … this special medicine is new, only one company abroad produces it, and it’s still under patent. It’s really expensive–each dose costs 800,000…
At this point. Leah hesitated, nervously biting her lip, a hint of embarrassment in her expression. “I was planning to wait until I made some money from the variety show so I could buy the medicine myself and not burden the family.”
“Leah! My silly daughter!”
This time. Olympia couldn’t hold back. She leaned forward and tightly hugged Leah, unable to control the tears that quietly fell.
“Making sure you’re healthy is my responsibility, Dad’s, and your brothers. You’ve never been a burden to us. You’re our little princess. No matter how tough it gets, our family can afford the billion for the kidney transplant–so 800,000 is nothing.”
Zayn was also moved by his sister’s plan. He asked with concern, “Which company makes the medicine? Maybe I know someone who can help get it. Money isn’t an issue, but it has to be safe and effective.”
Jonah added. That’s true, Zayn. Money isn’t the problem, but we need to make sure the medicine is trustworthy.
Leah gently comforted Olympia and softly replied, “Don’t worry, Zayn. Dr. Zimmer has always been my primary doctor. His skills are exceptional, and he understands my condition better than anyone. I trust him. The medicine is produced by a small company in Darrel. It’s a newly patented drug, so it might not be widely known yet
“After he mentioned it that day, I bought the medicine once, and I’ve been feeling pretty good these past few days. I think it should be fine.”
To ease any doubts, Leah pulled out her phone and showed her health tracker. “Mom, look, last month I couldn’t sleep more than five hours and would wake up in the middle of the night. But recently, I’ve been able to sleep through the night. That shows it’s working.”
Olympia looked at the list on the phone, nodding happily. “Yes, yes, Leah being able to sleep well is more important than anything!”
Zayn took a look as well, making sure everything was fine. Only then did he feel at ease, ruffling Leah’s hair. “Let’s keep an eye on it. If anything feels off, make sure to tell me right away.”
“Okay!
As the head of the family, Willard took the initiative to speak up, “After dinner, I’ll have the company to give you two million every month for your medicine. If you need anything else, don’t hesitate to let us know. Don’t keep it to yourself.”
Leah was overwhelmed with surprise and gratitude, her eyes welling up with tears. “Mm–hmm! I’ll work harder, become even better, and earn more and more money to take care of Mom, Dad, Grandma, and my brothers!
Everyone couldn’t help but laugh at Leah’s words, and the atmosphere in the family was warm and full of joy
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When Emyr arrived at the company, he jumped straight into a series of meetings.
The work had been pushed back for a day, and now everyone was waiting for him to return and finalize the layout.
By around 3 PM, Emyr was finally able to relax. Tad brought in a light meal along with a document.
“This is the annual meeting plan drafted by the administration department.”
Emyr nodded, setting aside the food, and opened the annual meeting plan first.
When Emyr saw the location for this year’s annual meeting, he raised an eyebrow. “The southern coast?”
“Yes, with a cold wave expected this winter, over 70% of the company voted to have the annual meeting in the south to avoid the cold winter.”
The annual meeting location was always decided by employee votes, and Emyr nodded thoughtfully.
“Alright, let’s go ahead with this. Have Kane review it, and if there are no issues, we’ll stick with it.”
Tad nodded. “Got it.”
He turned to leave, careful not to interrupt Emyr’s brief break.
Emyr glanced across the empty desk, and suddenly remembered something. He called out to Tad, “How do I connect the printer on the desk to my phone?”
With his packed schedule, he hadn’t had the chance to familiarize himself with the most basic office equipment, and now he didn’t know how to use it.
Tad turned back, confused, and followed Emyr’s gaze to the printer, which had mostly been a decorative item in the office rather than something used.
At first, Tad was a bit confused. “Mr. Emyr, are you trying to print something? I can help you with that—”
“No need,” Emyr quickly cut him off. “Just tell me how to connect it. I’ll handle it myself.”
“Okay.”
Tad didn’t question it, assuming Emyr might need to handle some confidential documents on his own.
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