His Unveiled Passion

Chapter 117

"Jasmine, tell me everything. What exactly happened?" Tessa asked.

"This is Anne Granger, my neighbor from the place I'm renting."

Jasmine let out a deep, weary sigh, her eyes brimming with sympathy. "Anne lost both her parents and has been relying on her older brother ever since. He started working at a young age to support her education, but-"

Her eyes started to shimmer with tears of sympathy as she picked up from where she left off. "Not long ago, Anne was diagnosed with leukemia. She had to drop out of school to begin treatment. In an effort to cover her mounting medical expenses, her brother Lucas took on grueling shifts at the factory, sometimes working over ten hours a day..."

As Jasmine spoke, Anne, who had just calmed down, suddenly broke into tears again.

"My brother had been pushing himself too hard. He was exhausted, and he didn't realize how badly his body was deteriorating. While working, he got his hand caught in a machine. Now, he's lost his entire right hand..."

Anne's sobs grew louder, her voice trembling. "I..... I....."

Jasmine gently patted Anne's back. "Ms. Yates, Lucas is currently receiving treatment at the hospital. This is clearly a workplace injury, but the factory is refusing to compensate him. His boss gave him two months' salary and then fired him on the spot.

"They haven't provided any of the benefits he's entitled to-no lump-sum disability compensation, no medical benefits for the injury, and no assistance for re- employment."

Anne wept bitterly. "I know I don't have much time left... but Lucas still has his whole life ahead of him. He spent everything he had on my treatment, and now... now, he can't even pay for his own hospital bills. Ms. Yates, please... help us."

Tessa's heart tightened with sympathy, her expression softening. "I understand. Don't cry, okay? Can you take me to the hospital to see Lucas?"

Anne nodded quickly. "I'll

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