She Outshines Them All (Athena and Matthew)

Chapter 38

Athena felt a surge of amusement as she read the messages. If Regina knew that Athena was right there in her grandmother's hospital room, fully aware of their schemes thanks to the nurse's confession, how shocked would she be? But Athena kept her silence. When it came to her grandmother, she had to remain calm, not letting the Kennedy family see how much she truly cared. While Athena stayed composed. Regina grew increasingly frantic, bombarding her with messages.

[If you

don't agree, we'll start the discharge process for your grandmother right now.] [We're not joking. I'm at the payment desk as we speak.]

After today, you'll never see the grandmother who raised and loved you again.]

[If you're so heartless, don't expect an invitation to her funeral when she passes.]

Athena smirked.

Who were who were

trying to scare?

Herally was covering these expenses. If the Kennedys insisted on taking her grandmother away, they'd have to. foot the bill themselves.

was in the best room, receiving top-notch care, and had been in the hospital for quite some time. The accumulated costs were in the millions.

The old Kennedy family might have brushed off financial concerns, but the current Kennedy family was in serious decline. Would they really be willing to spend that much on her grandmother's care! Athena understood their psychology perfectly.

Soon, Regina's tone softened considerably: [Give us a one-year exclusive agency for Vission Group, and you can visit your grandmother anytime.] Athena deliberately waited until waited until evening to reply: [Harry is interested in your property in East City. He's planning to visit tomorrow.]

Regina: What do What do you mean by

Transfer my

y grandmoth

Athena: r's guardianship to me, and I persuade Harry to drop the lawsuit and leave your East City property alone.] Regina: [Add a one-year exclusive agency for Vission Group!]

t your

said

[Don't you Athena:

is why I'm willing to persuade Harry

your the right to know her health and living

grandmother, yet they still wanted to

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have those rights, but Grandma needs peace and quiet for her recovery. Any visits must be approved by

about f fifteen minutes, Regina finally replied: [First, we

us or if anything happens, you must notify

to see you, you can visit anytime. Otherwise,

likely consulting with a

finally responded: [Agreed. When

replied: [I'll send a lawyer to meet

it to Isaac for his signature, then

empty, he was filled with regret, clutching his head and nearly

tears.

he going to explain this to the Kennedy family? Would they fire

Fearful

of f the consequences, he hesitated for hours before finally calling

furious over the phone, "You're useless! A complete idiot! I should never have made you my assistant. You're more trouble than you're worth!" Meanwhile, Regina hurriedly sent messages to Athena, only to discover, to her fury, that Athena had

found himself blocked as

helpless and frustrated. Why was their luck so terrible, always being outmaneuvered

The couple was left

tablet, and reviewed the report from Freya Fanny and her team had cotnpleted their examination of Lucy, concluding: [Removing the bone fragment without damaging the

the patient might survive another month or

a risk of immediate brain

in the brain, its edge perilously close to the venous sinus. Removing it manually without causing damage seemned unrealistic. Avoiding surgery seemed safer. Yet, as Athena gazed at

brow and tightly pressed lips exuded resilience and determination, as if she

be done by hand, what about using