“I knew your grandfather, Nn.


    We used to y chess together!”


    “Really? I had no idea that you knew my grandfather!” Madisyn eyes widened in surprise.novelbin


    “Of course! Your grandfather was a legend-everyone knew him,” Erick replied with a smile.


    Hearing her grandfather’s name stirred something deep within Madisyn.


    Though she had never met him, his legacy was powerful, and she could feel the admiration people had for him.


    “Mr.


    Bowers, just continue to rest and stick to a light diet, then you’ll be fine,” Madisyn advised.


    “I will, thank you.” Erick smiled, then turned to his granddaughter with a gentle look.


    “Susan, you’ve got a good friend.


    That puts my mind at ease.”


    “Yes, she’s been wonderful to me,” Susan said, her eyes glistening with emotion.


    “Grandpa, you have to promise me you’ll live a long, healthy life.”


    “I intend to,” Erick replied, his voice full of warmth.


    As Madisyn watched the heartfelt exchange between Susan and her grandfather, a sense of calm washed over her.


    Despite the tensions between Susan and her father, it was clear that her grandfather’s love and support were steadfast.


    Madisyn lingered at the hospital until after lunch before finally heading back to work.


    On her drive, a sense of unease began to creep in.


    ncing in the rearview mirror, she noticed a car following her.


    Madisyn’s eyes narrowed.


    Was someone tailing her?


    A N G E L A ‘s L I B R A R Y


    But who could it be and why?


    She quickly scanned her mind for her enemies in Gemond and Ansport, but couldn’t quite determine who it might be now.


    Without missing a beat, she pressed down on the gas.


    Her luxury car roared through the traffic, expertly maneuvering between vehicles.


    Startled drivers and pedestrians turned their heads, one even leaning out of his car window, shouting, “Is that for a movie?”


    In no time, Madisyn shook off her pursuer and arrived at Edge Entertainment, ready to start her workday.


    In the midst of a busy afternoon, Madisyn’s phone rang-it was Jared.


    “Boss, I’ve got some information on the matter you asked me to look into.”


    “Is it about Damari?” Madisyn asked, her attention sharpening.


    “Exactly.


    There’s ab that’s been developing a medication specifically for his condition.


    They’ve been at it for years, but it’s still iplete.


    Interestingly, they even tried to bring you on board as a consultant,” Jared exined.


    “I’ve heard that the drug is eighty percentplete.


    Only the final, crucial step remains.


    This medication could be a game-changer for Damari’s heart condition.”