Chapter 94

Over the past few years of Leonard's illness, the cost of treatment had been substantial. Deborah's hotel was struggling, barely turning a profit, so she had been the one covering most of the expenses. The majority of her salary from the PR department went straight to the hospital. The room she had arranged for Leonard wasn't the most luxurious, but it had great lighting, good ventilation, and a pleasant view—he was comfortable there. Naturally, she had no intention of giving it up. The nurse hesitated, looking conflicted, as if she had something to say. But before she could, her gaze shifted toward the hallway and she suddenly said, "Mr. Grant, this is the family member of the patient in Room 206. Perhaps you could discuss it with her?" Evelyn's heart nearly stopped for a moment. She turned her head, surprised. Not far away, Tiffany stood beside Millie, her arm gently hooked around her mother's. And standing next to them, as indifferent and composed as ever, was Lucas. His dark