Chapter 95

At the hospital, Kiki spent over a week, and her condition had stabilised. Today marked her discharge. "Sister, be careful!" Dickson warned. Despite four healthcare workers and two family doctors attending to Kiki, Dickson was still concerned. He personally assisted her into the wheelchair. Kiki, showing signs of a stroke with slightly slurred speech, reassured him, saying, "It's okay. Don't be too nervous." Dickson offered to take her home, and Kiki agreed.

She insisted Dickson return to work the next day, emphasising the importance of his job. Dickson, however, prioritised her health, promising to care for her until she fully recovered. Kiki, appreciative but insistent that she was fine, urged him not to neglect his work at the office.

"Fine then," Dickson conceded. "I'll head to the office tomorrow."

Kiki paused, letting out a sigh. She cautioned, "The engagement with Amelia needs to be handled carefully. Don't stir up more trouble. Negative rumours about the Anderson Company are a