The nurse's heart has been heavy from the day that she lied against Leon because of the fear she has of Damien. She hasn't eaten well for days, and she cries in the night because she is sure that the Major has killed Leon. She sees Helen Shankly going about, looking for Leon, and she tries to make the move to say something to her, but her heart fails her many times. She also thought of going to see Major Smith to tell him that she made a mistake, but she is so weak in spirit and mind. That doesn't mean that she doesn't come for her shift every single day. She keeps up a brave face, but her heart skips anytime she sees Helen, or whenever Damien smirks in her direction. She is preparing to go and attend to her fourth patient for the day, when she suddenly gasps and holds her chest in fright. “Are you a ghost?! Doctor Leon, are you really in front of me?!” She shudders. Leon laughs as he gets close to her. He drops his hands on her shoulders to comfort her, and also to show her th

“Fuck!” Helen throws her phone to the ground. Thankfully, it's not destroyed. Damien has done a lot of stupid things over and over again, but this takes the crown. Like millions of people around the world, she watched Damien announce the production of a drug that was supposed to remain confidential. Her eyes are filled with fury and even her bodyguard looks so scared of her right now. Everyone runs out of the room, fearing that she would pour her rage on them. Leon is in the middle of a high-level surgery, so he hasn't seen the news yet. Helen is pacing around, her phone is blowing up, but she doesn't want to talk to anyone at the moment. Not even her worried twin sisters. “Boss, do you want me to do something about this?” Her bodyguard asks, his fingers flexing. He hates to see his boss getting worked up, and it's always because of Damien. “No, Richard, I don't want you to do anything. I know just how to handle this.” She pulls her blouse down, as if preparing herself for so

Selina would hate for these poor people to get into her luxurious home, but she doesn't have a choice. Deep in her heart, she knows that they are telling her the truth. How can she send them away when they can go to the news hungry journalist and get a story published that will destroy Damien and her? She tries not to grimace too much in pain as she widens the door, and allow them to put their poor feet into her house. “Please, make yourself comfortable while I go and give Damien a call.” She force herself to smile so hardly that her face hurts. She rushes upstairs and get her phone, but before she will come down, she can't recognize her living room anymore. Ella is helping herself to switch through the channels with the remotes, while the boys are making themselves happy with Damien's limited edition video games. Their drunk of a mother has made her way to the kitchen and uncork an expensive bottle of wine. She drinks straight from the bottle and flash her rotten teeth at Selin

Selina has come to the hospital for her routine checkup with Leon. It has become less awkward, and they both rarely say much to each other. Leon places his thumb and index fingers against her exposed belly. He is examining her babies, and she is looking at him as if he can suddenly bring out a knife and stab her in the belly. “The boys are fine.” Leon says to her. “Just keep exercising, eating well, and taking your supplements.” “I want a planned CS.” She looks at him. “I don't want to go the natural route.” Leon has a surprise. He didn't take Selina to be one to fear pain so much like this. “Selina, you have nothing to worry about. It's okay to be scared, but I can assure you that you are not in any danger. If you are scared of the pain, we can always have an epidural–” “Do you think that I haven't done my research?” She cuts him off. “Having a single child is hard enough, I'm expected to push out two! It's safer to go back that way, because the lives of my boys are very import

Another meeting with the ordo medicorum, and Helen stands up to address all of them. She has been looking forward to this moment for days now. She has a heavy burden on her chest, and she is going to take it off here. “Thank you to Senex and my fellow sages. I know all of you heard the big news about the Shankly empire a few days ago.” “Yes, Sage Helen, what happened?” Senex asks. “I thought you said it wasn't safe to release the drug into the market.” “Yes, sir, nothing has changed. It was Damien Shankly, my stupid brother, who announced it without my consent.” Helen laments. “This caused a heavy turbulence for me, because of the dangers that I fear will come upon me.” “And what is it that you are going to do about this?” She is asked. Helen folds her hands in front of her. “I have decided to release the drug anyways, but I won't be doing it alone. I will be producing it with the Jones company, as my partner.” Everyone else turns around to Mister Jones. Who looks confused and