"Something is up with Grandma."

Edith felt conflicted. "I know that she crossed the line, but I hope that you'll consider her age and won't hold a grudge against her.

"I'll try to compensate you for all the losses she has caused you. Just name it, and I'll agree to everything."

Yvonne could roughly guess what had happened. "Do you need my help with something?"

Edith hesitated for a while. Then, she finally mustered the courage to continue.

"I was hoping that you would check up on her. She has been feeling unwell recently. She has gone to see many alternative medicine doctors, but it hasn't yielded much of a result."

She continued, "I mentioned you to her before, but …" Edith sighed. "She's too stubborn. She won't come to Hope Health Services with me."

Edith recalled how Agatha had harshly reprimanded her, saying that she would rather die than let Yvonne treat her.

Although Edith felt helpless, she was more worried than anything else. "Ms. Miller, I have really tried many wa