Chapter 115 Avoid Being Accused of Getting Too Close

The car pulled into the underground parking garage of Coaska Heights. Whitney retrieved her phone and called William to inquire about the status of the second batch of medication hitting the market. The thought might have seemed self-serving, but owning 10% of Howard Group's shares meant she would receive annual dividends large enough to cover her mother's treatment. She even began to think that her father would no longer have any leverage over her and that she could soon break off the engagement. Still, she felt a pang of guilt toward Elijah. She vowed silently to treat Elijah as if he were her own grandfather. Whether or not she became part of the Howard family, she would fulfill her duty to care for him like a true granddaughter. William's reassuring voice came through the line. "Soon, Ms. Spencer. Rest assured, as soon as it's available, I'll make sure your mother gets it first." Whitney exhaled in relief as if she could already see the dawn of hope. It wouldn't be long befor