“Carol, don’t move him. I’ll be back shortly.” With that, she hurried downstairs.

Katelyn retrieved the necessary herbs and medical supplies from her car trunk. Only then did she make her way back upstairs. Carol watched silently the entire time, her face marked by tension and worry.

Opening the medical kit, Katelyn extracted the items she had just collected. She sanitized Neil’s wrist and started to draw blood. The blood that emerged was already darkening to black.

Katelyn’s delicate brows furrowed; this poison was complex.

While collecting the blood, Katelyn took a pill from the kit and placed it directly into Neil’s mouth. As the pill dissolved, she listened with a stethoscope, observing his heartbeat slowly stabilizing.

Katelyn secured the blood sample and turned to Carol.

“Carol, he needs immediate hospitalization. He’s been poisoned, and I’m unsure of the exact toxin. We have to identify it.”

For the moment, her actions had merely stabilized his condition. Administering the wrong antidote could complicate matters and endanger Neil’s life.

Carol’s heart raced.

“How could he be poisoned?” Recognizing the severity of the situation, she didn’t press further.

“Alright, let’s get him to the hospital immediately.”

Despite having recently undergone major surgery herself, Carol took decisive action in this critical moment. After all, this was about her grandson’s life.

Katelyn decided against waiting for an ambulance, knowing it would only delay them. She instructed Carol, “I’ll drive him to the hospital. Carol, please handle the arrangements.”

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Carol instantly understood Katelyn’s plan. Given that Katelyn’s role as Hades was not widely known, she rose and instructed the butler, who was outside, “Arrange for someone to move Neil to Katelyn’s car, quickly.”

Carol had previously asked the butler and the others to leave the room, so they were unaware of what had happened inside. Now, they responded without hesitation, “Understood!” The staff at the Wheeler family residence responded with urgency, and within five minutes, everything was prepared.

Standing by the car, Katelyn turned to a distressed Carol and said softly, “Carol, you stay home. I’ll handle the rest. Don’t worry.” Carol dabbed at the tears in her eyes and gave a heavy nod. However, concern still clouded her gaze. She knew of Neil’s wrongdoings toward Katelyn but believed that Katelyn would not act vengefully. After all, Carol had always had faith in Katelyn’s integrity. Yet, with Neil’s condition so critical, how could she not be anxious?

Katelyn climbed into the car and drove directly to the hospital, already coordinating with the medical staff during the journey. Fifteen minutes later, Katelyn pulled up at the entrance to the emergency department. The medical team was ready and waiting.

Upon arriving, Katelyn briefed them quickly and handed the blood sample to a clinical lab doctor. The doctor, unfamiliar with Katelyn, paused in surprise as she handed over the sample. The staff in the emergency department looked to Katelyn, awaiting further instructions.

The lead physician recognized Katelyn immediately. He called out, “What are you waiting for? Hurry, I need those results!”

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