She Stuns the World - Chapter 712: Chapter 712
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Maria did not mind and immediately called Quentin. "Quentin, this is Maria. I have great news for you..."
After she finished talking about the nursing home, she asked, "Do you want this place?"
Quentin immediately said, "Yes. Keep it for me. When I'm seriously ill, I'll move to the nursing home to spend my remaining days. I'd like to continue living with my son for the next few years..."
"This won't work," the salesgirl interjected, speaking directly into the phone since Maria had her on speaker. "Sir, this opportunity is very valuable. You must sign the contract within three days. Failure to sign the contract in that timeframe will render it void. Additionally, given your advanced age and fragile health, the nursing home prefers that you do not leave the premises for extended periods once admitted. If any accidents or illnesses befall you outside the nursing home, they will not cover the medical expenses."
This way, they could "trap" the selfish and ignorant Stevens family elders in the nursing home and not have the chance to be the burden of the Donovan family again.
Quentin was in a dilemma. "Is it so urgent? It won't work even after a few years..."
Quentin still wanted to live with his son and grandchildren. He was willing to do anything for them.
Maria said, "Quentin, it's okay if you don't want to go. I'll give the place to Grandma..."
"No, I want it." Quentin panicked when he heard that. He said loudly, "My mother favors Joel, and Joel's child is young. She needs to help take care of the child..."
His reaction was expected by Maria. Maria then said, "So you won't be residing in that condemned house anymore? If that's the case, the compensation will be reduced by one house."
Quentin fell into silence.
What a dilemma. It was so difficult and painful for him.
After pondering for a while, Quentin gritted his teeth and made his decision. "I'm no longer young. Living with the children would only be a burden to them. Moreover, my legs are not what they used to be. Climbing up to the sixth floor is just too exhausting. I'd better take up residence in the nursing home."
Quentin had never dared to go to the hospital for a checkup. He did not know if he was seriously ill. However, he knew that he would fall ill one day.
Instead of being despised by his sons and grandchildren, it was better for him to go to the nursing home now. He did not have to work or pay for his living expenses and all the medical expenses would be reimbursed. Only a fool would give up such a wonderful chance.
Maria smiled. "Then it's settled. Come to the hospital when you're free and sign the contract with Grandpa."
Athena hired the girl from the insurance company to act. The girl was not affiliated with any insurance firm. The lottery that Maria won was a fabrication.
Athena discreetly arranged for someone to sign a contract with a premier nursing home in Sowan Town, providing them with sufficient funds to care for Ronan and others in their twilight years, under the guise of a "won the lottery."
Lacking formal education and worldly knowledge, Ronan and the others were likely to accept the benefits without delving into the legitimacy of the "lottery."
This way, Athena's mother and the Donovan family would be able to successfully "get rid of" these annoying relatives and not have to bear the bad reputation of being "unfilial."
It was not enough to get rid of only two.
Ronan and Quentin reminded Maria not to reveal this information for the time being, and Maria agreed.
However, Arthur immediately released the news in Facebook, and only the Stevens family could see it.
This way, the Stevens family was in an uproar.
Ronan's wife: [I'm already in my seventies. You have to give the place to me. Otherwise, if I fall sick and can't walk anymore, who will take care of me? Do you want me to rot in my house?]
Quentin's wife: [You damn bastard, why didn't you leave a place for me? Your father's already so old and doesn't have much time left. It's a waste of time for him to stay in a nursing home for the rest of his life. You should have let me go with you.]
Gavin and his wife: [Old people who are not in good health can go to a nursing home. Those who are in better health have to live in a demolition house. This way, we'll get an extra house.]
Joel and his wife: [Mom has to stay and help us take care of the child. You were the ones who persuaded us to have another boy. We gave birth to a boy, so you have to help us take care of him.]
After she finished talking about the nursing home, she asked, "Do you want this place?"
Quentin immediately said, "Yes. Keep it for me. When I'm seriously ill, I'll move to the nursing home to spend my remaining days. I'd like to continue living with my son for the next few years..."
"This won't work," the salesgirl interjected, speaking directly into the phone since Maria had her on speaker. "Sir, this opportunity is very valuable. You must sign the contract within three days. Failure to sign the contract in that timeframe will render it void. Additionally, given your advanced age and fragile health, the nursing home prefers that you do not leave the premises for extended periods once admitted. If any accidents or illnesses befall you outside the nursing home, they will not cover the medical expenses."
This way, they could "trap" the selfish and ignorant Stevens family elders in the nursing home and not have the chance to be the burden of the Donovan family again.
Quentin was in a dilemma. "Is it so urgent? It won't work even after a few years..."
Quentin still wanted to live with his son and grandchildren. He was willing to do anything for them.
Maria said, "Quentin, it's okay if you don't want to go. I'll give the place to Grandma..."
"No, I want it." Quentin panicked when he heard that. He said loudly, "My mother favors Joel, and Joel's child is young. She needs to help take care of the child..."
His reaction was expected by Maria. Maria then said, "So you won't be residing in that condemned house anymore? If that's the case, the compensation will be reduced by one house."
Quentin fell into silence.
What a dilemma. It was so difficult and painful for him.
After pondering for a while, Quentin gritted his teeth and made his decision. "I'm no longer young. Living with the children would only be a burden to them. Moreover, my legs are not what they used to be. Climbing up to the sixth floor is just too exhausting. I'd better take up residence in the nursing home."
Quentin had never dared to go to the hospital for a checkup. He did not know if he was seriously ill. However, he knew that he would fall ill one day.
Instead of being despised by his sons and grandchildren, it was better for him to go to the nursing home now. He did not have to work or pay for his living expenses and all the medical expenses would be reimbursed. Only a fool would give up such a wonderful chance.
Maria smiled. "Then it's settled. Come to the hospital when you're free and sign the contract with Grandpa."
Athena hired the girl from the insurance company to act. The girl was not affiliated with any insurance firm. The lottery that Maria won was a fabrication.
Athena discreetly arranged for someone to sign a contract with a premier nursing home in Sowan Town, providing them with sufficient funds to care for Ronan and others in their twilight years, under the guise of a "won the lottery."
Lacking formal education and worldly knowledge, Ronan and the others were likely to accept the benefits without delving into the legitimacy of the "lottery."
This way, Athena's mother and the Donovan family would be able to successfully "get rid of" these annoying relatives and not have to bear the bad reputation of being "unfilial."
It was not enough to get rid of only two.
Ronan and Quentin reminded Maria not to reveal this information for the time being, and Maria agreed.
However, Arthur immediately released the news in Facebook, and only the Stevens family could see it.
This way, the Stevens family was in an uproar.
Ronan's wife: [I'm already in my seventies. You have to give the place to me. Otherwise, if I fall sick and can't walk anymore, who will take care of me? Do you want me to rot in my house?]
Quentin's wife: [You damn bastard, why didn't you leave a place for me? Your father's already so old and doesn't have much time left. It's a waste of time for him to stay in a nursing home for the rest of his life. You should have let me go with you.]
Gavin and his wife: [Old people who are not in good health can go to a nursing home. Those who are in better health have to live in a demolition house. This way, we'll get an extra house.]
Joel and his wife: [Mom has to stay and help us take care of the child. You were the ones who persuaded us to have another boy. We gave birth to a boy, so you have to help us take care of him.]
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