Grandparents Demand Their Daughter Surrender Her Company Shares—Then the Billionaire They Called Her Baby’s Father Walks Into the Hospital.
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Chapter 6 - THE VISITOR RESTRICTIONHospital IT confirmed a visitor restriction had been submitted at 6:17 a.m.
I was in surgery.
The request came through my patient portal.
Device:
My phone.
Two-factor authentication:
Approved locally.
My parents had possession of the phone.
Could police prove which parent tapped the screen?
No.
Was it automatically a crime?
Not necessarily.
But it explained why Alistair had been blocked.
The text entered under “patient notes” read:
Do not admit Alistair Sanders. I do not want him involved with me or my baby.
I cried when Leah showed it to me.
Not because it was eloquent.
Because somebody used my first-person voice while I was unconscious.
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I had spent my entire adult life fighting my parents’ assumption that my preferences were drafts until they corrected them.
Now they had literally written as me.
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Chapter 7 - THE TRANSFER AGREEMENTLeah reviewed the hospital folder.
Chapter 8 - THE BOARD VOTEThe reason for urgency emerged three days later.
Chapter 9 - MY FATHER’S DEFENSEDad came to my house six days after delivery.
Chapter 10 - MY MOTHER’S REAL FEARMom’s motive was different.
Chapter 11 - PATERNITYAlistair did not demand a DNA test.
Chapter 12 - THE HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORTMelissa Grant’s report became important.
