# Chapter 65: Visitation: A Thread of Gratitude and a Clash of Ambition
Hello everyone, I'm so glad you're here with me today! How are you all doing? I hope you're ready for another emotional rollercoaster because today we're diving into Chapter 65: Visitation of "My Accidental Husband is a Billionaire Reviews." In this chapter, we see the warmth of gratitude clash with the coldness of greed, and Keira finds herself caught in a web of family politics that tests her kindness and her growing connection with Lewis. Let's step right into the story, shall we?
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Lewis had already climbed the stairs, his long strides leaving Keira behind as she walked over to Rebecca. There, in a wheelchair, sat the young woman who had been given a second chance at life, wearing a patient's uniform with her parents hovering protectively nearby. The moment Rebecca spotted Keira, her eyes lit up, and she tried to stand—only for her mother, Mrs. Allen, to gently press her back down. "You should sit down, dear."
Rebecca complied, but her smile was radiant as she introduced her parents. "Miss, these are my mother and father."
Mrs. Allen seized Keira's hand without hesitation, her eyes glistening with unshed tears. "Good girl, thank you for saving our Rebecca. I asked the nurses afterward—if it weren't for you, she wouldn't have made it!" Her voice trembled with emotion, and Keira felt a wave of discomfort wash over her. She was never good at handling such raw gratitude.
"Don't worry about it," Keira said softly, her tone modest.
Mr. Allen, sensing her unease, stepped in gracefully. "Miss Olsen, the Allen family is forever indebted to you. If you ever need anything, please don't hesitate to ask."
Keira shook her head. "Mr. Allen, you're too kind. It was merely a fortuitous act."
She turned her attention back to Rebecca. "Have you had your surgery?"
"Yes, I will need physical rehabilitation from now on." Rebecca's voice held a quiet determination. "Miss, I'll be staying in the rehab building. Would you come visit me when you're free?"
"Sure." Keira's simple promise lit up Rebecca's face. They exchanged WhatsApp contacts before the young woman had to return to her ward, her health still fragile.
As Mrs. Allen pushed Rebecca's wheelchair away, she mused aloud, "Miss Olsen has such clear eyes. She seems like a good person... Honey, are you listening? What are you thinking about?"
Mr. Allen blinked, coming back to reality. "Ah, I just... Miss Olsen looks familiar somehow..."
"Familiar how?" Mrs. Allen's question hung in the air, unanswered, as Frankie's voice interrupted from inside the ward. He was sitting on the couch with a stranger—a man who immediately rose when the Allens entered.
"Hello, Mr. Allen, Mrs. Allen, Miss Allen."
Mr. Allen frowned, displeased that Frankie had disturbed Rebecca's rest. Rebecca herself recoiled at the sight of an outsider. But then Frankie spoke, and everything changed.
"This is Miss Olsen's fiancé, Mr. Jake Horton. He's come to visit Rebecca."
The three Allens exchanged surprised glances. Rebecca studied Jake with curiosity, while Mr. and Mrs. Allen exchanged polite small talk. After Jake left, they shared a knowing look.
"Miss Olsen seems so elegant and refined," Mrs. Allen whispered. "It's a shame her fiancé is so... well, we can't judge others' choices."
Frankie's brow furrowed as he thought of Isla. "Elegant and refined? Mom, Dad, you really misjudge people! Miss Olsen wants far more than you think!"
Mr. Allen was taken aback. "She hasn't made any requests!"
Frankie scoffed. "She introduced her fiancé to me, clearly asking me to support him. If our cooperation with the Horton Group succeeds, we would be supporting the main branch of the Horton family! Lewis isn't easy to handle. She's been dragging us into this dispute. That's not enough for you? At least she's smart enough not to ask for more."
Mr. Allen's expression darkened. "I didn't expect Miss Olsen to be that kind of person..." Mrs. Allen sighed. "She saved Rebecca. We should repay the favor as much as we can. It's a pity though. I thought Rebecca could gain a true friend."
Frankie turned to Rebecca, his tone sharp. "In the future, avoid Miss Olsen and her fiancé. They're not good people. We're lucky we can settle this debt with money."
Rebecca's face flushed with anger. "Miss Olsen isn't that kind of person!"
Frankie sighed heavily. "Rebecca, haven't you learned your lesson yet? You can't judge a book by its cover."
Rebecca fell silent, but her heart raged. Miss Olsen was the one who gave her hope in her final moments of life. She refused to believe that Miss Olsen was anything but genuine.
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Meanwhile, Jake had made his way to old Mrs. Horton's ward, despite knowing she didn't want other Horton family members visiting. Through the glass window, he saw Lewis and Keira sitting on the couch, each working on their laptops. They weren't speaking, but the harmonious scene burned into his eyes like acid.
He entered, greeted old Mrs. Horton stiffly, and then left. As he passed Lewis, he suddenly stopped. In the past, he had always feared his young uncle. But today, Keira had ignored him completely, not even a single glance, making him feel as though she was untouchable, high above him.
An inexplicable rage surged in his chest, giving him a reckless courage. "Uncle, Mr. Allen values me greatly. He said I should take charge of this project. But my title as vice president of the R&D department isn't enough. Perhaps the position of director of the project department should be given to me?"
The moment the words left his mouth, the entire ward grew eerily still. Keira didn't speak, but she watched Lewis intently. Was Jake, using the Allen family's backing, trying to brazenly challenge Lewis? Would Lewis compromise?
Lewis looked up, his dark eyes sweeping over Jake. His voice was calm, almost amused. "You think the position of director of the project department is enough?"
Jake's heart leaped. It seemed the Allen family had indeed put pressure on his uncle!
But then Lewis's low voice cut through again. "What about my position then?"
Jake's breath hitched. Of course, he wanted the position of head of the family! But the way his uncle said it—so lightly, yet with an undercurrent of rage—and the icy depths of those black eyes—Jake felt a chill crawl down his spine. He was out of his depth, his heart pounding wildly.
He swallowed hard and finally bowed his head. "I wouldn't dare."
Even without looking up, he could feel that gaze, now tangible and suffocating. After a long pause, Lewis's indifferent voice reached him. "In the future, if there's nothing important, don't come to Grandma's place."
Jake let out a huge sigh of relief and fled. But once outside the ward, he was consumed with regret and shame—he had lost face in front of Keira!
Inside the ward, Tom snorted. "The project hasn't even started yet, and he's already asking for a promotion. I've never seen such arrogance. But boss, won't your blunt rejection upset the Allen family?"
Lewis remained silent.
Tom sighed quietly.
Keira hesitated, then cautiously asked, "Is there something I can help with?"
Tom immediately replied, "The cooperation project with the Allens isn't about new energy, so you can't help. Besides, you don't even know anyone in the Allen family..."
Keira said nothing more.
The room stayed silent through the night.
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The next morning, Tom brought news. "Turns out that Mr. Allen's sister is hospitalized in this very hospital. Boss, you should visit her—not only is it the right thing to do, but it could also improve our relationship with the Allen family."
Lewis frowned. "It's inappropriate."
Tom thought for a moment. "Indeed, it's inappropriate since she's a lady..." Then his eyes lit up as he looked toward Keira. "Miss Olsen, you are Mr. Horton's wife in name. Perhaps you can accompany Mr. Horton for a visit?"
Lewis paused, his hands stilling on his tie, but he didn't object.
Seeing this, Keira nodded. "Okay."
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**Reader's Impressions & Star Rating:**
Oh, what a chapter! The contrast between Rebecca's sincere gratitude and Frankie's paranoid suspicion is heartbreaking. Keira genuinely saved a life, yet she's already being painted as a schemer. And Jake—that arrogant fool—thinking he can challenge Lewis with borrowed authority! I loved Lewis's cool, crushing response. But the real gem is that final scene: Keira stepping up to help Lewis with the Allens. Their relationship is slowly shifting from convenience to partnership. I'm so invested!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.6 / 5 Stars
**Next Chapter Prediction:**
Keira will accompany Lewis to visit Mr. Allen's hospitalized sister. But when they arrive, they might discover that the "sister" is actually someone unexpected—perhaps even someone Keira knows. Will this visit backfire and create more tension with the Allens? Or will Keira's genuine kindness finally open Frankie's eyes? And what about Jake—will he try to sabotage their visit?
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