Before Westley could say anything, the old Gates picked up his phone and called Mr. Woods. When Woods picked up, the old Gates said, "Draw an agreement. If this bastard dares to cheat, I want you to stop keeping Doris safe. Also, before Helen gives birth to the child, you should take good care of her."
The documents were prepared in duplicate, fingerprints were taken, and then Helen was told that she would be sent back to the Bush's Mansion.
The old Gates embraced Helen and said, "Pack up your things. I will send someone to pick you up tomorrow." Since she was pregnant, he would protect her. If she weren't with the child, he wouldn't bother. After all, he would not have been obliged to take care of her. Now, though, he did have a responsibility to take care of her.
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