In the current situation...
Meanwhile, Helena is at the hospital, her face marked with evident irritation as she waits outside the room where Venice is admitted.
Helena's preoccupation with Victor's impending arrival overshadows any genuine worry for Venice, who is currently hospitalized due to another bout of her illness.
The harsh reality is that Helena harbors no authentic concern for the well-being of the four-year-old Venice. Firstly, it's because Venice is not her biological child, making her indifferent to the child's welfare.
Helena's emotional attachment to Venice is too shallow and only becomes apparent when the child conforms to Helena's wishes.
Her evaluation of Venice's value is solely based on her ability to meet her expectations, reducing the Venice to a mere tool for her agenda.
As it stands, ....
