java ATM simulation programming project

Basically, it's a three(ish)-part project that is very basic, but I am currently in the hospital and apparently I won't be given a deadline extension on even though I am fighting several serious conditions. It is to simulate an ATM and requires only an Account class, which I have already written, and a test class to go along with it (that I tried to write too soon after surgery and had to be scrapped) using primarily assert statements for all the testing, and then an overarching ATM class to combine it all. I have attached the project file which includes all instructions (step by step can be found at the top of the ATM api sheet. I'm sure it will be simple and quick for devs with your level of skill but I am used to coding primarily in assembly and being very ill and heavily sedated trying to code in a hospital bed.... needless to say I've made a huge mess of it. One of the most important parts is using the assertEquals/assertTrue/False in the test class. The rest is pretty self-explanatory via the given instructions and sample output I really just need the 3 classes written and functional. It's up to you of course, but I don't mind taking care of the UMLs and extras later if you do not want to, I just need something that runs cohesively and produces the example output found in the file. I will pay you very well for this if you can get it back to me by Friday afternoon. It would also be really helpful with how long I've been out sick if on the tester and ATM classes you made some little explanatory notes. I am still learning and I haven't been so stuck on a project in ages. Thanks for your consideration! Looking forward to working with one of you very shortly. Everything you need can be found in the zip file, and I'm not sure if this matters much to the actual project or not but we rely heavily on IDE and JDK. Also as I said, the simpler the solution the better, as I want to understand it fully once I am out of the hospital but I just had major surgery and the likelihood of meeting my Friday evening deadline without help seems unlikely at best.