There was no sign of a prating scar.
Felicia lowered her <b>gaze </b>and slowly retracted her hand.
Searler, who had allowed Felicia’s actions without resistance or protest, found it amusing and asked, “What are you looking for?”
“It’s nothing “Felicia replied with a faint senile, convincing herself she was just overthinking
For now, there were more pressing matters to address–<b>like </b>helping Stephan detoxify and curing his blindness
She didn’t have much time left.
Felicia thought grimly about the venomous creature nted inside her. The parasite had fused with her very bones and blood, making it impossible to remove. Each chime of the bronze bell awakened the parasite, and with every instance of control, its grip over her wouldst longer.
Eventually, she would lose her mind entirely and be a puppet under someone else’s control.
She would rather die than let that happen..
But before that, she needed to cure Stephan’s eyes first. Atter that, she would unearth the person who had plotted against her and was attempting to manipte her. Even if it meant mutual destruction, she would make sure to take that bastard down.
Felicia tumed and immersed herself in the storeroom once more.
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The form she used yesterdaycked potency. She pondered whether substituting different herbs and incorporating acupuncture could seed in neutralizing the poison.
She worked tirelessly, covering the desk with over a dozen sheets of paper filled with her hasty handwriting. She kept recording treatment methods and herbal prescriptions. Each attempt ended in failure, but she persisted.
Meanwhile, the other eight senior physicians and medical masters were busy treating patients. Despite the bustling activity, everything in the <b>clinic </b>proceeded in an orderly manner.
Just then<b>, </b>another unwee guest arrived.
It was Sebastian
After finding Felicia’s vi empty, Sebastian came to the clinic. A quick inquiry at the entrance confirmed that Felicia had indeed returned from the rainforest and was currently <b>inside</b>.
He hurried in, visibly anxious as he called out, “Licia, where are you? I need to talk to you!”
In the past,
Sebastian wouldn’t have gotten past the front door of the clinic because Kerry would’ve unceremoniously chased him out with a broom.
But now, Kerry was away on an errand to deliver medicine to Seldvale, and everyone else was preupied. Sebastian strolled unimpeded into the clinic, shouting Felicia’s name as he went.
Felicia had no intention of confronting him. Instead, she nced at Scarlet, who immediately understood and stepped out.
“Just throw him out,” Felicia instructed. “But don’t hit him too hard. We don’t want to <b>tarnish </b>the clinic’s reputation.”
“Got it!”
At the consultation room entrance, Sebastian was about to push open the third <b>door </b>when he felt a tap on his shoulder.”
“Fel…” He spun around, thinking it was Felicia, but before he could finish saying her name, a fish mmed into his nose.
Sebastian groaned in pain as warmth surged from his nostrils. Blood gushed instantly.
Standing before him was a tall, alluring woman exuding both charm and menace.
“Who are you? Where’s Felicia? I want to see her!” Sebastian demanded, wiping the blood from his nose. <b>His </b>brows furrowed together when he didn’t see
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Scarlet, uninterested in conversation, threw another punch. This time, Sebastian was prepared and narrowly dodged. The two quickly engaged in a
Sebastian had some training It wasmon practice for wealthy families to train their heirs to have some skills in self–defense.
However, his skills were no match for Scarlet, a battle hardened mercenary who lived life on the edge.
In no time, Sebastian took a beating. His handsome face bore two bruises<b>, </b>his mouth was bleeding, and he looked utterly disheveled.
After tossing him out of the clinic, Scarlet dusted her hands and ryed the message. “My boss <b>said </b><b>she </b>has already cut ties with you <b>and </b>your family. Do her a favor and stop bothering her in the future<b>, </b>got it?”