A Healer’s Journey (Finnegan and Nuthana)

Chapter 19 Another Reason

“Should we ask her to stand up? She has already been punished for her deeds.”

As evening drew closer, Alisha brought Finnegan to Xendale. Sasha remained in the same kneeling position as people around her gossiped and pointed fingers in her direction.

Finnegan glanced at the sky. “Is it evening already?”

Knowing what he meant, Alisha let out a sigh. “Sometimes, you’re too harsh. You won’t even show a woman mercy.”

Sasha was part of the Miles family and also one of the Four Beauties of Jadeborough, but Finnegan was cruel enough to make her kneel till sunset.

Finnegan asked, “Why would I show mercy to a woman who looks down on me and has attempted to harm me?”

He’s clueless, huh? Alisha said nothing else and drove past Sasha, arriving at the Miles residence.

“Alisha, Mr. Larkin.”

Alisha had informed the Miles family of their arrival, so Kathleen and Trey were already waiting at the door to welcome them, showing their utmost respect.

“Bring me to Mr. Miles.” Finnegan didn’t bother being polite with them. After all, that wasn’t the

purpose of his visit.

Kathleen showed no signs of being upset. With a graceful stride, she welcomed them into the mansion and guided them to the room belonging to Gilbert.

Gilbert was lying weakly in bed. A team of specialists from the hospital, including Alexander, had gathered around him, performing their daily routine of check-ups in an effort to stabilize his condition.

Seeing Finnegan, Alexander grew excited and greeted politely, “Mr. Larkin, we meet again.”

The specialists were surprised to see his reaction.

After all, they had never seen Alexander treating anyone politely, let alone a young man in his twenties. Confusion and disdain flashed across the specialists’ gazes when they recalled. the Miles family had hired Finnegan to treat Gilbert.

family were around they didn’t show their emotions on their faces.

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acknowledgment and went to

pale Gilbert forced himself to say, “I am sincerely sorry for my daughter’s actions. yesterday. Please accept my apology on

so there is no need to apologize,” Finnegan replied calmly.

a soldier in a demining unit. During one of his missions, he incurred an injury to his chest which was sutured too tightly due to the lack of advanced medical tools and treatments available at the time. Although Mr. Miles felt no pain then, the wound has now widened to three centimeters as he has gotten older and gained weight. It is too severe to be restitched. There is a risk of the wound becoming infected and spreading to other organs. Of course, if Mr. Miles could lose twenty kilograms in seven days, he’ll have a chance of surviving. However, it

I understand that I might

his body. A wound six centimeters long and three centimeters wide was revealed. The cut was so deep that

an old wound was relatively simple, but Gilbert

mended, it would only be a temporary solution as the clothing would likely

time

week, the wound on his chest tore without warning, and he became

“Paralyzed?” Finnegan asked.

move. Professor Fairlake explained

consulting the file. “The tear in his skin caused an infection and a decrease

conclusion. Hearing that, he grew displeased.

about Oliver who was obviously upset at getting

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wound caused by the explosion, are there any shrapnel

are thirteen pieces of shrapnel, but they were all removed. Is

left in your brain. It is no wider than a fingernail, covered by blood vessels, and thus not noticeable. Usually, it won’t affect your life, but when the wound was torn, your entire body

CT scan report from him and retorted, “Nonsense! This is just a normal. shadow, not shrapnel. I can’t be wrong, can I? If it’s indeed

specialists nodded in agreement.

all, undergoing a CT scan with metal in one’s

anything about it, then it would be

for questioning the accuracy of his

was filled with revulsion to see a specialist who couldn’t accept differing opinions. “Yes, an individual isn’t supposed to receive a CT scan if they have metal objects in their body. However, if the piece is small and has been in the body for longer than ten years, the metal may lose its properties and become a harmless lump. Have

for he had