Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

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Cherished By Seven Sisters

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Chapter 39 Broken Arm

Caylic froze momentarily and smiled. “Mister, I don’t think that’s a sickness. You’re merely a lustful

man. I suggest you go home and take a cold shower to see if you’ll feel better.”

Emrys was clearly flirting with Caylie.

If Emrys were to do that to another woman, that woman would surely call Emrys a pervert and deliver a

tight slap across his face.

However, Caylie was still able to respond patiently and gently.

Needless to say, that sort of attitude could easily be taken advantage of

Emrys couldn’t bear to tease Caylie again, so he called Cordelia on the phone. Not only did he want to

tell Cordelia he was okay, but he also wanted Cordelia to help him reveal his identity to Caylic. I don’t

want to have to reveal my birthmark again to prove my identity.

When Caylie found out about it, she dropped the phone and started tearing up. No wonder he looks

familiar! I wasn’t imagining it!

The two then embraced each other, and Emrys couldn’t help talking about the good old days.

Emrys recalled the past and said, “Caylie, do you still remember us competing to see who could pee

the furthest back then? You ended up wetting your shoes, and Mr. Olman scolded you You ignored me

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for a few days straight after that!”

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Caylic didn’t expect Emrys to still remember that incident. While blushing, she refuted, “Nonsense! That

was Delia.”

“Caylie! I’m still on the phone! How dare you slander me? I’m going to make you pay!”

Suddenly, Cordelia’s cold voice was heard through the phone.

Only then did Caylie realize what was going on. She was overwhelmed with emotions moments earlier,

and she forgot to end the call. “Oh! I think I remember wrongly. That was probably Nina…” she

corrected herself.

With that, Caylie picked up the phone and hung up without giving Cordelia the chance to say anything

further,

One could only imagine how the beautiful journalist working in Crounga while investigating the

kidnapping of King Jupp would feel if she were to hear that.

Caylie and Emrys continued chatting. All of a sudden, a man in his early twenties rushed into the clinic

with the man’s father, who was in his forties.

“Is Dr. Faraday here? Please have a look at my father’s arm! His arm is broken!”

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Chapter 39 Broken Arm

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The young man was panting heavily when he shouted inside Apricot Hall.

The man’s father’s left arm seemed contorted, and that strongly suggested a fractured arm.

Seeing that, Caylie immediately stepped forward and said, “Dr. Faraday isn’t here. I’m on shift today. I’ll

try to see if I can put your father’s arm back into place.”

“You’ll try?” The young man grew anxious. “No. No. I don’t trust female doctors for this. I want Dr.

Faraday.”

In terms of general health problems, the gender of the doctor wouldn’t make too much of a difference.

In terms of bone injuries, however, things weren’t as simple. The doctor would need to be strong

enough to realign the bones, so male doctors could do a better job in general.

Therefore, it was understandable for the young man to not trust Caylie.

At that moment, three doctors were working in Apricot Hall, including Caylie. The most famous of them

was Lincoln Faraday.

Lincoln was so famous that every time he was on shift, Apricot Hall would be filled with patients.

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Needless to say, those patients were all specifically looking for him.

Nonetheless, that didn’t mean he had the best medical skills.

Lincoln was only famous because he was mentored by the most famous doctor in the country, Duncan

Rodriguez.

The patients merely assumed Lincoln was the most reliable doctor available because he was

associated with Duncan.

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That was also why medical clinics usually had to pay a fortune to employ famous doctors.

Such an occurrence would have a bigger impact on clinics of a smaller scale. Hence, it didn’t matter

how capable Caylic was as a doctor because she still couldn’t get customers without fame.

Normally, patients would rather go to the hospital for treatments than visit a clinic without any

well–known doctor.

Caylic knew that was the case, so she had no choice but to employ Lincoln at a handsome price. Ever

since then, Apricot Hall began to do better in business.

Naturally, that wasn’t the first time a patient had rushed into the clinic, demanding to see Lincoln.

*All right, then. Please sit and wait for a while. I’ll give Dr. Faraday a call to see if he’s free now, Caylie

uttered helplessly.

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