Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 194 The Teacher Of Duncan

Emrys could only eat his meal in silence at that point, thinking of finding–another opportunity to explain later.

The two were in the middle of their meal when suddenly, a woman who appeared to be affluent stormed into the restaurant. She was holding a young boy who was crying incessantly. Furiously, she chided, “Leiandros! I can’t believe you’re sitting here enjoying a meal with your friend when your son is bawling in distress!”

The woman was robust, with thick eyebrows and her gaze filled with ferocity. She was none other than Karoline Bjorn, the wife of Leiandros.

The boy she held in her arms was their son.

Emrys glanced at the crying boy, his brows slightly furrowed.

He’s born with astral vision?

Astral vision referred to the ability to see things that normal people couldn’t.

Many people had astral vision when they were young, but as they grew older, their astral vision would slowly disappear, and memories of their childhood would fade as if nothing had ever happened.

The boy was evidently bawling because he had seen something strange with his astral vision, and it had frightened him.

son had been crying excessively lately, and no amount of appeasing

he’s really fine, then why is

when they said there was nothing wrong with her son. Hence, after failing to soothe her son who had been

Rodriguez seems to have a teacher who is a

to talk back and apologized to Emrys, “I’m so sorry. I have to take my son

am a doctor, too. Perhaps I could cure your

“You can cure it?”

to her husband and asked, “Who is this friend

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smile, “He was a friend of mine back at the orphanage. He

help in

skeptical. He just said he’s a doctor. Why would he still need someone to find him a job? Something smells

yelled at Leiandros, “Stop dawdling. Hurry up and drive us

could only nod while glancing

didn’t believe

if Emrys was really a doctor, he would’ve fared

had wholly misunderstood him, Emrys didn’t bother explaining. Instead, he shrugged. “See you