Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 214 Traditional Medicine Short Course

“Looks like Larissa was right. You have indeed turned evil. Wait!” exclaimed Ninette when a thought struck her, her voice raised. “Don’t tell me you’re planning to take me back to Jadeborough with this bicycle!”

“Of course. Is there any problem?”

“No! This is far too dangerous!”

She had assumed that Emrys simply wanted to let her enjoy the breeze and experience a brief bike ride, but to her surprise, Emrys was actually planning to cycle all the way back home. The distance between the two cities was so great that it could exhaust Emrys to death, not to mention he was also carrying a suitcase in one hand.

This brother of mine isn’t evil. Rather, he’s a bit… foolish.

Emrys had wanted to tell her this was just the appetizer and that he’d show her what it felt like to speed like a missile in a while. It wouldn’t take much time.

Ninette insisted, “No way! I’m a bit tired after the flight. I want to find a nearby hotel to rest. We can return to Jadeborough tomorrow!”

She struggled, intending to dismount the bicycle.

“All right then!”

Emrys had no choice but to comply with her request, finding a hotel and parking his bicycle.

After checking in, Ninette eagerly pulled

entered the room, Ninette asked to see his birthmark, her eyes twinkling in excitement. She didn’t look tired at

was at a loss for

Delia was right.

“Nina, the other sisters have already verified my identity.

believing, right?” Ninette winked

go shopping at the nearby mall with Emrys in the evening. After all, they hadn’t seen each other for years. They

a trip to the

home, he could only leave it at the Balford residence temporarily. There was no way he’d abandon this precious possession

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and remembered the task her father had assigned her–to win Emrys‘ heart

it was of course necessary

Lund, our school is planning to start a traditional medicine short

at Jazona University, as teaching was

Jacqueline expressed that she had no interest in business at

all, Jacqueline was a girl. Roger wouldn’t be too harsh on