Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 234 Apologies

No one would even consider it a possibility.

Stefan knew that Damarion had no reason to deceive him. Coupled with the calm demeanor Emrys displayed, it was clear that Emrys was a man who had experienced much. That only made Stefan believe in Damarion’s claim even more.

Hence, he hastily apologized and angrily reprimanded Mason. He even made Mason kneel until the latter received the grandmaster’s forgiveness.

Mason knelt for the better part of the day.

Many patients had come to the Apricot Hall. Seeing the scene unfold, they all cast curious glances. Emrys had no choice but to say, “Please get up. Don’t block others from seeing the doctor.”

“Hurry up and thank the grandmaster!” Stefan once again struck Mason with his stick.

Mason hastily said, “Thank you, grandmaster!”

Emrys slightly furrowed his brow and said, “My surname is Lund.”

of Mason, saying, “Dr. Lund is magnanimous and does not hold my unfilial grandson’s rudeness against him. On behalf of the

increase. Consequently, he assisted Duncan in preparing the medicines. Occasionally, when a few complex and difficult cases arose, he would personally attend to them, effortlessly resolving

paralysis into the acupuncture room. When they emerged, the patient’s symptoms had

nerve issues. Since

more infuriated. He couldn’t help but strike Mason with his walking stick again, cursing, “It’s all

been for Mason’s recklessness, there was a high probability that Stefan’s leg injury could have been

also regretted not coming earlier. If he had personally sought

he didn’t go in person but sent someone to invite the doctor instead. After all, he was suffering from a leg injury, which made it difficult

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truly filled

word. Even when the walking stick struck his b*dy, he could

Gradually.

of Apricot Hall had almost all finished their treatments. After seeing the patients leaving contentedly, Stefan could

leaned on his cane, dragging his crippled leg. He approached Emrys and said,

low, and Emrys remained silent, not lifting his