Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 361 Proving It

Duncan, known for his fiery temperament, had reached his limit.

He suddenly realized how deeply ingrained the ignorance of these association members was. Their refusal to acknowledge his perspective made it abundantly clear that he no longer had a place in the Chanaca Traditional Medicine Association.

The realization struck him that the true experts in the medical field held no regard for the association Duncan could see that the association was more focused on maintaining appearances rather than genuinely exchanging medical knowledge.

In this charged atmosphere, Azel, unable to contain his agitation, directly challenged Caylie Mi White, as a so–called acupuncture prodigy, surely you won’t stand idly by while this outsider casts doubt upon you?” he prodded, his voice filled with expectation

Marley’s gaze followed Axel’s, landing on Caylie with a scrutinizing look. “So, you’re the much–talked- about Dr. Lund of Jadeborough? he inquired, his tone laced with skepticism.

There was an underlying question in his voice, a doubt about the validity of the rumors that had reached his ears. She’s so young!

Caylie, maintaining her composure amidst the rising tension, responded with dignity. It matters little to me whether the scrutiny comes from within Chanaea or from abroad. As I’ve stated before, my dedication to medicine is about healing and saving lives, not about engaging in petty squabbles for prestige. I would advise you all to leave, the declared, her stance unwavering

Axel, already hurt by Marley’s earlier dismissal, redirected his frustration towards Caylie, his words. tinged with bitterness. “So you were just boasting. It seems we’re witnessing the downfall of our traditional medicine, led astray by the naivety of the younger generation,” he lamented, his words echoing a ventiment of despair.

found himself seething with growing frustration. Yet, instead of directing his anger at Marley, he chose to

this redirection of his anger not a testament to his

banter. Her sole desire was to see these disruptors leave without further

opportunity, mocked the situation with a derisive laugh. “So, the famed Dr. Lund of Jadeborough is nothing but a farce? Has Chanaca become so desperate that it must fabricate such tales to boost its pride?”

is an isolated incident and does not reflect our nation’s medical heritage,” he interjected, hoping to contain the

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prodigy is genuine, let her admit her inferiority to my techniques and concede that our

tension in the room escalated as Caylie’s refusal to rise to Marley’s bait drew

Reuben and the others were filled with

more than a pretender to the throne of medical mastery, her claims to the title of

stakes were high. If Caylie had echoed Marley’s provocative statements, she would have found herself ostracized and branded a

contrast to the heated atmosphere around her. However, just as Reuben and the others had suspected, she could not possibly utter

aggression, nor did a lack of

she firmly stated. “Chanaca’s traditional medicine has a

her perceived