Love Burned, She Rose Unscathed

Chapter 715

As the old saying goes, "It takes a hundred days to heal a broken bone," and while you haven't broken anything, your muscle sprain is still going to need some time to fully recover. On the surface, the swelling might be down, but the muscles and fascia underneath are still on the mend. Only time can heal that."

Owen Reynolds paused for a moment, considering his options. "Do you think seeing a physical therapist could help?"

"If you have the means, of course. But it's more supplementary. Rest is the most vital part."

After leaving the hospital, Owen suddenly spoke up, "Let's go somewhere."

Roseanne looked puzzled. "Where?"

Twenty minutes later, they parked on the side of the road.

Owen led her across the street, down a narrow alleyway.

After a few twists and turns, they stopped in front of a quaint little herbal clinic.

"Vitalis Remedies?" Roseanne read the sign made of some dark, polished wood hanging above the door.

Owen walked in like he owned the place. "Mr. Carter?"

There was no response.

He called out again, "Mr. Carter, are you here?"

"Coming, coming-"

A curtain at the back of the shop was pulled aside, and out came an elderly man with a full head of white hair and a long beard. He was dressed in a cozy cardigan with an apron tied around his waist, looking every bit like a wise old sage from a fairy tale.

"You rascal! How long has it been since you came to visit me? I could hear your racket all the way from the back where I was mixing herbs! Oh, you didn't come alone today, did you? You brought a young lady with you!"

old man's eyes twinkled

introduced the

years old and had retired with honors from Seraph General Hospital. Unable to sit idle, he opened this herbal clinic in a quiet corner of the city,

patients three days a week, and only

afternoon, so the clinic was quiet. But if you came in

to be bothering you, young

aback. "How did you know

"Ha! He would never come to

"Really?"

runs for

me pick up

he'd come here on his

accord."

was amused. "Professor, are you really

"...Ahem!"

said it

couldn't help

to move past the awkward moment, Owen

a week ago The swelling's gone

tender when pressed. Couet

take a look?"

you

wooden chair. "Come, sit down, prop

me have a

sat, rolling up her

few spots,