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“Your circulation is sluggish. Have you also been experiencing insomnia and wind dreams lately?” Kala asked

“Sigh, I just can’t sleep. The moment i close my eyes, the nightmares start, and I wake u in a panic. Then i can’t fall back asleep at all. By morning, I have absolutely no energy, and my head is just pounding”

Kaia knew this was a chronic condition, complicated by the patients advanced age and underlying health issues. She didn’t say much to avoid causing the older women any additional anxiety. Instead, she prepared her acupuncture needles to relieve the immediate pain

While Kala was administering the treatment, Simon arrived home with Anna The little girl had refused to come straight back after her classes, so Simon had taken her out, returning with a shopping bag full of new toys.

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How is my grandmother doing? A nearby door clicked open, and Simon stood there, his gaze locking onto her

Kala startled, having no idea he had returned.

The warm light from Simon’s room spilled across her face. Seeing the faint sheen of sweat and the stray strands of hair clinging to her cheek, Simon was instantly transported back to the summer he was seventeen.

Back then, Kaia had looked exactly like this–pure and radiant. On the hottest day of summer, she would be flushed and sweaty, with hair plastered to her cheeks, but her eyes had always been as bright and clear as a natural spring.

“She’s asleep. Just let her rest for a bit. Don’t disturb her,” Kaia said softly.

Simon murmured in agreement. “Let’s head downstairs. Dinner should be ready.”

Kala paused and immediately declined. “I’ll pass on dinner. I need to take Brynlee home.” “Kala.” Simon stopped her. “You’ve moved out of the Sanders estate now. By the time you get all the way back, it’ll be incredibly late. Brynlee is going to go hungry,”

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while until she fell into a deep sleep. Only then did she pack up and step out of the room.

The bedroom had felt a bit stuffy because the air conditioning was kept low for the elderly patient. A fine layer of sweat had broken out on Kaia’s forehead. With her luminous complexion, the slight sheen made her skin look almost translucent, her dark eyes clear and striking.

“How is my grandmother doing?” A nearby door clicked open, and Simon stood there, his gaze locking onto her.

Kaia startled, having no idea he had returned.

The warm light from Simon’s room spilled across her face. Seeing the faint sheen of sweat and the stray strands of hair clinging to her cheek, Simon was instantly transported back to the summer he was seventeen.

Back then, Kaia had looked exactly like this–pure and radiant. On the hottest day of summer, she would be flushed and sweaty, with hair plastered to her cheeks, but her eyes had always been as bright and clear as a natural spring.

“She’s asleep. Just let her rest for a bit. Don’t disturb her,” Kaia said softly.

Simon murmured in agreement. “Let’s head downstairs. Dinner should be ready.”

Kaia paused and immediately declined. “I’ll pass on dinner. I need to take Brynlee home.” “Kaia…” Simon stopped her. “You’ve moved out of the Sanders estate now. By the time you get all the way back, it’ll be incredibly late. Brynlee is going to go hungry.”