She Went to Prison They Went to Pieces novel Chapter 37

Chapter 37 

Athicker of displeasure crossed Lucy’s eyes as her voice trailed off. 

Adiantumed to Celeste, his ganesharp. “Did you perte acupuncture on Alaric? 

Histone was cold, tinged with suspicion. 

Celeste met his eyes calmly “Acupuncture is the most appropriate treatment for his condition right now.” 

“But his condition hasn’t stabilized. This is the best hospital in Longdale none of the traditional medicine specialists here have dared to try acupuncture. Why were you in such a nish? Damien stepped forward, imitation creeping into his voice. “What if something goes wrong? Can you take responsibility for Grandpa’s 

Adrian’s bow trowed “Ms Morin, is this true?” 

Ceste didn’t flinch. Her gaze remained steady as she nodded. “It is.” 

“How content are you? His voler dropped, steady and unreadable as he studied the sharp line of her brows 

new hundred percent.” 

The moment the words left her mouth, Adrian stiftened. 

He’d spoken to the attending physician the night before. Even the head of traditional medicine had expressed hesitation. The only person who’d been mentioned as a possible solution was a skilled temale practitioner nicknamed Cloudy–someone who, rumor had it, might be able to tum things around. 

But he hadn’t realized that person was Celeste. 

“How anegant” Damien snapped “Grandpa’s been unconscious for two days! Even the top specialists are at a loss, and you act like it’s nothing?” 

His voice jarred Adnan from his thoughts 

Adnan looked back at Celeste. She remained quiet, neither defensive nor apologetic 

“Exactly,” Lucy added, her tone sharp. “Mr. Wrenford Senior’s condition isn’t stable. Even if you were confident, you should’ve spoken to his doctor first. What if 

“Acupuncture is the only method that can stimulate Alaric’s meridians effectively in his current state,” Celeste said, her voice low but firm. “He’s old. His blood vessels aren’t as active as they once were. That’s why modern treatment hasn’t been effective Acupuncture can ease his symptoms more quickly.” “You still should we informed the doctors 

“I already said–1 treated him because I could help.” Celeste cut in without hesitation 

Her clinic wasn’t officially open yet. Though she had a medical license, the attending doctor would’ve n That was exactly why she had kept quiet 

“Celeste, if anything happens to Grandpa–Damien started, but Adrian’s voice cut through 

never let her near the patient while he was still admitted.