Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 2152

Johann was not here. Luca could not guarantee that Dr. Wood would be able to remember it after she taught him. That was why she asked Nina to record a video so that Dr. Wood could watch the video after this.

“Sure.” Nina took her phone out. Although she thought looking at the needles pricking into the flesh was painful and cruel, Luca was the one who asked for her help, so she would definitely help out.

Luca opened the new set of needles. She began inserting the needles after Mrs. Hugh went out of the ward.

Dr. Wood was standing beside her, learning seriously while listening to Luca’s explanation.

Nina was stabilizing her hands while holding the phone and recording the process of Luca inserting the needles into the acupoints.

Nina glanced at Tyrone. He did not seem like he was in pain looking at his expression. She could not help but whisper to herself how miraculous it was.

Even though the needles were fine and thin, it usually hurt when one was pricked with them. However, there was no change in Tyrone's expression even when there were so many needles being inserted into his body. It was as though nothing was pricking him.

20 minutes later, Luca took the disposable gloves off and looked at Dr. Wood. “You’ll have to use this method to treat Mr. Hugh. It’s just like how I did just now.”

“Alright. No problem.” Dr. Wood was confident. Although Luca was inserting the needles in different acupoints, there were not many changes. Besides, he had the video with him, so he thought it would not be a problem.

Nina saved the video and sent it to Dr. Wood. Then, she said, “Dr. Wood, I’ve sent you the video.”

"Okay. Sorry to trouble you. Thank you." Dr. Wood did not check his message in the first instance. Although the dry needling process was finished, he had other things to do.

Dr. Wood pushed the electrical stimulation machine beside him nearer to the bed and began to connect the needles via cables to the machine.

Luca was beside him, guiding him where changes were needed.

“Do I have to record this?” Nina asked.

"No. Just take a photo of it after it's done," Luca replied while she guided Dr. Wood.

A few minutes later, Dr. Wood turned on the machine. The electric current passed through the needles and into Tyrone’s body. Then, he regulated the voltage.

Luca asked Tyrone, “How do you feel?”

"It doesn't hurt," Tyrone replied slowly.

Luca nodded and said, “Yes, that’s it. I’ll check on you again after some time. I’ll see if you need any adjustments.”

Dr. Wood was impressed with Luca’s treatment plan, and he could not help but ask, “Dr. Craw, do you take apprentices?”

He would like to learn all the needling techniques from her. After all, these could not be found in the books.

“I’m not a proper naturopathist. There’s no way I’m taking in any apprentices.” Luca shook her head helplessly and signaled Nina to take a photo.

“Sigh. I was wondering if I could learn from you.” Dr. Wood was disappointed even though he was not expecting anything.

“Dr. Wood, Luca’s very busy. It’d be better if you drop the idea,” Nina replied with a smile on her face. She put her phone back in her pocket after sending the photo to him.

Dr. Wood smiled embarrassingly and said, “I was just asking.”

Luca looked at Tyrone and changed the subject of the conversation, “You’re supposed to be discharged from the hospital. Why are you still in the hospital?”

Tyrone blinked his eyes. There were needles on his face too, and he could not speak. He turned to look at Dr. Wood, signaling him to explain it to him.

“Our senior doctor and medical directors think that Mr. Hugh can be discharged from the hospital too. He can just come back to the hospital for his physiotherapy. But he and his family want him to stay here for the treatment. They claim that it’s to ensure their safety. Perhaps they’re traumatized after everything that happened.” Dr. Wood made it simple. He believed that Luca was smart enough to understand the undertone in his words.

Luca nodded, indicating that she understood.