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    Indeed, Norah outshone Amabel in every conceivable way.


    “Norah has good intentions. What’s the harm in letting her take a look?”


    Kennedy dissented, casting a nce at Amabel. “Amabel, if you’re feeling bored, why don’t you take Spencer out for some fun instead of staying here with me?” Listening to her chatter was akin to having a swarm of flies buzzing in his ears, giving him a pounding headache. Her affected manner of speech, with its pretentious tone, grated on him. He preferred forthright and radiant girls like Norah and Susanna.


    Spencer tugged at his sister, sensing Kennedy’s impatience. Sometimes, his sister’s words even made him want to mp her mouth shut.


    Norah nced up, catching Amabel’s reluctant expression and shing her a smile. She relished seeing hypocritical people like Amabel being rebutted.


    Amabel remained obstinate, her pout fixed, her gaze unwavering. If Norah found nothing during the examination or proposed some oundish diagnosis, Amabel would not hesitate to scoff.


    “I’ll examine you now.”


    Norah approached Kennedy and lightly pressed his shoulder and arm.


    “Could this injury be from a while back? Does it ache here? And here?”


    Initially, Kennedy didn’t take Norah’s examination seriously, but as Norah’s hands roamed with varying pressure, he became increasingly attentive, drawn in by her actions.


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    “Yeah, it’s here. Whenever I go to the hospital, they never find anything wrong, but when it rains, this area hurts a lot. And I struggle to sleep when the weather’s humid too.”


    Norah retracted her hand. “If it’s just these issues, there’s no need to consult the Supernatural Doctor. I can handle it.”


    Kennedy perked up. “Norah, don’t joke about this with me.”


    “It’s absolutely true.”


    Norah nodded assuredly. Kennedy wasn’t afflicted with any grave illnesses, only abination of old injuries.


    “I have some tincture at home. I’ll send two bottles to youter. Just apply it to the areas in your body that are in pain daily. And for any other health issues, I’ll prepare some medicine for Sean to bring over.”


    “Is that too much trouble for you?”


    “Not at all. My pleasure.”


    “Could you please let me know the medical bill? Considering you’re examining me, providing tincture, and preparing other medications, just tell me the fees. I’m willing to pay.”


    Norah calcted silently. “Thirty thousand.”


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