Chapter 108 An Unexpected Visitor
Yunice thought this was perfect. She did not want to get too entangled with <b>him </b>anyway.
She suggested using the Alphasirox pills as a remedy, and Wyatt handed her 41,000 dors on the spot.
Madam Johnson’s consultation fee was 140,000 dors.
And now, with the advance payment for the improved form, <b>Yunice </b>had a total of 222,000 dors in her hands.
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Over the next two days, Kingsley helped her contact a traditional medicine shop that was looking to sell its entire operation.
The location was a bit remote. It was near the northern part of the city.
Yunice went to inspect the shop. The interior was decorated in ssic redwood style, traditional and understated. The herbs stocked were not low–<b>grade </b>either.
Most importantly, <b>the </b>price was very reasonable. The entire shop would cost her 95,000 dors. It was just within her budget.
Without hesitation, Yunice used her new ID to sign the contract. But she <b>also </b>contacted a renovation team to make <b>or </b>special addition. A folding screen in the center of the shop <b>that </b>was tall enough to shield her face and upper body.
In the middle of the screen was a fan–shaped opening, just <b>wide </b>enough to extend a hand through.
The shop was ready. Now <b>all </b>she needed was customers.
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Luckily, she had plenty of time. The Saunders family did not care to bother with her, and <b>the </b>Powell family did not have
time to spare.
So Yunice stayed in the <b>shop </b>every day, studying quietly while <b>waiting </b>for customers to trickle in.
<b>The </b>shop’s location was not great; business <b>was </b>slow. That was exactly why the previous owner was willing <b>to </b>sell.
In three <b>days</b><b>, </b><b>only </b>two or three nearby residents had dropped by. All with <b>minor </b>ailments <b>like </b>headaches or colds.
But Yunice was not the least bit anxious. Gill helped her mind theshop, growing <b>so </b>bored she dozed off with her head propped on the counter.
Just then, the sound <b>of </b>a car door closing rang out from outside. The engine cut off.
Startled awake, Cill perked up immediately. f customer!
She hastily hooked her mask over her ears and rushed to the door. But the moment she caught sight of the people outside, she froze and instinctively retreated several steps.
From behind the folding screen, Yunice watched curiously through the carved patterns in the wood.
Gill pointed outside, panic written all <b>over </b><b>her </b><b>face</b>, trying to mouth words to Yunice, but the more anxious she became, the more her <b>tongue </b>twisted. In the end, not a single useful word <b>came </b><b>out</b>.
By then, the people <b>outside </b><b>had </b>already entered.
Call quickly turned her back, raising a hand to shield her face, <b>as </b>though terrified of being recognized.
And Yunice, peering through the screen, finally saw who it <b>was</b><b>. </b>It was Paul.
No wonder Gill was so shocked
To avoid trouble, Yunice had always treated patients without <b>showing </b>her face. That <b>was </b>the whole point of the folding
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Standing beside him was an elegant, well–dressed middle–aged woman and a beautiful young girl with a pained expression.
The girl was dressed in luxury, clutching her wrist, her face pale from pain.
But <b>the </b>pain was too much to bear. She sat down <b>on </b><b>a </b><b>stool</b>, <b>gritting </b>her teeth. “No, it hurts too much… I can’t wait any longer…
Paul had no choice. His face darkened as he addressed <b>Gill’s </b>back: “Can you treat <b>a </b>sprain<b>!</b><b>” </b>
Gill nced nervously at <b>Yunice</b>, unsure whether to <b>send </b>them away.
Yunice gave her a small nod.
Immediately, Gill replied, “Yes, we can treat <b>that </b>
Paul cast her an odd look. He had never seen such a skittish shop assistant before.
Just then, his phone rang. ncing at <b>the </b>screen, <b>he </b>said to the girl, Tll take this call outside. You go <b>ahead </b>and get treated.
Then, Paul left the shop.
The elegant womanined under her breath, “Honestly… what <b>kind </b>of call could be so urgent? He doesn’t care about you at all”
But the girl was too busy enduring the pain to respond.
Gill quickly led her to the folding screen.
<b>Yunice’s </b>calm voice floated out from behind it. “ce your hand <b>on </b>the table.”
As <b>soon </b>as the words fell, a pair of hands emerged from the fan–shaped opening.
They were slender, delicate <b>hands</b>. Her wrists were so thin they seemed fragile, as though they might break with a touch. Strangely enough, the hands were covered in pristine whitece gloves, hiding every inch of skin, <b>even </b>up to the forearms.
The elegant woman frowned. This ce was getting stranger by the second. Doctor and assistant alike are acting so bizarre..
But before she could speak, Yunice’s fingers had already grasped <b>the </b>girl’s arm. With a deft <b>twist</b><b>, </b>the joint popped back into ce.
The girl blinked. The pain was gone!
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She flexed her wrist, her face lighting up with relief. “Mom, I’m fine now.”
Yunice’s cool voice came through the screen. “You’ve <b>had </b>a recurring dislocation, haven’t you?”
The girl replied, “I dislocated it once <b>as </b><b>a </b><b>kid</b>… after that, it’s happened often.”
Yunice <b>said</b>, “If you don’t mind the trouble, I can prepare some medicinal patches for you. They’ll help prevent future dislocations.
The girl nced outside at Paul, who was still on his <b>call</b><b>. </b>Figuring there was <b>no </b>rush to leave<b>, </b>she answered casually, “Sure, go ahead”
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