A Healer’s Journey

Chapter 10 You Are Sick

“Finn! Over here!” Rhiannon waved at Finnegan in front of the Porsche store.

Finnegan walked over and gently knocked against the back of her head. “You’re such a troublemaker.”

“Excuse me?” Rhiannon chuckled and linked her arm with his. “My senior is simply amazing, and she developed a good impression of you when she learned that you’d rescued a damsel in distress. I’m just helping you win over a beauty. How does that make me a troublemaker?”

“I’m not interested!” Finnegan replied..

Rhiannon added, “Finn, Ms. Lindsey is around five and a half feet tall and stunningly beautiful with fair skin and long legs, not to mention she earns a salary in the millions, making hier a legitimate wealthy woman. Do you have any idea how many men have fallen for her? You should be thankful that she has taken an interest in you.”

“I’m

not interested,” Finnegan reiterated what he said earlier.

“Go ahead and keep putting up a tough front. I’d love to see your reaction when you meet her later.”

Rhiannon led him to the manager’s office, where Finnegan finally met Lindsey Jennings.

Lindsey’s appearance indeed matched Rhiannon’s description.

Her suit fitted her perfectly, accentuating her upper torso, while the tight uniform skirt hugged her figure, revealing her curves. Her long legs, wrapped in black stockings, were absolutely stunning. Her shoulder-length hair, which was dyed a soft coffee color, had been styled into voluminous waves, giving her an air of maturity.

Despite being only twenty-four years old, she exuded the dominating aura of a mature woman that was enhanced by her tall stature.

Nonetheless, Finnegan noticed something was amiss. “You’re sick!”

Rhiannon, who was about to introduce him to Lindsey, staggered backward upon hearing that. “What are you talking about, Finn?”

Lindsey was about to stand up. Her l*ps twitched.

She had heard Rhiannon mention Finnegan several times. She knew he had excellent grades and character and had a reputation for being a reliable source of help for women in distress. All of that had left a positive impression on Lindy That was why she was willing to meet up with Finnegan to see if they were compauble with each other.

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lowever, as soon

like

a little disappointed with

sick,” Finnegan repeated in a serious tone

rubbed her head, not knowing how to ease

the room.

and asked, “You must be Rhiannon’s brother, the hero with a reputation for helping women in trouble.

caught a hint of disappointment in her expression. Obviously,

his remark.

was a senior who had taken good care of Rhiannon. He explained, “There’s a small soft lump, about the size of a thumb, on the left side of your b*dy. The doctor might have

stop, Finn. I promise to stop introducing you to

deliberately trying to sabotage their blind date by saying something that

placed her hand over her chest and asked, “How

upper chest area. The doctor who conducted a medical checkup on her had told her it was just a l*poma that would disappear on its own.

by its existence and had told

stupefied. “Ms. Lindsey,

a small lump six months ago, but

immediately grabbed Finnegan’s hand. “Finn, is it really malignant? Does that mean

“Typically, it’ll need to be regved. However, given her condition, even if the

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for a woman, especially one who valued her physical appearance, to undergo surgery to remove

removed would

reschedule my date with your brother to another day. I need to go

turned to Finnegan and asked, “Finn, can you do something about the

the middle of packing her things before leaving for the hospital,

managed to fix my dad’s distorted bones and told him he could be on

lump, could not help but give Rhiannon

eyes glistened. “Finnegan, will you be able to get rid of the lump if it truly is malignant?”

shook his arm. “Finn, Ms. Lindsey has taken great care of me. You

“I can provide the treatment, and I can a*sure you that there’ll be no need to go through any surgery to remove anything, nor will there be any scars. However, after the treatment, you should take the soft lump to the hospital for testing to

if the tumor’s nature was not confirmed to

me what I need to do. I’ll do anything to cooperate with you.”