The Guardian’s Sword by Talking Cigarette

Chapter 14

for his disability. It was unclear what was going on, and he was afraid to call Zander at random. Sean knew that all h*ll would break loose the next time Zander called him. … The next day. River City Larson Residence. Early in the morning, Hugo and Homer arrived at Old Master Larson’s place. Homer was concerned about Old Master Larson’s illness. Hugo was ready to see Sean and Homer make a fool of themselves. Yesterday, not only did Old Master Larson give Sean his respect, but Greg also called him a miracle doctor! It would be a great irony if Old Master Larson had not been cured. “Old Master, how… do you feel?” Homer asked as he looked at Old Master Larson expectantly. “I slept soundly yesterday! “Mr. Lennon is indeed a miracle doctor!” Old Master Larson looked very excited and could not stop praising him. Usually, his temperature began to rise gradually in the afternoon and began to drop again in the evening. By 10 PM, his body would be in excruciating pain. It felt like ten thousand ants biting. It made Old Master Larson’s life miserable. Ever since Sean diagnosed him yesterday, he had been monitoring his body temperature, and it had been stable. By 10 PM, the usual agonizing pain had not appeared. For the first time in ten years, Old Master Larson slept soundly. He was genuinely grateful for Sean right now. Homer was happy for Old Master Larson. Hugo, who had been waiting to see Homer make a fool of himself, left dejectedly. “Mr. Clark said Mr. Lennon’s a miracle doctor! “Mr. Clark was telling the truth.”  Homer was also extremely grateful. “It’s a debt. A great debt! “We must repay the debt.” Old Master Larson immediately got up and said, “Does Mr. Lennon want anything in return?” Homer shook his head and replied, “Mr. Lennon is a bit of a weirdo. He didn’t want anything. He just asked us to be nice to the Quinn family.” Old Master Larson nodded slightly and said, “People with skills are mostly weirdos. “But we must repay Mr. Lennon even if he doesn’t want these material things.” Homer agreed with his statement and said, “I think so too, but I don’t know what to give. Money?” “No!” Old Master Larson waved his hand and said, “It’s inappropriate to give money.” “Mr. Lennon’s crippled in his legs and it is difficult for him to move around.” “Pick a car and send it over so that Mr. Lennon has transport.” Homer’s eyes lit up. A means of transport must be what Sean needed most. It could also show the Larson family’s sincerity. “Okay! I’ll work on it right away.” Homer immediately got up to leave. “Remember, give him something good!” Old Master Larson ordered. “Got it!” Homer nodded earnestly. … In the afternoon. Sean took the bank card, preparing to withdraw