Chapter 198
Chapter 198
Adelaide’s POV
Word of Cedric’s return to the Frostfang Pack spread fast, and gifts for Cedric poured in.
Even Luna Skye, Melinda's mother, sent fine fabrics for his clothes.
Beata was still sulking over the gifts I'd sent Melinda that were refused.
“Why accept their fabrics? We're not short of anything,” she said.
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| laughed. “If I'm not upset, why should you be? Besides, | still interact with Melinda. Let's not make things
difficult for her.”
“You're the one who'll be troubled,” Beata retorted.
| kept my tone light. “She’s my mother’s sister. There's no grudge to settle.”
Beata pouted but dropped the subject.
“Fine, family is family. No big feud in the past. What's there to hold a grudge over?”
With that, she brightened and went to store the fabrics.
| watched her go, rubbed my temples, and smiled.
Beata could be so touchy.
“Alpha Adelaide,” Omega Jasmine hurried over. “Doctor Digby requests your presence in the side hall.”
“Is Doctor Digby here today? Not his assistant, Galvin?” | asked.
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progress.
“Yep, Doctor Digby chimself today. He just examined Cedric and asked for you in the side hall,” Omega
Jasmine reported. As Cedric’s caretaker, her level-headedness putat ease.
“On my way,” | said, thinking this might be about Cedric’s leg.
Yesterday, Galvin mentioned the detox was going well, and Cedric was improving daily.
In the side hall, Digby and Galvin were already waiting.
| greeted them. “What brings you here today, Doctor Digby?”
Digby sat in a chair, wearing a black jacket today.
Temperatures dropped since the rain a few days ago.
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He lookedover with a smile. “You seem much better than the last t| saw you.”
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“Good food will do that,” I replied with a grin, nodding at Galvin. “Thanks for all your help, Galvin.”
“No trouble at all,” Galvin replied. The young man, in his twenties, had a round, amiable face.
| sat down. “Are we discussing Cedric’s leg today?”
Digby nodded. “First, let's talk about the detox. Today's comprehensive check-up shows significant progress,
especially the reduction in his throat swelling.”
“Really?” | asked, relief washing over me.
I'd heard from Galvin yesterday that things were improving, but hearing Digby confirm it himself madeeven
happier.
“That's great news. Thanks for all your patience,” | said.
Galvin smiled faintly.
Digby continued, “Second, as you mentioned, it's tto address his leg injury. As we discussed, this will require
a bone-resetting surgery.”
My stomach tightened. “I know it'll be painful.”
“Very painful,” Digby said.
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“Nerve blockade? Is that safe?” | asked, unsure why he hadn’t mentioned this before.
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I quickly asked, “I know shealing techniques, but what exactly do you mean by ‘precision‘?”
Digby shook his head. “Your healing
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Though I didn’t fully understand, Digby's caution made it clear this was risky.
The goal was for Cedric to walk normally. If he still imped after surgery, it would all be for nothing.
| was torn. Should Cedric endure the searing pain of bone-resetting, or try the nerve blockade?
“What's your recommendation?” | asked.