Chapter 333

“Dad, can you give me the keys to our old house?”

Susan walked into the office, speaking in her usual carefree manner.

It was completely different from her quiet and elegant demeanor at school.

“You’re taking your boyfriend to that house? Isn’t he supposed to return to the army today?”

Rowan retrieved a bunch of keys from the drawer.

Susan pressed her lips together.

“Tomorrow is Mom’s anniversary, so he extended his

to butun dave

Rowan’s hand trembled slightly as he held the keys. He chuckled.

“He’s thoughtful.”

Susan snorted, “He’s definitely not like you. Would you forget your wife’s anniversary again if I didn’t

remind you?”

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hand, she turned to leave. As she glanced at Carlisle sitting in the chair, Carlisle also

looked over at Susan.

“Carlisle… What are you doing here?”

Susan was stunned. Her face turned red when she realized how carefree she had appeared to be just

moments ago.

Her carefully crafted image at school was falling apart.

“My friend is hospitalized, and it turns out his attending physician is Dr. Lowe,” Carlisle explained.

“I didn’t realize he is your father, Ms. Lowe, Carlisle said with a smile.

People often said the truth would be stranger than fiction, and this situation proved it.

Susan and Rowan didn’t resemble one another. Carlisle speculated that she may have taken after her

mother instead.

“Oh, I see. So, what’s wrong with your friend?”

Susan’s tone softened as she tried to salvage her image.

Rowan spoke up, “There’s intracranial bleeding. He also took over a dozen stab wounds…”

Susan’s eyes widened in shock, and she stammered, is it that serious? Your friend isn’t someone from your class, is he?”

Carlisle shook his head with a smile.

“No, he’s not.”

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Susan breathed a sigh of relief internally but still expressed concern, “Everything happens for a reason.

Don’t be too sad.”

Then she turned to Rowan, saying, “Dad, Carlisle is an excellent student in my class. Can you help him.

out?”

Rowan chuckled.

“You know me well. I always do my best for all patients, regardless.”

Susan nodded lightly.

“My boyfriend is waiting downstairs for me. I’ll head off now.”

Both Carlisle and Rowan nodded in agreement.

As Susan left the office, she closed the door behind her.

Rowan picked up his thermos, took a sip, and then spoke solemnly as if making an important decision.

“Should we try alternative medicine?”

It was a proposal that went against hospital regulations. Most Western doctors were skeptical of alternative medicine. Patients like Heath, who could afford expensive treatments, brought considerable profits to the hospital.

Rowan’s suggestion was entirely based on Carlisle being his daughter’s student.

“Do you have any recommendations, Dr. Lowe?” Carlisle hurriedly asked.

He understood why Rowan suggested it. If Rowan dared to bring it up, it meant he had a reliable alternative medicine physician in mind.

Rowan wrote down a phone number and address on a piece of paper and handed it to Carlisle.

Carlisle was stunned when he saw the address. The paper had “Franklin Complex” and “Sawyer Hughes”

scribbled on it.

Wasn’t that the neighborhood where he lived during high school?

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