Evelyn instantly went quiet.
Tears welled up in her eyes as she stared blankly at Vivian. “You… you’re serious?”
“I didn’t tell you about your mom because I looked up her records. It’s really not a complicated condition. Acupuncture and traditional medicine can totally handle it,” Vivian said calmly.
Evelyn stood frozen for a moment, pale at first, then her face slowly flushed with color.
Awkwardly getting up, she tugged nervously at the hem of her shirt and shuffled over to Vivian, bowing her head. “I’m really sorry, Ms. Grant... I was too worked up just now... I apologize, I really hope…”
“I didn’t treat her for free,” Vivian cut her off.
Evelyn blinked in surprise.
“But what I want in return, you can’t afford,” Vivian smirked slightly. “So, it’s better to let Mr.
