A Healer’s Journey (Finnegan and Nuthana)

Chapter 118 Feel Free To Leave

As a cultured person, even though Desmond had given his son a slap across the face in the morning, it had also

served him a reminder that just because he could let go of the hurt caused by his family, he shouldn’t expect

Finnegan to exhibit the same magnanimity,

Everyone had their unique emotions and reactions, and he reckoned his son was entitled to exercise his freedom in

that regard.

Finnegan fell silent and accepted the bank card before stating, “I’ll keep hold of this for the time being. If you and

Mom need it, just let me know.”

Otherwise, these funds will surely end up in the hands of Uncle Adrian or Uncle Raymond…

He was all too familiar with his parents’ soft-hearted nature.

Letting out a deep sigh, Desmond was ready to go take a rest.

Quiana, too, tried to tamp down the horrible feeling swirling within her and got to her feet.

“Dad, Mom…”

Taking in their despondent expressions, Finnegan grappled with his emotions before saying, “I’ll instruct Dr. Cooper

to keep looking for a suitable bone marrow match for Max, and I will also ensure that he dedicates all efforts to

perform the surgeries for Xavier and his sister. This is the most I can concede!”

Desmond and Quiana’s faces brightened with joy when they heard that.

Tears welled up in Quiana’s eyes as she said, “We understand. This is enough. We won’t push you any

further.”

Noticing the unresolved conflict in their demeanor, Finnegan sighed softly to himself before feigning ignorance and

saying, “Mom, there’s another matter I’d like to ask for your help with.”

“What is it?”

Finnegan replied, “Next Friday, the clinic I’m partnering with Mr. Magnussen will be opening. We’ll need someone to

handle the cooking. Could you lend a hand, Mom?”

At first, his plan was to arrange a rehabilitation system for Desmond after his recovery to address his

unfulfilled desires.

However, he knew that if Quiana were left with nothing to do, she would likely start overthinking things. As such, he

figured it might be better to keep his mother occupied with something as well.

Quiana’s face lit up as she replied, “Of course! I’ve actually been thinking about offering my help before.”

“Finny, since I’m recovering, is there anything I can help you with too?” Seeing that his wife was about to become

occupied with work, Desmond grew a little eager as well.

Finnegan replied, “Dad, I have a surprise for you once you’ve fully recovered. I promise it will bring you great

satisfaction.”

Desmond nodded. “All right. I’ll follow your arrangements.”

With some of the tension between them seeming to fade, Finnegan piped up, “Let’s get ready for dinner

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then. It’s almost done.”

Time flew by, and in the blink of an eye, Wednesday had arrived.

The aftermath of the Chomsky family’s downfall had finally settled, with no one bringing up the topic

anymore.

Finnegan’s life slowly regained its normalcy as he moved back and forth between Dragon Bay and Jerome Medical

Clinic each day. While treating Desmond, he was also busy preparing for the opening of Jerome Medical Clinic.

Life was uneventful but fulfilling.

One morning, after treating Desmond as usual, Finnegan headed over to Jerome Medical Clinic.

After days of diligent preparation, coupled with Casper’s valuable assistance, the clinic had been revitalized. The

establishment now boasted a fresh look and had even brought in a few nurses to aid in its operations.

Gazing at the clinic that had been closed for two years and was the culmination of his lifetime’s efforts, Jerome

radiated with joy. “Master, it’s all thanks to you! If you hadn’t cured Yuliana, I might have never been able to restart

my career. You’re truly my savior!”

“Mr. Magnussen, you’ve dedicated yourself to healing others for decades. This is the result of your good deeds, and

my role in this is minimal,” Finnegan humbly replied.

Jerome chuckled heartily as he found Finnegan’s humility to be quite endearing. “You’re being too modest, Master.

By the way, who should we invite for the grand opening?”

The latter responded, “We’re in the business of healing and saving lives, not selling products. Let’s not bother with

all those unnecessary things and keep it simple and straightforward.”

Jerome nodded. “All right. I won’t go out of my way to invite anyone over, then. Whoever wants to come can come,

and we’ll keep it simple with the hospitality.”

“Excuse me, is Mr. Larkin around?” a woman’s voice called out from ahead.

Casper, who was busy moving things, turned around and saw a stunning and stylish woman.

“Are you looking for Finnegan? He’s at the back. Just head over there yourself,” he said.

“Thank you.”

After expressing her gratitude, the woman walked in. Surprisingly, it was Liam’s secretary, Hailey.

Upon seeing her, Finnegan turned to Jerome and said, “Mr. Magnussen, I’m going to have a chat with her in the

back. You can carry on with your tasks.”

“All right. I’ll go check if Yuliana has returned. She’s been going for rehabilitation therapy every day,” Jerome

replied, nodding.

Soon after, Finnegan brought Hailey to the gazebo in the backyard.

After taking a seat, he scrutinized the woman from head to toe.

With a height of one-meter-seventy, she wore an orange dress that extended to the middle of her thighs,

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drawing attention to her gracefully long and alluring legs.

Moreover, the dress appeared to have been specially tailored to enhance Hailey’s figure, accentuating her curves

to perfection.

“Liam certainly has an eye for beauty. You’re quite an impressive secretary,” Finnegan commented.

“You flatter me, Mr. Larkin,” Hailey replied, her expression tinged with nervousness.

“So, tell me, why did you pass me the note that night?” Finnegan asked.

On the night when Bernice was kidnapped, Hailey had secretly passed him a note before leaving, mentioning that

Liam had plans involving him.

Finnegan remained curious about this incident.

“When I saw Mr. Wright opening the car door for you that night, I suspected he wasn’t actually invited by the

Haimowitz and Miles families. Instead, he came specifically for you,” Hailey replied nervously.

Upon hearing this, Finnegan nodded in realization. “I see.”

His

gaze

fell on the woman once again before he asked, “But why didn’t you inform Liam?”

If she had informed Liam, he wouldn’t have appeared at Bennett Farmhouse that day, and he wouldn’t have dared

to threaten me either.

Hailey didn’t dare to hide anything. “I was afraid that if Mr. Sable knew, he might try to appease y shifting the

blame for framing you onto me and sacrificing me.”

Finnegan remarked, “You’re quite a clever and calculating woman, aren’t you? So, what brings you today?”

“I’m here on Mr. Sable’s orders,” came Hailey’s reply.

Finnegan frowned. “Liam?”

And here I thought she was here to make amends…

Hailey continued, “He gave you seven days to hand over the formulas for the wound medicine and weight loss

medicine. With just two days remaining, he sent me to give you a reminder.”

Finnegan couldn’t help but scoff. “He certainly has quite an inflated sense of ego, doesn’t he? Did he mention what

he plans to do if I refuse to comply?”

Hailey replied, “If you don’t give the formulas up, he’ll ensure that Jerome Medical Clinic won’t be able to start its

business. That being said, he hasn’t told me the specifics of how he plans to achieve that.”

After a brief pause, she added, “Apart from that, he also tasked me with digging into various details about you. Of

course, I’ve made selective disclosures, not revealing everything to him.”

Without acknowledging her statement, Finnegan rubbed his chin and said, “Tell him he can stop dreaming as his

plans won’t come true. Also, I need you to compile a dossier on how Liam has been subtly undermining Firebird

Group. I might need it.”

Hailey’s face fell at that. “You know that it was Mr. Sable who has been scheming against Firebird Group?”

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With a knowing smile, Finnegan stood up and walked over to her. Patting her shoulder, he said, “You’ve made a

smart choice. Though I must admit, I’m not particularly fond of women who are overly calculating. Do you catch my

drift?”

“I do!”

“Well, feel free to leave if you’ve got it.”

Hailey dared not linger and quickly nodded before leaving.

Just as she left, Finnegan received a call from Stephen. “Finnegan, did you forget something?”

Finnegan paused for a moment before smacking his head and said, “I almost forgot that I needed to treat Ms.

Wright. Hold on, I’ll be there shortly.”

“By the way, there’s an elderly person who wishes to meet you. We can talk about it when

you arrive.”

Finnegan’s heart skipped a beat, and he nodded. “All right.”

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