Not A Small-Town Girl

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Everyone looked at Danielle. After all, she cured them

when they were poisoned the last time. David told them her

identity and asked them to keep it a secret for the time

being.

Andrew had thought about asking Danielle to examine his

mother, but he decided not to. His mother was mentally ill

and used to have lucid moments, but now she didn’t even

recognize him. Danielle was a miracle healer, not a god.

"Is that possible?" David saw the momentary expectation

and bleakness in Andrew’s eyes.

“You have to trust my sister. Danielle is super powerful.

She can even bring the dead back to life. You’re lucky to

have my sister check on your mom."

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Xavier had unegnditional trust in

Danielle’s médical skills. After all, he

had witnessed firsthand how Ps

Danielle fia’ cured their we

gran ents, who had been in

vegetative state. He believedthat

tal illnesses should notbe a

prablem for her.

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Xavier’s words lightened the mood for everyone. If Danielle

could really cure Andrew’s mother, it would be like

removing a thorn from Andrew’s heart.

“Thank you," Andrew put out his cigarette and expressed

his sincere gratitude.

Danielle felt a little shy when she heard Xavier praising her.

Even with her exceptional skills, she couldn’t save

someone who was dead. "You can thank me when your

mother recovers," Danielle said.

“We all recognize Miss Darling’s medical skills, and it might

be worth a try," Cameron consoled Andrew, patting him on

the shoulder.

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"Yes," Andrew replied emotionlessly.

The group avoided bringing up any more unpleasant

topics.

“Boss, up ahead is our racecourse. We’ve got some new

horses, and they’re a bit wild and challenging.”

The resort manager emphasized this point, for if these

distinguished guests were to fall off their horses, his career

would be in jeopardy.

"| like fiery horses the best." Cameron strode toward the

horses the resort manager had mentioned.