Miss Garsia, the Cat Is Out of the Bag

Cassie’s heart pounded as she ran out of the door. She took a moment to calm herself down.

Holding another medicine made by Gingko, Cassie walked quickly to the garage and drove to the hospital.

In the hospital, Barnett was sitting on the bed watching a game. He looked to be in a good state.

“Barnett, here is the medicine.” Cassie threw the small bottle of medicine into his arms of Barnett.

“Can such a small bottle work?”

Barnett looked at the silver bottle in confusion.

He thought, “It’s only a bottle as long as a finger. It won’t be gone after being smeared once, will it?”

“Open it and see.”

Cassie didn’t want to explain so much to him. She just let him look at it himself.

As soon as Barnett opened the bottle, he smelled a strong aroma. It was faint but pleasant to smell, and it carried the unique smell of Gingko.

There were some ointment-like objects inside. Barnett tried to press them with his fingers, and the newly made ointment was still warm.

Barnett was a little curious, so he asked again uncertainly, “Put this on my back?”

Cassie said lightly, “Of course. Otherwise?”

Hearing this, Barnett realized that she was mocking him. Slightly annoyed, he asked impatiently, “Then who will help me apply the ointment?”

“Why are you looking at me? Of course, it’s not me.”

They were different. Moreover, Barnett had such a temper that she did not want to make things difficult for herself.

Suddenly, Cassie seemed to think of something and smiled. “You can ask Ziad to apply it to you, and it can also promote your relationship.”

Barnett was so angry that his ears turned red. He said, “I don’t want him to apply medicine for me.”

The nurse next to him couldn’t restrain herself, and her eyes were full of love. “Mr. Barnett, I can do that. I like to apply medicine for people the most…”

Looking at the girl’s fat but shy face, Barnett quickly turned around and looked at Cassie seriously.

“Quick, call Ziad!”

Cassie pursed her lips tightly, afraid that she would laugh too loudly and hurt the young nurse’s feelings.

She couldn’t laugh out loud.

Barnett said that he was thirsty and needed to drink coffee at a designated place. Cassie knew that she had just teased him, so she didn’t refuse and drove away to buy coffee.

She knew that Barnett was just trying to scare her off. After all, he was too shy to let a girl watch him apply the ointment.

Ziad quickly arrived. Seeing that Barnett had assigned him such a task, Ziad punched him with a smile. “What? Do you think I am your nanny, Mr. Barnett?”

Barnett James was scared earlier, and he was not in a good mood either. He said coldly, “Don’t be joking. Hurry up and apply the ointment.”

Ziad lifted his clothes and gently applied the ointment onto Barnett’s back.

Cassie was not there. He was a little absent-minded. His hand slipped and accidentally touched Barnett’s wound.

“Ouch— be careful, it hurts! Did you do it on purpose?”

Ziad came back to his senses and shook his head apologetically, “I’m sorry.”

Barnett’s painful expression changed, and he continued, “Cassie is so scheming. Tell me, why would Javen want such a woman?”

Ziad exerted force and pressed the scar again.

This time, Barnett cried out in pain, “Ziad, what are you doing?”

“Sorry.” Ziad’s face was expressionless as his finger became lighter, “I did not notice.”

You deserved it.

Barnett groaned in pain and kept his mouth shut and stopped teasing Cassie.

After a while, Cassie returned. Seeing that the two had finished applying the ointment, she asked about his condition of Barnett.

Barnett felt a chill running down his spine. He said, “It hurts a little, but I can still take it.”

“That’s good. I added some traditional medicinal herbs for you. Although it’s a little painful, it can relieve internal heat.” Seeing that Barnett’s wounds were recovering as she had expected, Cassie smiled and said, “In a few days, the wound on your back will be almost healed. Remember not to touch cold water.”

Ziad saw that Cassie seemed to be about to leave. He paused and asked, “Cassie, my friend’s illness… Are you free now?”

Cassie then remembered. “Are you talking about the person who fears lights?”

“Last time I told her that I would find someone to treat her. She was very happy for a long time.” Ziad’s words were very implicit. In other words, he hoped that Cassie could help treat his friend’s illness.

Cassie nodded. “Of course. Let’s go now.”

A hint of joy flashed across Ziad’s eyes as he replied, “Alright, I will lead you there.”

After saying goodbye to Barnett, they came to a courtyard in the suburbs of the city.

The whole layout of the house appeared serious. Looking at the brick and red wooden furniture, Cassie felt a little breathless.

As soon as she entered the hall, a middle-aged couple came out to welcome her.

“You must be Miss Garsia that Ziad mentioned. You are indeed young and beautiful.” The man looked at Cassie’s face with a trace of shrewdness in his eyes.

“Mr. Lunn, please. Where is the patient?”

Cassie felt annoyed when she saw his strange gaze. She wanted to leave this place as soon as possible.

“I’ll take Miss Garsia there.”

The woman left the hall with Cassie and Ziad for the backyard and entered a tightly packed small courtyard.

As soon as Cassie entered the room, she felt dark and could not help frowning.

“There’s nothing we can do about it. Cindy is afraid of the lights.” The woman smiled apologetically when she saw that Cassie seemed unable to adapt to this situation.

Ziad, on the other hand, didn’t seem to be affected at all.

The three of them entered the innermost room together. Cassie looked at the girl who was curled up on the bed and thought something as she slowly walked forward.

Hearing the sound of the door, the girl raised her head subconsciously. Looking at the stranger in front of her, she shrank back timidly.

“Cindy, don’t be afraid. This is Cassie. I’ve told you before.” Ziad patiently pacified her and shot Cassie a look.

Cassie immediately understood and smiled. “Hello, Miss Lunn, I’m here to treat you. Is it convenient for me to have a physical examination?”

Cindy Lunn shook her head. “I’m not sick. You don’t have to examine me.”

Cassie, on the other hand, didn’t care about her refusal. She continued to persuade her. “A mental illness is also a disease. No matter what, it’s not too late to make a decision after I check it.”

Cassie glanced at Mrs. Lunn and Ziad, who were behind her, and asked them to leave. “Please go out first. I will call you if I need you.”

Ziad nodded and walked out with the worried Mrs. Lunn.

When the two of them left, Cassie turned serious.

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