Se connecterElla’s POVBy the following morning, my attendance at the medical conference was all over the news.I first found out when I came downstairs for a cup of coffee. Before my eyes had even fully opened, still bleary with sleep, Anya was shoving her phone in my face and gasping, “Look!”Frowning, I took
Anthony dropped his hands back to his sides. “Well, that is an option, but…”“Their research isn’t widely accepted by the medical community at large,” Dr. Evelyn said. “Unfortunately, brilliant as they are, Dr. Anthony and Dr. Anthony’s vision is seen as… fringe.”“I can’t help but agree with that s
Ella’s POVWhen we pulled up to the doctors’ home, I had to admit it; I’d been expecting some kind of sleek contemporary mansion, perhaps the kind with glass walls and white facades.I hadn’t been expecting a quaint, kitschy little Victorian house nestled amongst a copse of trees. I also didn’t expe
Ella’s POV“Pardon?” Tony drew his brows together in confusion. “What do you mean by ‘spiritual damage’?”Alexander froze beside me. I could feel his arm tighten around my shoulders, and when I looked up at him, I saw that his face had gone ashen.“Ella, are you sure this is a good—”“I’m just curio
Ella’s POVThe days following Lucien’s miraculous recovery should have been the happiest of my life.My son was healing faster than anyone could have predicted. The scratches on his arms and chest were fading into nothing more than thin pink lines, and some of them disappeared entirely. Laughter fil
I smiled as Lucien waggled his little fingers at Alexander. Alexander beamed, letting Lucien grasp his index finger tightly. The relief that washed over me at the sight of them might have made me collapse, had it not been for the fact that I was already sitting in a wheelchair.However, when Dr. Eve







