The Woman With The Cure Novels & Stories

★Flash back★ The woman was fair and delicate, judging from her face, one could tell that she couldn't hurt a fly, there was a contented smile on her face, she had just finished healing a man that had been hovering on death's door, many physicians had tried and failed to save him, they all concluded he was going to die but she had saved him. " Wow! Mother is super amazing, there's no one that mother cannot cure" Erada said in awe, she was seven, still so young and innocent and the smile on her face was as pure as the stars in the sky. The woman shakes her head slowly " You have it all wrong little angel, the man was saved only because he wanted to be saved, if he hadn't fought for his life, I

She waved her hand in an exaggerating manner, "I'd like you guys to get your horny selves out of my office or I'd have security throw you both out." Without a word, they both left her office, she sighed and looked up to find Khairatu looking at her. "And what the hell are you looking at? Scratch, scramble. Get the fuck out!" The girl practically ran out of the office, Munawarrah plunged herself into work and successfully avoided thinking about some certain man. She was in her library reading a book on plasmodium, it had hurt her a lot that her first experiment had gone utterly wrong. Plasmodyl was her first trial at producing a malaria drug, even any drug and the outcome had ended up disastr

The dew on its leaves shone under the sun's rays bringing the land under the captivity of twinkling like several brittle broken pieces of mirror scattered as she surpassed them. The horse almost rams into a rambler who strolled by the path. The woman waves back to Christine running after the horse. “Maybe it’s a rescue or a resuscitation she needs.” Christine said to herself . as if the hoarse heard the statement it halted, Christine’s eyes on her right shoulder. The woman's visage sympathized with her as she snares the point the horse stood feeling tired. The woman extends her hand of kindness to her. “ My dau… daughter, wrap your t… temple” The woman said vehemently regaining her normal br

I repeat, "A cure? How does it work?" "It's not a potion or medicine. It's how you and Deena operate." "The cure is through witchcraft?" "No, it's deeper than that." Jude pauses and I say, "I'm listening. "I tried to write it down but I'm sure I missed some key components. Maybe she'll reveal herself to you." "Who?" "My mother." "As in your deceased mother?" "No, my living mother. Of course, Ajay. What other mother do I have besides Mama and Eve."

the woman replied, glaring at her. "Don't know what hardship is?" She suddenly shook her head at what the woman said to her. "How do you know I don't know what hardship is? Do you know me? Have you followed my life? If you only knew what kinds of hardships I've experienced in life, Miss you will be surely shocked. But I have never tried to kill or conspire to kill someone." The woman was silent after what she said and just avoided eye contact. When Gun saw that the woman no longer seemed to want to talk to her, he approached the woman held her cheeks with one hand, and turned her face towards him.

"And I brought some very special help. This is Yasa; she is a great sorceress, and she helped us create a cure." The word cure echoed in my mind firmly. I stepped back and looked at the women fearfully. I didn't have time to be playing with such a delicate subject. “You don't play with something like that, Amelie; too many people have died in my lands and—” “It's a cure,” Yasa, the old woman, said in a voice so firm it sounded deadly. "It has no other name but that. It is a concoction that was studied, created, and tested in the North. The healers there worked tirelessly to produce a cure, and both Amelie and I helped. It's up to you whether to believe us or not, but the reality is that your

Everyone looked worried. Inside the clinic, it was busy. Healers were moving fast but carefully. Some carried glass bowls filled with herbs. Others brought small glass jars filled with glowing potions. There was a strange energy in the room, like something very important was happening. In the center of the room, lying on a soft bed made from moonlight silk, was a woman. She was very still. Her skin was pale. Her long blonde hair lay across her shoulders like white silk. The healers moved around her with great care.

So, I'm sorry I wasted your time… Bernard looked at her over his glasses, frowning. Bernard: Young lady, just because your doctor can't treat you doesn't mean I can't. Did he tell you what illness you have? Caroline: It's cancer, widespread… there's nothing to be done, he says I only have two months left… Bernard: Oh! You haven't heard? There's a cure now that cures cancer in wolves, and I happen to have the treatment right here in this hospital. Stay here, I'll go get it…

Then the smile disappeared… vanishing as though it had never existed. “And what,” she asked coolly, eyes sharpening as they locked onto him, “would the mighty God of War… Lucien, my sweet, sweet nephew need from an old, forgotten woman like myself?” Lucien’s jaw tightened, the muscle jumping once beneath his skin, but his voice remained steady, controlled. “The woman I love is trapped in a state no human should ever be forced into,” he said. “You are the only one who knows the true wording of the cure.” His gaze never wavered from hers. “I am here to take her out of it.”

The woman near the wall pressed her hands to her mouth, and the man beside her turned away for a second like he needed to hide his face. For years, hope had been lost to them. The madness had been eating the old woman alive piece by piece. She had known she was disappearing. She had known her family was watching her fade and could do nothing but ration liquid food and wait for the day she stopped recognizing them. Then this strange pregnant woman walked in, gave her medicine from nowhere, brought clean water, and let an unborn child heal her like it was the most natural thing in the galaxy.