The Woman With The Cure Novels & Stories

"She was a healer, too." "Mm." Thea nodded slowly like a piece of something had just found its place. "The gift runs deep in some bloodlines. Deeper than most people understand." Lumina worked on the woman's hands in silence for a moment. Careful and focused. The inflammation responding slowly, the way chronic conditions always do. She could ease it. She couldn't undo years of it. "You'll feel some relief by tonight," Lumina said. "It won't be completely gone, but it should be significantly better."

I groan. "You're welcome, by the way," the woman huffs as she stands just on the other side of the nurses, somewhere between Cordelia and me. "He would have killed you, you know, had I not knocked you out. He had something even more dangerous in the syringe behind his back. Here," she hands the nurse the cure Jude had been brewing in the lab. "This should take care of the rest of Mrs. Steele's condition. I'm sure by now you've noticed that her immune system seems to be battling itself." The doctor and the mystery woman begin chatting while Clark and I look at one another stunned.

It felt like she was crushing the bone in my forearm. “Stop fucking around. Once my mate takes care of his brother, we are going to make an example out of you. Once we get you turned into one of those creatures, we can infect you and then kill you and say it was self-defense.” The woman ordered me. That is when it hit me, she doesn’t know that there is a cure or that I am the cure. Not wanting to tell her how valuable I am, I figured I could at least say something about how her plan was going to fail.

The lobby erupted in murmurs, fingers jabbing my way. "So, she's the one who framed Dr. Mitchell. Jealousy's a hell of a drug." "A department head? Must've slept her way up. Poor Dr. Mitchell—total injustice." A woman charged forward, dumping her half-empty soda bottle over my head. "Disgusting! Scum like you don't belong in medicine. Get lost!" The sticky chill crawled over my skin. I bolted to the garage, fumbling my keys into the ignition. But Zoe appeared out of nowhere, blocking the car with a smug, pitying grin.

The woman's resistance crumbled almost immediately. The woman lifted her chin defiantly. "Yes, I took them. And guess what? One sample cured me completely." Tredorus leaned forward, his knuckles white against the table. "Repeat that." "You're not deaf," she sneered. "Someone in this compound is walking around with the cure in their veins. Maybe you should be hunting them instead of me."

She will watch all of them get confused, suffer and question their sanity. It was time for retaliation. Everyone will have to pay. "Did you put together my request?" she asked. "Everything is in order, ma'am," the old man politely replied. "Good." She walked into the mansion and smiled at everyone who greeted her. She gazed at the huge chandelier, sighed deeply and closed her eyes. She was transported back to the time when she thought there was no hope for her. There was a time in her life when she thought that the world was too cruel to her and she didn't deserve to live a happy life. She was too miserable and she could no longer see any reason to live. Who would've thought that she would r

What if I'll get the disease and die? I winced the thoughts away. There's no way I could get the disease since there were no infected nearby and besides, I could always wear my mask if I needed it. Herbs! I have to get some herbs, my stock were very little and my journey is still very lengthy. I smiled at myself, am I really doing this? It's like one of those tales where a man strides across a country just to find the thing he seeks. An adventure. But what am I looking for? Yes, I know for myself that I am after the cure but what is it? What is the cure?

There was so much chaos and suffering I was beginning to feel nauseous. "Clean blood, saline, beetroot, charcoal, and some other herbs to treat the wolfsbane. You got her here in time my Queen. Once this runs through her system she will wake and start healing. All we can do is wait now." A kind woman with an easy smile replied to me. "I'm Dr. Williams. If you have any questions I'm happy to serve you." The woman with silky brown hair, piercing blue eyes, and perfectly tone skin bowed her head to me.

“You’re the miracle doctor’s chief apprentice? Please. You have to save her, Gloria.” Lacey stopped and said without turning her head, “This woman’s illness is beyond cure. Even the miracle doctor would not be able to save her if he were alive, let alone me who hasn’t learned even half of his skills.” “But you’re our only hope,” Adrian pleaded. Lacey shook her head. “Go home. The woman can’t be cured. Unless there’s some sort of divine intervention, even the miracle doctor wouldn’t be able to do anything for her.” She then strode into the log cabin.

Corbyn did the same after she did and shut the door. The driver immediately turned on the ignition and started the car. Immediately, Corbyn takes out a first aid kit containing rare and expensive medicine and treatment. He immediately grabbed cotton wool and wound healing ointment, etc., and gently extended his hand to grab the woman’s hand with his big ones. Corbyn gently stroked her hands. Seeing the wound on the woman’s hand was enough to make his heart ache. The family had been taking care of this woman and trying to make her come out of her cocoon. Who knew that damn Maverick and Tatiana would want to push her back into where they were trying to remove her from?