My Fair Stunner novel Chapter 248

Chapter 248 Not Bear to See It

In the treatment room, Faye lay on a medical chair with a positioning hat on her head.

Rebecca stood silently by the bed, looking at her worriedly.

Faye stretched her finger to hook on Rebecca's.

Rebecca's eyes got red. She gulped back her tears and forced a smile.

"Mr. Farrell, the treatment will take about 30 minutes. Do you want to sit down and wait?" Jake asked.

"No," Colin said seriously, his hands in his pockets.

Jake smiled and looked over the medical records book in his hands.

At the start, Faye's face was calm.

But several minutes later, her face turned pale and her forehead started to sweat.

Colin asked anxiously, "Didn't you say that physical therapy won't cause any pain?"

Jadon went blank and looked at Jake. "Jake, why is she...?"

Jake glanced at the treatment room through the window and said calmly, "Faye's condition is quite special. She reacts very badly to the physical therapy." There was a cold tone in his voice.

Jason was speechless.

Colin's jaw was set firmly in anger.

There were still twenty minutes lift. But every minute seemed an eternity to Colin.

He felt an impulse to go to the treatment room to take her away, but his mind told him he couldn't do that.

His girl tried to free herself from the grip of the shadow.

A nurse came in and told Jason a patient was having post-operative complication.

After Jason left, there were only Colin and Jake in the instrument room.

Jake looked up at Colin and scanned his face, wearing a trace of a smile. "Mr. Farrell, since you can't endure seeing her tortured, just stop watching it."

Standing still in front of the window, Colin didn't reply to him.

Jake stood up and walked over to him. "Faye has been in therapy since college. She is a very strong girl."

Colin still didn't say anything.

Jake continued, "She hasn't gotten out of the hurt, so I never expected she would fall in love with someone in this condition."

"Are all psychologists as wordy as you?" Colin cast a stern glance at him.

"No. I'm the only psychologist I know who talks a lot."

Colin remained speechless.

As the therapy went on, Faye looked like in a worse state. Her face was running with sweat and her body convulsed.

Colin clenched his hands tightly in his pockets, his nails sinking into his palms.

When the therapy was finally over, a nurse took off the positioning hat for her.