The Prison-Made Queen novel Chapter 366

Seeing his grandson exposing his secrets without hesitation, the old man coughed lightly and glared at him. "You talk too much."

Leilani suddenly understood why Hale had been so resistant to traditional medicine when he first came to the Pure-Spring Clinic. It turned out he had been burned before.

Leilani continued placing the needles, her tone calm. "The technique was taught to me by my master."

The old man looked thoughtful. "Is your master's last name Cheney? Paulina Cheney, the Phantom Doctor?"

Leilani was genuinely surprised this time. "You know my master?"

This was the first time since her release from prison, aside from the Watson family, that she had heard her master's name in the real world.

The old man laughed heartily. "So you really are Paulina’s apprentice! No wonder your needle technique is so exquisite!"

He stroked his chin, sighing with nostalgia. "Thirty years ago, I had the honor of watching her perform acupuncture. That 'Flying Needle' technique of hers... I have never forgotten it."

Leilani’s eyes flickered. To recognize her master's specific technique, this Mr. Cheney was likely more than just an "enthusiast." He might be a hidden master himself.

However, curious as she was, Leilani knew better than to pry into someone else's background without invitation.

After the acupuncture session ended, Hale rotated his arm, feeling instantly refreshed. He exclaimed in delight, "Dr. Sloan, you’re amazing! Every time I come here for acupuncture, not only does my skin stop itching, but I feel energized all over."

Leilani put away the silver needles, smiling. She was already used to Hale’s exaggerated praise. "Your recovery is going well. Stick with it for two more courses of treatment, and you should be fully healed."

Hearing this, Hale was ecstatic. For a foodie like him, being able to indulge his appetite freely again was the greatest joy imaginable.

However, Hale’s purpose today wasn’t just for his own check-up. He turned and winked at the old gentleman. "Grandpa, since we’re here, why don’t you let Dr. Sloan take a look at you?"

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