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Chapter 64
Chapter 64
Victor was the head of the respiratory department, and Eleanor was his patient.
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No matter how awkward things got earlier, the patient’s condition was what mattered most now. And he didn’t want to miss the chance to watch The Gardener treat a patient firsthand.
Avery bit her lip, finally steeling herself. She smoothed her jacket and headed for the door. This might be the only opportunity she’d ever get to watch The Gardener treat someone up close.
Behind her, the other experts shared a look and trailed after her.
In no time, the conference room had emptied out.
Harold brought up the rear, taking his time. He watched the hurried figures ahead and gently shook his head. ‘Humans are always the same. They mock first, and then the moment she proves them wrong, they’re all pushing in to watch her save lives.‘
Soon, they arrived at Room 1508. The door was left slightly open, and through the gap, they could see a busy figure moving around inside.
When they pushed the door open, a man at the bedside stood up and turned to face them. His eyes were red–rimmed. He was Adrian Whitmore, Eleanor’s son.
When he saw the crowd pour in, he paused, instinctively searching for a familiar face.
Victor hurried over. “Adrian, this is The Gardener. She’s here to treat Eleanor.”
Adrian’s eyes settled on Natalie. ‘She’s way too young. Probably as old as my daughter.‘
But his gaze lingered for just a second. Without any doubt or surprise, he just gave a small nod. “Please, help her,” he said. His voice was hoarse, as if he hadn’t used it in a long time.
Natalie took a look at him.
He looked to be in his forties. His eyes were red and ringed with dark shadows, and his lips were dry and cracked. It was obvious he hadn’t gotten much sleep lately.
She withdrew her gaze, without another word, just nodded slightly, and headed straight for the bed.
Eleanor lay still, her eyes closed, her complexion pale and almost wax–like. Her breathing was shallow, uneven, and a faint tension lingered between her brows even in unconsciousness.
The monitors beside the bed flickered continuously, with heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation readings all unstable.
Matalie stopped forward and lightly pressed two fingers against the inside of Eleanor’s wrist, assessing the rhythm beneath the skire.
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Chapter 64
Victor was the head of the respiratory department, and Eleanor was his patient.
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No matter how awkward things got earlier, the patient’s condition was what mattered most now. And he didn’t want to miss the chance to watch The Gardener treat a patient firsthand.
Avery bit her lip, finally steeling herself. She smoothed her jacket and headed for the door. This might be the only opportunity she’d ever get to watch The Gardener treat someone up close.
Behind her, the other experts shared a look and trailed after her..
In no time, the conference room had emptied out.
Harold brought up the rear, taking his time. He watched the hurried figures ahead and gently shook his head. ‘Humans are always the same. They mock first, and then the moment she proves them wrong, they’re all pushing in to watch her save
lives.‘
Soon, they arrived at Room 1508. The door was left slightly open, and through the gap, they could see a busy figure
moving around inside.
When they pushed the door open, a man at the bedside stood up and turned to face them. His eyes were red–rimmed. He was Adrian Whitmore, Eleanor’s son.
When he saw the crowd pour in, he paused, instinctively searching for a familiar face.
Victor hurried over. “Adrian, this is The Gardener. She’s here to treat Eleanor.”
Adrian’s eyes settled on Natalie. ‘She’s way too young. Probably as old as my daughter.‘
But his gaze lingered for just a second. Without any doubt or surprise, he just gave a small nod. “Please, help her,” he said. His voice was hoarse, as if he hadn’t used it in a long time.
Natalie took a look at him.
He looked to be in his forties. His eyes were red and ringed with dark shadows, and his lips were dry and cracked. It was
obvious he hadn’t gotten much sleep lately.
She withdrew her gaze, without another word, just nodded slightly, and headed straight for the bed.
Eleanor lay still, her eyes closed, her complexion pale and almost wax–like. Her breathing was shallow, uneven, and a faint tension lingered between her brows even in unconsciousness.
The monitors beside the bed flickered continuously, with heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen saturation readings all
unstable.
Natalie stepped forward and lightly pressed two fingers against the inside of Eleanor’s wrist, assessing the rhythm
beneath the skin.
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It was faint and irregular, barely perceptible, exactly as she had expected.
“Larkin,” she called.
“Here.” Larkin stepped forward at once, setting the small case on the table and flipping it open.
“The needles.”
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He took out a slim roll case and unfolded it. Inside, a set of fine metallic needles lay arranged by thickness and length,
each one precisely crafted. He handed it to her and then stepped back without a word.
Natalie selected one, checked the tip under the light, and inserted it into a marked point along Eleanor’s wrist. Her
movement was quick and controlled, with no hesitation.
Adrian stood nearby, watching as each needle went in. His throat tightened, but he didn’t speak. His hands hung stiffly at
his sides, fingers clenched.
One needle followed another, each placed with precise, deliberate control.
At the doorway, several experts hovered, exchanging glances but holding back, none of them willing to step in first.
Avery stood closest, watching through the narrow gap. She had trained in alternative therapeutic techniques and
understood how demanding this kind of precision was.
Natalie’s speed and control weren’t something that could be faked without years of practice. And yet she looked barely
out of her twenties.
She remembered what she’d said back in the conference room, and her face felt like it was on fire. ‘I should have known
better than to make that kind of snap judgment. Even now, I still haven’t learned my lesson,‘ Avery thought.
Victor and the others quietly entered, keeping to one side so they wouldn’t interfere, their eyes fixed on Natalie.
“Gauze,” Natalie said.
Larkin immediately handed her a piece of sterile gauze.
Natalie took it, brushing lightly over the skin before continuing without pause. Every movement flowed into the next,
clean and efficient.
After more than ten minutes, she finished and removed the needles one by one. She set them aside, and Larkin took them at once, beginning the sterilization process.
“The medication.”
Larkin took out a small vial and handed it over.
Natalie opened it and tipped a small dark pelfet into her palm.
A sharp, complex scent spread through the air, bitter with a faint sweetness and a cool undertone that cleared the senses.
Adrian hesitated, “What is that?”
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“Give it to her.” Natalie placed the pellet in his hand, not explaining anything. “With warm water.”
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Adrian stared at it for a moment, his fingers tightening slightly. “This…” His voice was rough. “Will it really save her?”
Natalie looked at him. Her expression was steady, unreadable. “Yes.”
Adrian held her gaze for a second and then turned away. He poured some warm water and sat beside the bed. He carefully lifted Eleanor’s head, placed the pellet in her mouth, and helped her swallow.
Even in her unconscious state, Eleanor reacted faintly, her throat moving as she swallowed it down.
Adrian laid her back onto the pillow, kept holding her hand, not letting go.
Natalie watched quietly, standing there in silence for a few seconds.
“She’s going to run a high fever over the next three days. That’s normal. Don’t give her any meds to bring down her fever. If she has a seizure or seems out of it, get in touch with me immediately.”
Once Natalie finished speaking, Larkin stepped forward and handed Adrian a note with his number on it.
Adrian took it and gave a firm nod. “Thank you.”
Then Natalie motioned for Larkin to jot down the regimen and pass it to Charles. “Administer this twice a day, morning and evening, for five days. After that, resume standard treatment,” she said.
Charles nodded quickly and accepted the paper with both hands, handling it with extreme care.
Natalie added, “As long as the pathogen doesn’t mutate, this regimen will remain effective.”
A collective gasp rippled through the room.
Charles froze for a moment, unsure if he’d heard her correctly. “Wait… You’re really giving us this?” he asked, his voice unsteady. His hands trembled as he held the paper, barely able to keep it still.
This is something from Evergarden. A proprietary treatment regimen, something that can’t be bought at any price. And she just handed it over without hesitation,‘ he thought.
Natalie gave a small nod, completely unfazed. “Mm.”
“M–Ms. Gardener…” Charles stammered. “This is far too valuable. We can’t possibly accept something like this…”
Natalie didn’t answer. Her gaze rested on Eleanor. “Eleanor has devoted her life to her field,” she said. “This is Evergarden’s tribute to her dedication.”
She paused and then added, “Besides, this only becomes a life–saving regimen when it actually helps. Otherwise, it’s
worthless,”
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