Chapter 74: She is My Mother

Beatrice frowned upon hearing Amber's words and was tempted to send her away. However, considering the severity of Sophia's disfigurement and Amber's success in treating it, she had to suppress her irritation. "Sorry, Miss Reed," Beatrice apologized, "Shonna has become this self-conscious ever since her disfigurement; she refuses to let anyone see her. Just wait a moment, I'll try to persuade her." Amber nodded, her expression growing increasingly impatient. The room had not been aired out and there was an unpleasant odor; if it weren't for the potential future help from Beatrice, she would have turned around and left immediately. Beatrice approached Shonna and whispered, "Shonna, this Miss Reed is a very talented doctor. You know about Miss Farrell's case; hers was even worse than yours, and she cured her. Let her take a look, and if you're cured, you'll be able to go out with confidence again." Shonna remained silent, her head buried between her knees. "You've been out of school