Chapter 506 Medicine Has No Borders

Tessa spoke up first. “When are you heading back? You should rest here tonight.”

“No need. I’ve made the decision, and there’s a lot I need to take care of.” Michael’s tone was firm. Things in Yalvaria were going to getplicated.

The Werewolf Council would never approve the relocation easily. After all, the Werewolf Medical Organization’s research funding had long relied on the council’s budget.

But the council also controlled the Moonstone mines in Eclipse Hollow–while the Organization held bthe /bonly known cure for the mine’s radiation–rted illness. That delicate bnce of power bgave /bMichael the confidence to go against them.

“If there’s anything you can’t handle, tell me. I’ll find a way to help,” Tessa said.

Michael smiled. “No need to worry. Even the president of the Yalvaria Council wouldn’t darey a bhand /bbon /bme.” He was prepared to take full responsibility for this choice.

Tessa was genuinely moved.

This old foreigner was willing to give up everything–for medicine.

“Michael, you-” Samuel didn’t even know what to say anymore.

He could only imagine the pressure involved in relocating the entire Werewolf Medical Organization here.

After dinner together, Tessa and Samuel drove Michael to the airport.

“You brat,” Michael said before leaving, “handle things properly here. I want the relocation done bas /bsoon bas /bpossible.”

It was a massive undertaking.

Coordinating the Organization’s headquarters and resources would take time.

“Don’t worry. With me here, it’ll get done.” After all, he’d worked with Michael for years. He could handle this.

“Alright, I’m off.”

Boarding time hade.

Michael left alone, but they all knew he’d be back before long.

Samuel exhaled deeply. “Tessa, I told you, you’re cursed or something. Michael’s actually oving the entire Organization here because of you!”

It was easy to imagine just how many obstacles they’d face.

“Yeah, I didn’t expect this either,” Tessa said. When it came to Michael, she could only badmire /bhim. b“/bbI /bbfinally /bbelieve it now–medicine really has no borders.”

“Mhm.”

“Oh, by the way–I just got back, and I’ve got nowhere to stay. Didn’t byou /bbsay /bbyou /bbhad /bba /bbspare /bbroom/bb? /bbMind /bbif /b

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Chapter 506 Medicine Has No Borders.

I crash at your ce for a few days?b” /b

He really didn’t like staying at hotels. It made everything harder.

“If you think you can handle Mr. Thorne’s fury, you’re wee to.”

She had no problem with it herself. But Landon was definitely not going to like it.

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“Tessa, honestly–you really do value romance over friendship. If you’d just take my side bfor /bbonce/bb, /bbwhat /bcould Mr. Thorne even do?”

“Between you and Landon, who do you think I’d pick?” She raised a brow.

Right. He’d walked right into that one. Probably best not to say anything belse/b.

“If you’re stuck, I still have a vi in Navoris. I’ll have someone clean it up tomorrow. You bcan /bbmove /bbin/bb. /b

She knew he had a lot on his te, and hotels weren’t ideal.

That evening, Tessa hosted a dinner party with Landon, the others, and Ysabel.

“Samuel, wee back!”

Samuel was a rare S+ ranked werewolf healer. Everyone wanted to get close to someone like him.

No matter how strong a werewolf was, idents happened. And not everything could be healed naturally— sometimes you needed a doctor.

Samuel raised his ss.

“Thanks. I’m back for good now. Though people usuallye to me when things go wrong, don’t hesitate to reach out if you really need me.”

He went on, “Tessa and I are going to make history in Murica’s medical world.” With talent like hers, she was destined for greatnessb. /b

“Totally! Tessa’s the best!” Ysabel jumped in, clearly sucking up. She firmly believed there was nothing bTessa /bcouldn’t do.

“Tessa, seriously,” Camille chimed in, “our alpha isn’t getting any younger. I’d originally hoped you’d marry him after graduation. But now that you’re studying medicine, it’ll be at least eleven years before you’re able to practice, right?”

The werewolf medical path required ten years of clinical training and an additional byear /bbof /btrial in the Forbidden Zone–where healers had to collect poisonous herbs deep in the sacrednds.

That was why it took even longer to be a werewolf doctor than a human one.

If that was the casei, /itheir poor alpha might have to wait eleven years for a wedding.

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