From Zero to Shero (by Tessa Wallen) novel Chapter 230

Chapter 230

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One after another, passing vehicles lowered their windows and shouted insults at them.

A person said, “Are you crazy? If you want to get yourself killed, do it somewhere else. Why drag me into this?”

Another person said, “If you can’t drive, don’t get on the road. If you want to die, we still want to live. This is so fucked–up!”

Someone else said, “If you are sick, get treated as soon as possible. Don’t go out and harm others!”

Overcome with fear, Natalie cautiously reached out and closed the car window.

For a moment, the car was enveloped in complete silence. Even the sound of each other’s breathing could be heard.

David also had not anticipated that events would unfold in this manner.

He was experiencing a complex array of emotions and was too overwhelmed to be angry.

He could not help but wonder, ‘Is Delilah’s acupuncture technique truly that powerful?‘

Unlike what others think, he did not believe that Josie’s common–sense first aid could truly save a ninety–year–old patient suffering from cerebral infarction.

He thought, ‘Mr. Longley regained consciousness so quickly and showed no signs of hemiplegia.

‘The only possible reason is the acupuncture administered by Delilah.

After all, during those years when he was in Leo Reedshaw’s team, he gained a certain degree of understanding of the Reedshaw Acupuncture Technique.

If it were not for that particular incident, he might not have developed such an aversion to

acupuncture.

He thought, ‘I must never allow the Reedshaw Acupuncture Technique to gain prominence. There is just no way!‘

He opened the car door and got out, then switched places with Audrey. The car restarted and headed back to the Kinberg family.

As soon as Natalie and Audrey got out of the car, David without a word.

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Natalie’s heart skipped a beat. She thought, ‘It is over. I will not be able to escape tonight’s

beating.

‘Why am I always so unlucky? Josie, I am not letting you off!‘

While drinking soup at the Reedshaw family, Josie suddenly sneezed.

“Have you caught a cold?” Sean looked over.

Josie shook her head. “No, it is just that my nose suddenly feels a bit itchy.”

Delilah said, “The temperature has dropped sharply lately. Since you live alone, make sure to keep warm.

“When you go back later, take a few packs of cold medicine and some preventive herbal medicine.”

Josie nodded obediently and said, “Got it. Thank you, Professor.”

No sooner had she finished speaking than Claire rushed out from the inner room, clutching her phone.

She said, “We can’t hide it any longer, Mom, look at this.”

“What has you so excited? I told you to eat, not to play with your phone!” Delilah teased her, but she still reached out to take the phone.

When the video on the mobile phone was played, everyone heard Lonnard’s speech.

For a moment, the group exchanged glances. Josie, in particular, did not dare to make the slightest sound.

She feared that Delilah might become angry again.

Fortunately, Delilah did not lose her temper this time.

She simply rose from her seat and said, “You go ahead and eat. I’m going to make a phone

call!”

No one knew whom she had called, but when she returned, her expression remained composed, and the group collectively breathed a sigh of relief.

“Alright, stop looking at me and eat,” Delilah said while serving soup to them.

She added, “The Longley family has agreed not to mention the matter of Reedshaw Acupuncture Technique, and there will be no further media coverage of this issue.

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She looked at Josie and said, It is unlikely that we will be able to prevent news of your stepping forward to provide emergency aid to Mr. Longley from spreading.

“Someone at the scene recorded a video, which has already reached the media. Please be prepared.”

Josie did not take it seriously at first. The next day, many people came down to the entrance of the dormitory building at Aloville Traditional Medicine Hospital.

She did not know how these people managed to track her down. Each of them was setting up equipment in the cold wind, all hoping to obtain firsthand information by interviewing her.

Josie did not dare to go downstairs. Fortunately, she did not need to go to the laboratory these days.

At worst, she could just stay inside for a few days. She felt that these people could not stay down there forever.

Since she needed to eat, she could only take out her phone and order food delivery.

After placing the order, she browsed the day’s news and found that the internet was full of talk about her.

Josie was stunned when she saw those comments.