After finishing their meal at The Gourmand, the Callahans left in a daze.

Belinda had ripped the bandages off Thea’s face. After leaving The Gourmand, James took Thea back to Common Clinic, where he started to prescribe some medicine for her again.

Thea sat down, looking at the VIP card that was made of diamonds. Then, she looked at James, who was absorbed in his task. She was dazed. Whatever happened today still felt surreal.

She did not know Bryan Grayson.

Yet Bryan Grayson had given her a diamond card.

The diamond card had several privileges, including a ninety percent discount and three free chances to dine in The Gourmand every month. How was it different from eating for free?

Soon, James had come up with a concoction.

“Thea.”

“Yeah?” Thea jerked back to reality.

James said, “Come on. Let’s apply some medicine to your wounds. I’m sorry for what happened today. You only got humiliated because I left. I promise it won’t happen again.”

“It’s okay.” Thea was used to it. She