Ghost Exorciser: Is Loved By All
Chapter 567: Treatment

Chapter 567: Chapter 567: Treatment

"Yu... Holea..." His voice was strained as he struggled to keep his balance, his grip on her tightening. "This... isn’t fair."

Yu Holea pulled back slightly, her eyes gleaming with a victorious glint.

"You said everything is fair in love and war, right? I’m just playing by your rules, Brother Jun."

Qiao Jun: "..." I want to take my words back.

"I know my generous Brother Jun, will not take his words back. I am a good student and I apply whatever I learn from a teacher."

Does he think she was still the naive Yu Holea who would fall for his every trick? How cute!

"Stop... messing with me," Qiao Jun finally managed to mutter, though his voice lacked the strength he usually commanded.

Yu Holea smiled, her lips hovering just inches from his.

"Oh, but isn’t this what you wanted?" she whispered, her voice low and teasing.

"You wanted to provoke me, to get a reaction. Well, here it is."

She could feel his breath coming in uneven bursts, his body temperature was rising and she could feel something poking near her lady bits.

It took everything in Yu Holea to not blush. Her body temperature was rising. Electricity called desire slowly traveled to her navel and her toes curled.

Her breathing was turning a bit ragged.

Gritting her teeth, Yu Holea lowered herself a little, in such a way that her lady bits were brushing against Qiao Jun’s rock-hard body part.

A loud gasp came near Yu Holea’s ears as warm breath sprayed near her neck. A warmth pooled in her underwear.

She was aroused.

Totally.

"Ho...lea....yo...u...will...ki...ll...me." Qiao Jun muttered. He was taking sharp breaths to stop himself from doing anything wrong.

How could she lower herself and brush there when it was so rock hard? Does she not know how painful it is for him? Or does she not know, how painful it will be for her if she continues?

Qiao Jun gulped but all he could think about was the soft body wrapped around him, and the soft mounds stuck to his chest.

The ache in his lower body worsened.

’I can’t hold it anymore.’ He gritted his teeth.

Yu Holea was about to pull away when an arm wrapped around her waist and warm breath sprayed on her neck,

"You...can’t leave...now...finish...what you...started." Qiao Jun’s seductive voice sounded in Yu Holea’s ears.

Yu Holea’s heart trembled, she felt as if Qiao Jun was releasing some electricity, which was traveling right to her core, making her curl her toes.

She almost moaned, however, at the critical time, she forced herself to suppress the moan and swiftly flicked a teleportation talismans.

The next second, Qiao Jun felt the weight around his waist vanishing. He gritted his teeth and suddenly a paper floated right in front of him.

"I won. You will have to listen to my three conditions."

Qiao Jun held the paper, feeling helpless, amused, angry, lustful, and confused. There was also one more feeling that surged within him: love.

Though that heartless girl left in such a bad state, his heart for some reason wanted to dote on her, coax her, and even...apologize to her.

How strange...

Looking at the hard tent in his pants, Qiao Jun could only use his teleportation skill and return to Qiao Mansion.

He even had a thought of going to Yu Holea’s real home, catching her, and letting her solve the problem she had started.

If he wanted, Yu Holea couldn’t have escaped in the first place.

But for some reason he resisted.

"Just wait. The next time I will catch it, I will make you pay for it. You little rabbit." Qiao Jun muttered and walked into the bathroom.

Turning on the cold shower, Qiao Jun pulled off his jeans and underwear. Closing his eyes, he started to remember Yu Holea’s red cheery lips and her watery eyes.

A moan escaped his lips and he started to imagine how she would look when her lips would be wrapped around his...

Just the mere thought was enough to make Qiao Jun reach the climax and moan.

....................

Yu Holea lay on her bed and rolled on the sheet to subsidize the arousal she was feeling.

Finally, after 15 minutes, she felt her body calming down and sleep overtook her.

Maybe it was because of the activity she had committed just before sleeping or maybe it was because of the impact it had on her brain, that time Yu Holea had a strange dream.

When she woke up the next day, Yu Holea covered her face and kicked off the blanket in embarrassment.

Yu Holea’s day went smoothly. Though it was eventful, Yu Holea was a bit absentminded.

First Director Gong agreed to divorce Jiang Mushu and with no cool-off period, the divorce was finalized.

Second Mo Jiang transferred her mother to her room and asked Yu Holea to treat her mother.

Third Jung Xiao asked her to meet her after the shoot was over.

Yu Holea explained to Jung Xiao that she would visit her after treating Mo Jiang’s mother and Jung Xiao readily agreed.

After the shoot, Yu Holea was tired but she had many things to deal with and could only grit her teeth and continue with the remaining tasks.

Mo Jiang’s villa was empty and except for a maid, there was almost no one else in her villa.

The door to the first room on the second floor creaked open, revealing a sterile space filled with machines beeping rhythmically, tubes snaking across the floor, and a frail woman lying on the bed.

The room smelled faintly of antiseptic, and the sound of the machines monitoring the patient’s vitals filled the silence.

Mo Jiang’s mother had been bedridden for over ten years, trapped in a vegetative state, her life sustained only by the technology surrounding her.

Mo Jiang’s voice was barely a whisper, thick with emotion.

"She hasn’t moved or spoken in so long... I don’t even know if she can hear me anymore."

Yu Holea stepped forward, her expression serious but calm.

She approached the bedside and studied the woman lying there—her skin was pale, almost translucent, and her chest rose and fell with shallow breaths.

The machines kept her body alive, but there was no life in her eyes.

"How long has she been like this?" Yu Holea asked, though she already had a good idea.

"Ten years," Mo Jiang replied, her voice barely audible.

"She fell into this state after a severe stroke. The doctors said there was nothing they could do for her. I’ve tried everything—Western medicine, traditional methods, but... nothing’s worked."

Yu Holea nodded, her gaze softening as she looked at Mo Jiang.

"Okay leave everything to me from here on."

Mo Jiang bit her lip.

She believed Yu Holea’s acting skills and exorcising skills but medical?

"Can you really do it?" Mo Jiang asked hesitantly.

She didn’t want to question Yu Holea but whenever she thought about her mother she couldn’t help but become a bit protective.

"I wouldn’t be here if I couldn’t. But it’s up to you if you want me to continue." Yu Holea said softly.

Mo Jiang hesitated for a moment.

Finally, she nodded. "Do whatever you can. I just... I need to see her open her eyes again."

Without another word, Yu Holea set her bag down on a nearby table and began to pull out her acupuncture needles. They gleamed under the sterile lights, thin but precise.

Mo Jiang hovered nearby, watching Yu Holea with wide, cautious eyes.

"What exactly are you going to do?" she asked, her voice barely above a whisper.

Yu Holea placed a few needles onto a sterile cloth, her movements deliberate and careful.

"Acupuncture isn’t just about stimulating points in the body. It’s about channeling energy and restoring balance.

Your mother’s body has been stagnant for too long. I’m going to try and wake it up, to realign the energy flows that have been disrupted by her illness."

As Yu Holea spoke, she gently removed the blanket from Mo Jiang’s mother, revealing her fragile arms and legs.

The sight made Mo Jiang wince, seeing how thin and weak her mother had become over the years.

But Yu Holea’s expression remained calm, she had seen many such scenes before and it was nothing new for her.

Yu Holea began placing the needles along Mo Jiang’s mother’s body, starting with points on her scalp and then moving down her arms and legs.

"These points will stimulate the meridians connected to her brain, her heart, and her lungs," Yu Holea explained as she worked.

"We need to wake up the parts of her body that have gone dormant, like jump-starting a machine."

Mo Jiang stood by, wringing her hands nervously as she watched Yu Holea.

"Are you sure this will work? I mean... it’s been ten years."

Yu Holea didn’t look up from her work,

"How about waiting for a few minutes? You will get your answer soon."