The Untouchable Ex Wife novel Chapter 1009

Francine ignored his hostility and continued introducing the order in detail.

"The Albus Order is very mysterious. We don't even know who their leader is. However, they are known as the miracle of the medical field. Especially the 'Bloodletting and Bone Fumigation Therapy' they have invented. I'm not even exaggerating when I say they could revive the dead with that…"

"People say that no matter how sick someone is, they can fully recover within ten days after receiving treatment from the Albus Order leader. If we can somehow contact them through Layla, we might be able to even cure your hemophobia, let alone your eyes!"

Francine then sighed deeply, wiping her tears away silently. "Honestly, I'd rest in peace knowing that you've recovered from your condition. I wouldn't have any regrets if I dropped dead right then."

Initially, Stefan wasn't quite paying attention to anything his mother said, but hearing the words 'Bloodletting and Bone Fumigation Therapy' piqued his interest.

"I've only heard of Scraping Therapy, not Bloodletting and Bone Fumigation. Putting everything else aside, this Albus Order leader is pretty extreme. Are they intending to draw all of the patient's blood?"

"Who knows? See, you're getting curious, too, aren't you? Since we can't think of any other way either, why don't we look for that expert and give it a try? Anything is better than doing nothing, right? What do you think?"

"If you can really find this miracle doctor, I'll give it a try." Stefan seemed to be less rigid now.

At the start, he only wanted to lock himself away from the world, refusing any medical treatment. Hence, it was quite a hard journey for him to open up to the idea of trying.

Little did they know that he was only willing to try this because he figured that he might die from receiving such extreme treatment, not because he wanted to recover from his condition.

He couldn't possibly commit suicide in his current situation. He didn't want to seem like a coward and didn't wish for the living to mourn over his death for eternity. Moreover, dying from an 'accident' did make him feel less guilty for making this final decision.