Family on Their Knees Heart Turned to Ice novel Chapter 638

Ethan said excitedly, "This Mr. Peregrine held a meeting last night with the nutritionist and the doctors at the house. After it was over, that group of once-arrogant conventional doctors were completely won over by him.

He came up with some therapeutic dishes and even had everyone try them.

The doctors in charge of Mrs. Mercer and Eleanor were lining up early this morning to consult with Mr. Peregrine, hoping to find a way to help your grandmother wake up and to see if your mother's condition could be improved with his treatment."

As soon as Lillian heard this, she immediately stood up. "That's right, why didn't I think of that? Mr. Peregrine's medical skills are so extraordinary. I should have asked him to see my grandmother and mother yesterday."

Leonard said, "Don't worry. Knowing Mr. Peregrine's personality, with all these patients here, he must be eager to put his skills to the test.

See? He's already taken the initiative, hasn't he?"

Ethan added, "Mr. Peregrine was up at six this morning and went straight to the old lady's room. After a quick breakfast, he's now on his way to the backyard to see your mother."

Since Lillian didn't have to go to the company, she decided to go see what was happening.

"Perfect, I'll go take a look too."

In the backyard, Mr. Peregrine was surprisingly leading Eleanor Lancaster's psychologist through some exercises.

Just then, Lillian saw her mother slowly approaching from the far side of the garden, seemingly mimicking the movements.

Mr. Peregrine had a sharp eye and spotted Lillian at once, beckoning her over. "Ms. Mercer, you should join us for some morning exercises. It's very good for your health."

"Alright," Lillian agreed.

It was rare for her mother to be so calm and interested in learning something new, so it was the perfect opportunity to join in.

Mr. Peregrine's exercises weren't difficult, and the movements were slow. As he demonstrated, he also explained their essence—how to begin a motion, how to engage the right muscles, and so on.

Lillian followed along from the side and found it quite pleasant.

Most importantly, Eleanor Lancaster seemed genuinely interested.

Seeing that Lillian was learning well and Eleanor was mimicking the forms adeptly, Leonard, who had been watching from the side, was eager to join. But just as he was about to step forward, Mr. Peregrine quickly stopped him.

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