How Death Became My Rebirth

Cassidy did a calculation secretly in her mind. She wondered if there was enough time.

She coughed drily and quickly covered her mouth.

Cassandra frowned. She noticed something strange about her cough.

Just as she was about to ask, Howard interrupted her. “Professor Yates!”

Cassandra decided to leave it until a better chance and whispered to Sofia, “Bring Cassidy

to Pinehart Mansion tomorrow.”

Then she left.

Cassidy subconsciously wanted to refuse but Cassandra left before she opened her

mouth.

Sofia was confused. “What’s wrong? What is happening between you two?”

She thought the atmosphere between them was so weird.

Cassidy coughed again. “I’m fine.”

Sofia also frowned, “What’s wrong with you? You cough a lot. Did you go to the bathroom to cough several times? Are you sick?”

Cassidy looked fine, not so bad. But she had been coughing a lot recently.

It was weird and Sofia noticed she had been doing it since a long time ago.

Cassidy glared at Sofia. “I’m not sick. Don’t say something so auspicious. My throat is a bit annoying.”

Sofia thought Cassidy’s ears were so sensitive.

Sofia asked, “But it seems that you have been coughing for a long time. Why didn’t you go to see a doctor?” This question bewildered Cassidy.

Cassidy thought, ‘Why does she have so many questions? I can’t let her notice anything

strange.

‘Otherwise, I will feel sick because she is way too annoying.‘

Cassidy thought she didn’t have much time so she had to catch up with Cassandra quickly in the field of traditional medicine.

So, Cassidy couldn’t waste more time. She couldn’t stop.

Sofia could only manage the company if she couldn’t concentrate on her studies more. She would never be a traditional medicine practitioner if she kept this way of studying.

Cassidy pretended to be relaxed. “I did but it came back from time to time. The doctor can’t find anything wrong so I don’t want to do it again. I won’t die anyway.”

Sofia couldn’t help but scold Cassidy. “Bullshit! You’re learning to be a traditional medicine practitioner. Don’t you know there must be something wrong with this kind of cough? Have you really been learning?”

She thought, ‘Why doesn’t she care about her own health at all?”

Cassidy said, “I’m fine. I had an examination last month and there was nothing wrong.”

Sofia was still suspicious.

Someone saw them and couldn’t help but say, “Guys, come and have dinner with us!”

Sofia said, “Thanks, we’ll be there soon!”

So, she left it for the time being.

For the first time, Cassandra willingly walked around the dinner tables to see if everyone was eating and whether they liked the food.

She said to everyone, “Thank you very much for being here and thank you for your blessings. I’ve received all of them and I saw your names. Thank you so much. I put all the gifts in my room and I like every one of them.” She thought she had become emotional.

She went to the first floor and then to the second floor to express her gratitude.

On the third floor, it seemed that all the professors had been waiting for Cassandra and

Kenneth.

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Howard got up first but he didn’t speak to Cassandra. Instead, he said to Kenneth, “Mr. Zelinski, when I first met Professor Yates, she was still in Rootland Village. She was a smart girl, but at that time, she

was quiet. It seemed that Blossom had just passed away so she was unhappy. A little boy protected her well.

“I stayed in Rootland Village for half a month and I found many children would ask her questions. Even if she didn’t know how to answer their questions, she would know the answer after thinking about it for a while. She was just a girl in primary school. I wanted to tease her by asking about a college–level physics problem that she had never heard of.

“I explained to her the basic knowledge that was required. She not only solved the problem. but also learned the basic logic underneath it. It would be a pity if she didn’t study physics. But I didn’t expect her to have such an achievement in physics. She is only 20.

“She can have more achievements but you are married to you. Now she gives a lesson for graduate students and undergraduates each every month.” Howard looked depressed. He wanted to tell Kenneth Cassandra had had a hard time.

Howard was not sure if Cassandra could have higher achievement. But his love for her was the same. He thought she should devote herself to the field of physics.

He continued, “You should be nice to her and support all her decisions. She is still young so don’t tie her down.” He said these, feeling like he was risking his life.

After all, Kenneth sponsored a lot of the university’s research. In other words, the university depended on him.

He was afraid that Kenneth would feel bad and stop funding their research after he

scolded him.

However, Kenneth was not angry. He solemnly said, “Don’t worry, will take care of her and support her unconditionally. You are welcome to give me any advice on this.”

Only then did Howard feel relieved. He was scared to death just now.

Howard and the others became very happy. It was on weekends so all the professors

drank.

What surprised the professors more was that when they woke up, the principal told them Belongs to (N)ôvel/Drama.Org.

Kenneth had invested more money in the university.

*****

The next day, Cassandra sent Sofia a message asking her and Cassidy to come to Pinehart Mansion.

Cassidy was a little scared and didn’t want to go with Sofia.

She thought Cassandra must have found something or Cassandra wouldn’t have asked them to go there.

Sofia didn’t overthink it. She dragged Cassidy to Pinehart Mansion. Cassidy thought, ‘Cassie is very good but she cannot tell that I am ill at a glance, right?”

When Cassandra saw them, she looked a bit serious and earnest.

She said to Cassidy, “Give me your hands.”

Cassidy refused. “Cassie, I’m fine. Did you hear anything from Sofia? I just had a checkup. last month. It’s okay. No need to feel my pulse.”

Sofia was a little confused. She didn’t tell Cassandra anything and wondered how

Cassandra knew.

Cassandra said, in a serious tone that was different from yesterday, “I don’t need anyone to tell me anything. You coughed in front of me yesterday so I knew. I asked to you come here today because I did not want to spoil your mood.”

Cassidy was speechless.

Sofia was surprised by Cassandra’s amazing skills.

“Give me your hand.” Cassandra said coldly, “No matter how good a machine is, it cannot. detect everything. The problems that you have can’t be solved by traditional medicine practitioners or modern ones. But I probably can help you.”

As Cassandra spoke, she reached out and grabbed Cassidy’s hand.

After about five minutes, Cassandra’s face darkened.

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The living room was so quiet that they could have heard a pin drop.

Sofia couldn’t help swallowing hard. She asked cautiously, “Is Cassidy all right?”