The Divine Healer and His Many Identities

Chapter 10

Alistair, finally out of the Club, took a deep breath. He looked around and frowned, covering his face with his hand. The day was a bit sunny and he definitely wasn't interested in frying in that heat.

Taking the key out of his pants pocket, Alistair unlocked the vehicle's door and got in, driving away from that place.

“Lisa’s invitation wasn’t an act of kindness or trying to be friendly to me, as a wife or even a friend,” he said aloud, alone. With one arm resting on the car window, he raised his hand to his forehead, as if in deep thought. “She asked me out there to try to humiliate me.”

He let out a mocking laugh, shaking his head from side to side. The traffic light turned green and he accelerated the car.

“How ridiculous! To think that Edward Hunter had any chance against me!” Alistair wasn’t the type of person to brag about his abilities, but sometimes it was necessary to put people in their place. And that day it was Edward Hunter’s turn.

He parked his car in the garage of