#Chapter 9: Looking For Fools

The news of Dr. A’s return, by now, had seemed to spread throughout the entirety of the pack. Headlines about me covered the newspapers and tabloids. Even the nightly news dedicated a brief segment to my return. And the [Experts Agree, Aria Reed Not Proper Decorum For A Luna!!!] —was completely buried beneath it. No one cared about it anymore. My office at the hospital had become the hottest spot in town, with the most influential and wealthy individuals all congregating here, trying to meet me. Even the highest tier upper-class nobles, the ones who were so reserved they very rarely left their mansions and clubs, took the time to come and see me, their curiosity winning out over their propriety. Before my disappearance, I’d been well-regarded with many patients and even a waiting list, but since my return, my popularity had absolutely skyrocketed. I couldn’t walk down to the bathroom without being stopped six or seven times to shake hands or be asked about some kind of medi