Hands of God

Hands of God

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Those hands work the magic of god, this was a phrase used to describe two people Dr. Layne Sawyer and Mack Lockwood. Layne is an orthopedic surgeon renowned for knee reconstructions. Mack is a football player who can throw like nobody's business. These 2 know each other's names, and faces. What happens when Layne stops by his practice to check other people's knees she recently reconstructed.
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