Chapter 50: Chapter 50: The Reaction is Somewhat Strange
“It’s all his fault. If he had disclosed who the murderer was, would another girl have had to be sacrificed last night?!”
After regaining her composure, Su Yan got dressed properly and planned to pay her respects to Aunt Lan first.
A few steps to the right after exiting the door was Aunt Lan’s entrance.
“Hurry, take this prescription and fetch the medicine quickly,” said the sole nanny in the ancestral hall, handing a piece of paper to the maid with these instructions.
The maid took the paper and asked with concern, “Nanny, are you feeling discomfort in your throat today? Do you want me to buy some honey and crunchy pears on my way back to soothe your throat?”
“That would be good, bring me some as well,” the nanny spoke hoarsely.
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“Okay, got it,” the maid turned around, only to see Su Yan approaching.
“This servant greets the lady!”
Upon seeing her, the nanny also quickly bowed in respect, “This servant greets the lady.”
Su Yan’s gaze fell on the paper in the maid’s hand and she asked, “What is that you’re holding?”
“This is a prescription the doctor wrote for Lady Lan. Her condition worsened last night, so today I am sending the maid to collect more medicine,” replied the nanny.
Su Yan reached out, took the prescription from the maid’s hand, and looked it over; indeed, it listed several herbs for nourishing the yin and replenishing the void.
“Why are Zixu and Yan Gui included? Although both of these herbs can enrich the blood, taking them together could actually be counterproductive.”
“Is that so? No wonder Lady Lan hasn’t improved after taking so much medicine. So that’s why.”
A look of sudden realization crossed the nanny’s face; a quick, strange expression flashed through her eyes.
She then hurriedly instructed the maid, “When you go to fetch the medicine, remember to tell the doctor at the medical clinic that we no longer need these two herbs.”
“Yes,” the maid nodded, bowed, and exited.
Su Yan found the nanny’s reaction a bit odd.
She did not seem panicked; rather, she calmly instructed the maid not to retrieve those two herbs.
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Didn’t she know that the ingredients in a medicinal recipe should not be changed casually?
It’s not as simple as just asking to omit them.
Moreover, the doctor treating Lady Lan shouldn’t be just a quack, right? How could such a doctor be so careless as to write a prescription that included two incompatible herbs?