Abandoned Super Cutie Adopted by Billionaire Clan

Chapter 179

Back he hadn’t known about Yvonne’s abilities, but now that he did, he had endless advice to give.

He was really worried.

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“Take today’s little oranges, for example. The peels could be dried and stored. You might not need them here, but if relatives or friends ever suffer from sore throats or seasonal fevers, sending them some to brew in water would be incredibly beneficial

Taylor was afraid that Yvonne’s abilities would be wasted.

If he were by her side, he’d make sure she utilized everything to its fullest potential.

After finishing the pulse reading, Taylor withdrew his hand and studied the elegant woman before him, his expression turning serious.

“Previously, you suffered from neurological dysfunction, cardiac and digestive system issues, compounded by excessive mental strain and severe physical exhaustion. Your constitution is severely depleted now. It won’t recover overnight.”

His diagnosis matched every medical report Tinley had ever received.

Her expression remained unreadable, as though they were discussing someone else.

Tan knew she had access to top–tier medicine and a dedicated medical team.

There wasn’t much he could do beyond offering suggestions.

While he was lost in thought, he heard the playful laughter outside.

A thought crossed her mind, and Taylor’s eyes lit up.

“Here’s what we’ll do–I’ll bring you a few medicinal herb seedlings. You can keep them here and let Yvonne nurture them slowly. Once they’ve matured, we’ll use them for your medicine.”

If Yvonne could cultivate any plant, medicinal herbs should be no exception.

As he spoke, Taylor could already envision the extraordinary quality of those future herbs.

Tinley frowned, a trace of concern flickering in her eyes.

“Professor Johnson, the stronger the medicine, the more energy it takes. It’s a burden for Yvonne, and it might hurt her health.”

After a short pause, she said softly, “I can source well–aged medicinal ingredients instead. The difference wouldn’t be significant.”

She had experimented before, placing ornamental chrysanthemums alongside medicinal varieties. The latter had taken noticeably longer to bloom, indicating greater energy absorption.

For medicinal herbs, the process would be even more demanding.

Her refusal was unequivocal, making Taylor shake his head with helplessness.

“It’s not that I don’t care for her. I’m not asking her to rush. If you don’t tell her these herbs are for you, she’ll take her time nurturing them. It’s far more beneficial than growing flowers.

contains tremendous vitality. As long as she doesn’t overexert herself,

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It won’t harm her.”

of research, Taylor understood this

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marathon lab sessions, simply sitting near his plants would gradually restore his

lashes lowering as she

your condition is far more precarious. Besides, she lives with you daily. If you

returned with the dried

to them and could guess what they were talking about.

couldn’t help but

will be growing these for you, not for profit. Only when you’re healthy can you protect her better. And if given the choice, she’d undoubtedly

point.” Taylor

seized the

decided. I’ll arrange

to know a person who cultivated medicinal herbs, and

Having said

his last one, he added,

and said, “Thank you, Professor Johnson, if you need money, just ask me.”

on the phone, and

send over some senior–friendly

phone, he stood up.

back first. Alex is waiting

stood up to

the three of them exited the

over happily, thinking they were going for a

coming too. Take me with

and rubbed her

where I’m going? I’m

big eyes, then looked at him eagerly, and after two seconds,

stay?” She asked softly, so cute that Taylor wanted

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held back.

you next time. Take care of

jolted, and she took two steps

persuading Taylor, not letting

Wendy came over

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voice and said, “Ms. Holmes, multiple pharmaceutical groups have gathered outside–the Yeager family from Mingden

was pulling with Yvonne, and her warm

Taylor.” It wasn’t a question, but a statement of fact.