Her Rebirth of Retribution

Chapter 71 Revenge

Calista hid the weakness of her body and smiled coldly.

"Nothing, I just saw that his strength is scattered, and I'm afraid he might not be able to take the strong medicine I'm about to prescribe, so I helped to gather his strength together first." Ambrose endured the pain he was now feeling and spoke in shock, "It's true! I feel much stronger now!"

On top of that, he could feel a heat in his chest, as if someone had injected life into him. He had never felt more energetic before.

Ambrose looked at Calista with bright eyes full of respect and worship!

"You're amazing!"

Calista did her best to hide her faltering body and patted his shoulder. "Don't worry, I said I'll heal you, so I'll keep my promise."

A glint flashed in Carl's eyes when he heard that Calista was going to prescribe some strong medicine.

They were all well aware of Ambrose's illness - he was born with a poor constitution and it wasn't well taken care of. So unless he changed all his internal organs out, there was no way he would get better.

Calista had made a bold promise, and now she even dared to prescribe medication! And strong medicine at that! She was going to kill Ambrose for sure now.

Did she think she was invincible just because she knew some acupuncture? She would be left crying in no time!

Calista pretended not to have seen the look in Carl's eyes. She told Ambrose not to move, then took a pen and paper and quickly wrote down some herbs, with instructions for Carl to bring the herbs to a boil within half an hour on high heat.

Carl looked the paper over and purposely said, "Ms. Stafford, you were brought by Mr. Kallum and I shouldn't suspect you, but these are some strong herbs you've written down, I'm not sure if Mr. Ambrose can take it..."

Calista knew what he wanted to say, so she lifted her exquisite little chin slightly and smiled coldly as she said, "I'll take responsibility if anything goes wrong! Go and get the medicine now!"

That was exactly what Carl wanted to hear from her!

plenty of medicine and herbs, so they quickly got the concoction together. Besides boiling the herbs, he showed

look at this prescription. If Ambrose drinks this,

doctor opened his eyes

surely vomit blood and die from drinking this! His body is so weak, how can he take such strong medicine? This

already said to let her use whatever method of treatment. In other words, even if her treatment causes his death, it has nothing to do with us,

the pharmacy and whispered, "I'm going to ask you again. Once he drinks this,

is for him! This one bowl is definitely going to kill him! If you're uncertain, you can change the proportion a little, but don't change too much otherwise you'll be found out." Carl was at ease when he heard

bit doubtful, "If she really ends up killing Ambrose, do you think Mr. Kallum will really go up against

but even if they don't, I'd have made use of someone else to kill Ambrose, and

is true...then we will

and Ambrose was feeling very uncomfortable. His entire body was feeling very warm, and this heat had spread to his four limbs. Initially it was still bearable, but now he could feel a pain that seemed to seep from his bones. But he endured it and did not say a single word, because he could

and looked at the boy while

to find that Carl had indeed increased the proportion. She shook her head

endured the pain his body was going through and finished the entire bowl, and then looked at Calista with a crumpled face from the bitterness. Calista coaxed him gently, "Go to sleep now,

had complete trust in Calista and he tugged at her sleeve and looked at her earnestly, "If I get better, can I go to

live in his

Calista nodded immediately. "Sure."

about to reply when he spat out a mouthful of

were shocked by this

then

Calista looked coldly at Carl as if what happened had nothing to do with her, the look in her eyes sending chills down his spine.

had no fear at

woman behaved as if she had nothing to do with that. He wasn't sure if

maybe

Jarrett's side, he wouldn't have changed the proportion of the medicine.