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Alexander said, "Then drink it obediently."

Quinn pressed her lips together, deciding to face the bitter taste rather than endure the stomach pain.

She moved closer once more, taking a breath before bracing herself for another sip.

Feeling overwhelmed by the thought of enduring this taste slowly, she decided to take matters into her own hands. She reached out, grabbed the cup from Alexander, tilted her head back, and quickly finished the drink. Alexander raised an eyebrow slightly at the sight.

After Quinn finished drinking, Alexander took the empty cup and returned it to Olivia. Quinn sat at the head of the bed, glaring resentfully at Alexander. Despite taking the medicine, the pain persisted. Alexander kept massaging her lower abdomen and reassured her, "It won't be instant. Lie down, get some rest, and when you wake up, the pain will be gone."

Quinn complied and lay down. She closed her eyes, but the throbbing pain kept her awake. It felt as if someone was tugging at her intestines, causing intense pain.

Moreover, after drinking the peppermint tea, there was no relief. Instead, the pain seemed to intensify.

Her face turned pale, and beads of sweat began to form on her forehead.

Quinn looked at Alexander with tears streaming down her face. Unable to control her emotions, Alexander took out his phone and called Soren, seeing her in such distress.

minutes later, Soren arrived

where Quinn was; he went straight to

"Mr. Kennedy, what is wrong

"Her stomach hurts. Can you check on

weakness was evident to the naked eye. Her face was unnervingly pale, a sight

Soren's frown deepened. "Is it normal that her period

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under the quilt, stood up, and walked over to Alexander. Speaking softly, he said, "Mr. Kennedy, madam is weak." Alexander

"What

her body. If not treated,

off, unsure how

a stark contrast to her true physical state. Soren had mentioned a long time ago that

state was significantly worse than

of

his train of thought. He quickly added, "Especially because she doesn't remember anything now. She's like a child. She won't