Man With Super Medical Skill by Matthew

Chapter 2777 Diagnosing Fiorenna

After exchanging pleasantries, they quickly got down to business.

Matthew had a servant bring a thin silk handkerchief and delicately placed it on Princess Fiorenna's wrist. This small gesture instantly won Gadel's favor. They were in a doctor-patient relationship, so it wouldn' have been a problem if Matthew had directly examined her. However, the thin silk handkerchief showed a deep level of respect.

Matthew, however, didn't think too much about it. He was simply considering their relationship as a man and a woman.

As he examined Fiorenna's pulse, his expression gradually became serious, causing Gadel to become nervous.

"Mr. Larson, is it a serious problem?" Gadel had always hoped that Fiorenna would bear him a child as it would give him an advantage in the competition for the throne. They had been married for many years, but Fiorenna had not conceived, which had become his fatal weakness.

The royal family placed great importance on bloodline continuity. If there were no children, even if Gadel successfully ascended to the throne, the next successor would be his nephews and nieces. This would undoubtedly lead to a bloody power struggle.

The significance of having a child in the battle for the throne was evident.

Compared to Gadel's worries, Fiorenna was more composed.

if it's not possible!" Fiorenna said with a

sadness. Because of the issue of having a child, his confidante Lilia, Tyga, and even Fiorenna had all suggested that he take another wife,

foolish things. Even if I have to search

be like throwing Fiorenna into a fire pit.

the two of them were engrossed

given you the diagnosis yet, and you're

invisible illness would be difficult to treat, but it didn't mean that

heard this. "Mr. Larson, are you saying that there is hope for Nana's

hope, but it will be a bit

in the past? She has a strong cold energy in her body, and her condition is not

his wife exchanged a glance, and

members of the royal family and the physicians who treated her, only a few knew about Fiorenna's physical condition. The former cared about the dignity of the royal family and would not reveal this matter unless necessary, while the latter would not dare to

was able to discern the general condition of her illness simply by pulse diagnosis, which was like giving the couple a

she was a child and remained unconscious for a whole week. Perhaps this is the reason

the