Rebirth Reclaiming Her Self by Fleur Delacour

Chapter 102 Shameless Declan

Chapter 102 Shameless Declan

“Give it to me!” Before he could answer, the phone was snatched away by Winter, who pressed the answer button.

Declan chuckled, then asked, “What did the lab say?”

A few seconds later, Winter, biting her lip tightly, abruptly hung up the phone as her fingers trembled with anger. She angrily threw the phone onto the table and stormed off crying.

The phone landed with a thud. Declan screamed in distress and he hurriedly grabbed the phone. After patting it to check if it was okay, he was glad the phone was not damaged.

“Girls nowadays are so hot–tempered and not gentle at all!” he muttered under his breath.

Since Winter was so furious, it proved that the lab results came out positive for poisoning.

And just like Angela said, it was the poison from the Vomicaefera plant.

He just checked the book and discovered that the Vomicaefera, a legume, had mild effects on clearing the liver, improving eyesight, and strengthening the spleen. However, if it was used more than 30g, it could cause severe poisoning.

Declan turned around and looked at Angela, who was sitting idle beside him, and thought that this girl was quite interesting.

The vomicaefera plant is such an obscure herb, yet she can blurt it out so eloquently. I wonder how well- versed she is in pharmacology.

After treating the patient in his hands, Declan turned back to Angela and asked, “The poison is complex, so how did you diagnose it so quickly?”

Angela furrowed her brows and looked a little puzzled by his question. “Isn’t it easy to diagnose? It was quite obvious from the start, wasn’t it?”

After identifying the sig

eyes.

of poisoning, isn’t it difficult to diagnose? Declan Lambert blinked his

Feeling somewhat belittled by the young girl, but determined to focus on his academic research, he decided to put aside his pride, ask humbly, and continue learning. “But pharmacology is complex and symptoms can be very similar. How were you able to determine it at a glance?”

Even he struggled to diagnose it immediately.

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to diagnose

seemed like a prearranged act, solely meant to highlight Angela’s

and the students they brought along valued this opportunity very much, and would rack their brains to

here was Angela, just a sophomore student. Who wouldn’t envy her?

and said earnestly, “I

Declan rubbed his cars, doubting if he had heard correctly. “You’re quite amusing, Angela, quite the jokester.”

I have. I’ve been studying it for many years,” she said earnestly,

in her tone.

demeanor emitted a sense of credibility, making it hard not to believe

a lot of books, and she never got married in her entire life. She dedicated her life to serving the Kins Family, never had a job, and the only thing she could spend her time on

to

grandmother’s clinic, with fair prices and effective medicine, attracted many patients. During the years she spent with her grandmother, besides memorizing pharmacology and

foolish a person might be, after memorizing something for decades, it became ingrained

clicked his tongue, borrowed a copy of “Compendium. of Materia Medica” from a colleague, and tested Angela by casually flipping to a

she took a moment to consider before responding. “Polygonatum has a sweet and salty taste, with a

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word for word and that made Declan’s excitement grow gradually. He enthusiastically tested her on several more, even switching to

same: Angela recited everything

toward her changed, as if she was

talented individual and a gem in the medical

or so patients still waiting. Declan stood up and offered his seat to

Then, he calmly unscrewed the lid of his thermos, took a sip, and said in a composed tone, “Angela, you handle the consultations and I’ll be here to oversee

are undeniable.

patients hesitated briefly, then thought, Well, we’ll

then.

clinic. If she couldn’t solve the problem, they

Declan.

and so far, no

his legs casually, and whispered, “Professor Lambert, you just want to finish work

about? I’m giving you young people an opportunity

patients‘