Return of the Crowned Heiress

Chapter 273

Felicia held four silver needles, knelt beside Lewis, and swiftly inserted them into the top of his head. She lightly twisted the ends of the needles between her fingers. Lewis' eyes, rolling back, gradually returned to normal, the whites giving way to his irises. Even the convulsions stopped.

His mouth opened with ease, and blood flowed out in a steady stream-he had nearly bitten his tongue in half.

She opened a bottle of Panax pseudo-ginseng and poured it into his mouth. Everyone watched closely as the powder entered, and the bleeding miraculously stopped! Not only that, but his breathing also returned to normal, and his red, oxygen-deprived face gradually regained its color.

Onlookers were amazed.

The physicians from Harmony Medical Center were wide-eyed, afraid to miss even a moment.

Unfortunately, they could only watch as Felicia applied the needles and medicine but couldn't understand the acupuncture technique or the exact ingredients!

Meanwhile, the eight seasoned physicians of the Union Clinic were visibly trembling with excitement.

At last, they understood what Felicia had meant earlier when she said there was no need to worry with her around.

This acupuncture technique was like nothing they had ever seen!

between laughing and crying. She wanted to thank Felicia

Kayla against Felicia, even going head-to-head

ago, she had refused Felicia's help outright in the Union Clinic,

stepped in

to open his eyes, and he first said, "Ouch... Why does my tongue

half-laughed, half-cried with relief

the clinic. He hasn't fully recovered yet." Olivia nodded eagerly, instructing the bodyguards to

events, the crowd finally let out a collective breath. Now that Lewis was being brought into the clinic, they began murmuring, "She must be from Harmony

facial expression

clinic getting trashed and people cursing her out-not her swooping in

burned with

situation had turned, giving them

fuming.

to

her clinic in front

simply dusted off her clothes and walked

seasoned physicians asked quietly, "Ms. Fuller, isn't this a perfect chance to promote

their way of addressing her had