Return of the Crowned Heiress

Return of the Crowned Heiress Chapter 548

Felicia disinfected the silver needles and quickly began applying acupuncture.

Despite het efforts, the poisonous plants in the rainforest were merous, with toxins of varying and even mutated properties. The poison was spreading too quickly and couldn’t be expelled

To make matters worse. because the injury was to the eves, the toxins rapidly infiltrated the nervous system.

Felicia tetapang et frustration It only she had acted a bit faster… If only her medical skills were at a higher level..

Stankes, who had been observing breexpression, immediately asked, “Ma’am, how’s Mr. Russell?”

Felicia removed the needles and lifted Stephan’s eyelids. The redness in his eyes was gradually fading, replaced by a grayish–white haze covering his pupils.

“What the

Andy was the first to cry out. He dropped to his knees before Felicia and pleaded urgently, “Take my eyes! Give them to Mr. Russell!”

after another, all of them eagerly volunteered, their faces filled with sincerity.

belongs to Mr. Russell What’s a pair of eyes

Surely, you can transplant

faces to felicia. They had always been silent and calm, standing seadastly by Stephan’s side. Most importantly, their loyalty was to him alone. Felicia sighed. “It’s useless. Without neutralizing the toxin, restoring his vision is impossible. Now, get up. I’ll think of

their feet one at a time, sending them off to pack up

camp was dismantled, and

black helicopters. When Felicia boarded, Imogen also climbed in, without any assistance, she carefully felt along the cabin walls until she reached

Johanna called out, attempting to board

Stanley rudely yanked her back and shoved her into another helicopter. His actions were rough, and after tossing her inside, he shot her a cold glare. If it weren’t for this Troublemaker, none of this chaos

deafening roar of engines filled the air as

cramped space of the black helicopter were only four people–the unconscious Stephan, Felicia, who sat quietly in the comer, Imogen, who was silently

throughout and

sorrow etched across

“because of pu