The Abandoned Wife

Chapter 1725 Gather The Medicinal Herbs

Lucian smiled grimly at the mention of Roxanne. "I'll just need your help to check that there are no mistakes with the medicinal herbs."

Peregrine nodded and asked Linda for a pen. Then, he scribbled a few more medicinal herbs at the bottom. As he wrote, he clicked his tongue in admiration. "She's truly talented. What a genius! I can't believe she figured out that the antidote from Jack was only a medicine to delay the effects of the poison and even managed to work out an antidote based on that. Impressive!"

His words of praise for Roxanne did nothing to lift Madilyn's spirits. Even if she's a genius, she still didn't manage to escape from experiencing such pain.

Soon, Peregrine had finished tweaking the prescription.

Linda was so anxious that she stood up and suggested, "Since Archie isn't here yet, why don't I help prep some of the herbs first?"

must be careful. Make sure not to take the wrong ones," Peregrine cautioned while handing her the

hummed in acknowledgment. When she lowered her head and glanced

contains over twenty medicinal herbs, but I never thought they'd all be rarely used herbs! Although I've worked at the research institute for some time, I've been handling more administrative matters for the most part. That's why I'm not very familiar with where each medicinal herb is

Roxanne, Linda had no choice but to abandon her good intentions and

drew his brows together

had them sorted and categorized previously, but finding these twenty-old rare medicinal herbs is still a little difficult for me. Only

mention of Archie's name again piqued Peregrine's curiosity further. "Who's

flitted

my and Roxanne's

of parents with brilliant

though he already knows Archie and Benny are his children. On second thought, that isn't very likely. Roxanne shouldn't have had the chance to tell him. He probably only said that because

that thought crossed her mind, she felt a wave of bittersweet sadness wash over her. It's the day we've finally been waiting for! Oh, I do hope nothing

later, a flurry of footsteps sounded from