The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

Chapter 837

"The pomegranate juice is indeed pure, but there were lots of saffron purees mixed into it. Thus, we can conclude the patient's gastrointestinal bleeding is caused by overdosing on saffron. Saffron is known as a precious herb and, in small doses, can make the body healthier and the skin better. However, taking more than the recommended dose will cause vomiting, peeing blood, heavy period, acute poisoning, acute internal bleeding, and miscarriage or infertility in pregnant women," explained the doctor.

The doctor's revelation shocked everyone. 'So there was something wrong with the pomegranate juice!'

At the word 'miscarriage', Jeremy frowned and clenched his fists.' Someone here is trying to hurt Corinne and the baby!'

Anya was flabbergasted. 'What the hell is wrong with this doctor? What's the use of bribing him if he's not going to do the one thing he was supposed to do?'

"Doctor, what are you talking about? How is it possible that there's saffron in the pomegranate juice? Did you read the test result correctly?” asked Anya as she blinked pointedly at the doctor.

doing. "Miss Anya, I'm pretty sure I'm not mistaken. If you

the test

on the brink of a meltdown. 'What... How...

test result away before Anya could take it from the doctor's hand. His expression immediately darkened when he read what

Corinne to apologize to her just seconds

Phoebe's face before narrowing his eyes at her sinisterly. "Aunt Phoebe, you were the one who made the pomegranate juice for Corinne, right? Why would you add in saffron puree when you knew she was pregnant? What were you trying

fell before her eyes. There's no denying the

I didn't know Corinne was pregnant! She's so young and skinny! No one will be able to tell

she's pregnant, you still shouldn't have added so much saffron

to let me explain, Lucas. I admit

saffron will make the juice taste better. Plus, it's good for your health too! I thought adding more will make it better seeing as Corinne is an important guest who saved your grandfather's life. Who could've known a precious herb