The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

Chapter 109

Despite their disappointment, Dr. Erik and Dr. Ray both understood the rarity of the medicine. They knew that even without the formula, the precision required in crafting the remedy, especially with the meticulous measurement of each ingredient, was incredibly challenging. Traditional herbal concoctions often demanded a level of care that mass–produced pharmaceuticals did not require. Hence, drugs produced through such specialized techniques were not only scarce but practically priceless. The concept of “not for sale at any price” aptly described their exclusivity.

Aware that they wouldn’t glean much more from Mirabella, Dr. Erik, and Dr. Ray decided not to impose any further and stood to leave the room.

Just then, the door swung open, and Mandy stepped in, flustered to see both Dr. Ray and Dr. Erik in the room. Her concern was palpable as she practically ignored Mirabella and asked with an urgent tone, “Has something else come up with my mom’s health?”

The two doctors were taken aback but quickly regained composure, Dr. Ray, ever the diplomat, replied, “No, nothing like that.”

At this, Mandy’s anxiety eased, and a bittersweet smile crossed her meticulously made–up face. “I feared the worst, seeing you here, Dr. Ray.”

Ray adjusted the ID badge pinned to his lab coat and replied with a gentle smile, “We were merely inquiring about a certain medication Catherine has been taking.

paused, “Medication? What

than she seemed to remember something, her eyes suddenly fixed on Mirabella. Her polite

a look of Indifference, clearly

with my mother’s treatment? After all the hard work she’s

spouting now? It’s not at all what you think. The doctors themselves said Mira’s medicine

was exasperated by her daughter’s foolishness. Mandy always jumped to conclusions when it came to

to tell you there was an issue with the herbal remedy she’s been giving you, but now you’re still stubbornly making excuses for

up, fixing Mandy with a perplexed gaze, and interjected, “Hold on, Ms. Mandy, perhaps there’s been