The Lady Nun Vows Revenge by Caroline Rowland

The Silent 411

411.Chapter 411

"The Hall of Eternity? What kind of place is that?" Sophie asked, her tone filled with curiosity)

Sophie asked her tone filled with curiosity

Matthew shook his head. I'm not entirely sure. A friend mentioned it to me. Apparently, they have this medicine called the Immortality Pills. It's said to bring people back from the brink of death and heal even the gravest injuries. But it's ridiculously expensive and nearly impossible to get

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"Impossible to get? For us? Don't be absurd "Sophie scoffed, clearly unimpressed by the idea of something being out of

their reach

After all, she was a member of the Duke's estate. In Hasen City, she didn't think there would be anything they couldn't get their hands on

Matthew sighed. "We're out of options anyway. They say the medicine is incredibly rare and strictly controlled. No matter who tries to buy it, they have to wait. But if it's really that miraculous, I thought we could get one for Benedict. If it works and cures his poisoning, Father might finally stop being angry."

The antidote was nowhere to be found, and the Poisonous Flower was just as elusive

Matthew could only take a gamble and see if this elixir could save Benedict Sophie was immediately convinced. "But... I can't leave the estate right now... "But... I can't leave the estate right now..."

her to the estate again, making it impossible for

wasn't allowed

check it out? If you're short on silver, I'll give you some,"

silver coins and handed them to

matter how expensive the medicine was, she felt that this was enough. Matthew seemed to think the

accepted the silver and was just about to leave when Sophie suddenly called out

doorway, turning back

a brief pause, she asked, "Has... Diana reached out

her lips, Matthew's

replied curtly. "And don't bring her

the chill in his tone. She

head, a flicker of annoyance flashing in her

and sorrow as she said, "I'm sorry, Matthew. It's all my fault. If it weren't

it anymore" Matthew interrupted, his patience

same excuse too many times. It was starting to wear

since he signed the annulment papers, he'd regretted

he couldn't just turn his back on

seed of resentment had taken root