The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family by Adela

At this moment, the Wilson family had no idea why their stomachs hurt so badly and what was the cause of the severe diarrhea that followed. 1

The narcissus of daffodils was a very strong poison. A very small amount of purified narcissus could be fatal to humans. 6

However, even though the content of the alkaloid in daffodils was relatively small, consuming it in a large volume would trigger significant symptoms of food poisoning, but it would not be life-threatening if the amount was not too much. 6

Regardless, the pain from the food poisoning was definitely not something ordinary people could bear. 2

It not only induced vomiting and diarrhea, but also fever, convulsions, and nervous system disorders. 2

If it was eaten in an unusually large amount, it may even cause shock and death. 6

It was indeed a bit dangerous as everyone in the Wilson family had consumed too much of narcissus. Even Charlie did not expect that they would eat so much when he was drafting his plan. 6

the news that some people had to be hospitalized after mistaking daffodils for chives and suffering food poisoning. It

at Thompson First, three of the five members of the Wilson family had already passed out. Christopher and Wendy were in dire condition, yet barely

the thin line of consciousness, they could no longer

at the scene, the living room was so gross and smelly that

and vomits of five people

the disgusting stench and carried the five people from the villa into the ambulance. Then, they immediately rushed to Silverwing Hospital.

family members finally recovered slightly from the food poisoning and temporarily regained their consciousness. They were sent to

Wilson's and Hannah's beds were next to each other, while Christopher and the rest were at the innermost part

as pale as paper, and they looked extremely

but we need to narrow the scope to see what triggered it, so think carefully, what exactly did

in a disgruntled tone, "We only ate dumplings for dinner, that's all, nothing