Unconscious Husband: Meet Her Love In Silence by Ken Slaner

Chapter: 687

Now, Ariana’s memory resurfaced, recalling instances at Mercy Hospital where the doctors showed all their respect to Theodore.

Theodore’s ties to Mercy Hospital raised eyebrows!

Ariana’s mind turned into a Labyrinth of confusion as she grappled with the tangled mess before her. It was as if a whirlwind had swept in, bringing together a motley crew of unrelated individuals and circumstances.

Lost amidst this intricate web, Ariana found herself at a loss on how to navigate the situation.

Just as she was entangled in her thoughts, Mitchel interjected once more, his tone serious as he said, “Unraveling the specific symptoms this drug targets will take time, but its primary ingredients, cyproheptadine II and cyproheptadine III, possess a calming effect.”

Mitchel continued, his words carrying weight, “Although we are currently uncertain about the precise ailments this medication aims to address, similar drugs are typically employed to combat common illusions or hallucinations induced by toxic agents in the market.”

These words caused Ariana’s heart to skip a beat as she thought back at

motionless. Could it

emotions within Ariana, leaving her in a state of profound

is the intended recipient of

Ariana’s train of thought. Ariana glanced at

components of this medication. While it was Logical that he deserved to know, considering

reluctance to divulge any information and Theodore’s avoidance of the matter also played a part in Ariana’s

replied, “I apologize, but I cannot disclose that information at

privacy is an admirable trait. I just wanted to caution you that medications

Ariana why Horace had mentioned Theodore’s addiction issues. It seemed he had been reliant on

face, Ariana couldn’t help but ask anxiously, “What happens if the patient stops taking the medication

mood disturbances such as extreme shifts in personality,

erratic behavior and peculiar displays. After a brief pause, she tentatively ventured, “Could the withdrawal reactions from the drug be responsible