La’s eyes were bright with excitement, and she was beaming as if she had just found treasure.


    “Whoever this is, they really are extremely skilled in their craft, even more so than my father. Where is


    this person? Could you please introduce me to them, Miss Murphy?”


    “T-This can’t be…” Seraphina gulped nervously, not expecting the situation to turn out like this.


    ‘Everheart, you sneaky witch… She said she wanted to help improve our rtionship, and then left us


    with a miraculous recipe! She just left without taking any credit!’


    “How could it be impossible? It must be because of the kindness that Master Hunt has shown people


    throughout his life, which means that he must have met someone who was fated to help him now. Truly,


    as long as Master Hunt drinks this medicinal tea three times, he will recover and be as healthy as


    a horse.” La’s eyes sparkled, as if the instructions were out of this world.


    Francine’s expression softened, and she shed Seraphina an appreciative smile. “Looks like you were


    kind enough to find an expert to cure my son.”


    Seraphina awkwardly rubbed her own cheeks, mumbling. “It was… just a coincidence. Stef is a lucky


    guy.”


    La stared at the crumpled paper, and frowned briefly. She then asked in an innocent tone, “But I


    really don’t understand why you would crumple and throw away such a good recipe, Miss Murphy.


    Don’t you want Master Hunt to get better?”


    “I…” Seraphina felt the color drain from her face, and she was speechless.


    She red at La bitterly, cursing the caretaker in her mind. ‘You little witch, you sure know how to


    find faults!’


    Noticing her ufortable reaction, Francine let out a dry cough and helped smooth things over. “It’s


    alright, I think Seraphina was just trying to be safe rather than sorry. Medicine isn’t something one


    should consume casually.”


    “Mhm, you know me so well, Aunt Francine. It’s not safe to let him consume random medicines. I didn’t


    know that person was an expert either.”


    “Now that we have La here, we don’t have to worry about meeting any quacks. How about this…


    Why don’t you ask the expert to meet us? Maybe they can think of a way to help my son regain his


    sight with La’s help?” Francine had always hoped that Stefan’s eyes could be cured, and didn’t want


    to give up the slightest chance to do so.


    “Umm… Ah…” Seraphina stuttered, not knowing if she should agree to this or not. She had no reason


    to refuse, but doing so would only allow that woman to get close to Stefan again.


    “Are you not able to?” Francine narrowed her eyes, her expression solemn.


    “Not exactly, I just don’t have her contact. She left the hospital earlier today, so I don’t know how to find


    her either.” Seraphina shrugged regretfully.


    “Since they came to the hospital, they shouldn’t be just anyone, right? Wouldn’t it be quite easy to find


    them? Unless… you don’t want to.” Francine stared at Seraphina sharply, seemingly in deep thought.


    “I heard that you’ve been pretty close to Jovantely. You’re not his spy, right? Are you trying to stall on


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