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Chapter 624 Being Poisoned Again (Part Two)

    Chapter 624 Being Poisoned Again (Part Two)


    Forsythia couldn''t help but admire Harper''s skills in handling her patient. She thought if she were to do


    it, at least half of the wine in the cup would spill and waste. But Harper was so skilled that not even a


    single drop was spilled outside.


    "Your Highness, how is Prince Francis now?"


    "Not good." Harper began to withdraw the needles one by one. Even after removing thest needle,


    there was no sign of Francis waking up. At the same time, Owen came back.


    "Your Highness, how is my master?"


    "His condition is getting stable now. His life is not in danger, at least for the time being," Harper said


    slowly. "Who has been in charge of his diet recently?"


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    "It''s me. ording to your instructions, His Highness'' diet is carefully managed. I check and ensure


    that there isn''t any problem with the food before His Highness consumes it," Owen answered, ill at


    ease. "Your Highness, is His Highness…"


    "Since when did he feel ufortable?"


    "From yesterday, after he left the Imperial Pce."


    "Did he eat or drink anything from the Imperial Pce?" Harper asked in confusion. There were spies


    in Francis'' mansion, but Owen performed thorough checks before Francis would consume any food


    from there. So, the chances of him getting poisoned in his own mansion were unpropitious. The doubts


    were obviously on his visit to the Imperial Pce.


    "I don''t know, Your Highness. His Highness was called to the Imperial Study by His Majesty. He stayed


    there for more than an hour. But, I am not sure if His Highness ate or drank anything while he was in


    the Imperial Study, as I was waiting outside the whole time," Owen answered in an aggrieved tone.


    Harper realized that Francis must have been poisoned in the Imperial Study. She couldn''t understand


    why the emperor was still worried about Francis, despite thetter risking his own life to save the


    emperor. Furthermore, the emperor even increased the dosage of poison this time, as if he had lost his


    patience. Previously, he poisoned Francis at a slow rate, killing him bit by bit, but now, he wanted to


    finish his son as soon as possible.


    "We''ll know about that when Francis wakes up." Harper stood up and then sat down in front of Francis''


    desk. "Rub the ink stick for me. I''ll write a prescription for a decoction. You have someone decoct the


    medicine and feed it to Francis."


    "Yes, Your Highness," Owen said, rubbing the ink stick hastily for Harper. Looking at the ink, Harper


    could not help but praise Owen, "You''re really doing a good job with the ink stick."


    Hearing that, Owen blushed slightly and said, "I have always been on Prince Francis'' side every day.


    Since he enjoys writing very much, I rub ink sticks frequently. Skilles from practice."


    Harper dipped an ink brush into the ink and started writing. Owen couldn''t help but admire her lovely


    handwriting. The handwriting looked stylish with delicate and sharp curves. "Your Highness, you have


    remarkable handwriting," he said.


    "Your master''s handwriting is even better," Harper said with a smile.


    "Your Highness'' handwriting is also beautiful. It is in no way inferior to Prince Francis''," Owen said.


    "Previously, I only heard that Your Highness was so arrogant and domineering and that you even


    looked down upon thedies in the imperial harem. Every time you saw my master, you looked like to


    have been infatuated with him. So I didn''t even dare to ask you to treat him."


    Harper turned and looked at Owen, whose words just confused her. She couldn''t remember any


    instance when she looked like to have been infatuated with Francis. It was even surprising for her to


    hear that she had met him many times earlier.


    "I have met him many times?"


    "Your Highness, you often met my master while you were working in the Imperial Academy of Medicine.


    Every time you met him, you followed him like his crazy fan. I was even afraid that you would do


    something to him, so I always tried to avoid meeting you. If I had known earlier that you could cure him,


    I would have asked you to treat him long ago."


    "Cut the crap, and just go and get the medicine," Harper said, as she handed the prescription to Owen.


    Owen quickly took over the prescription and proceeded to prepare the decoction. Harper turned to look


    at Francis, who was lying on the bed weakly. If she had often met Francis before, why didn''t she have


    any rted memory? She was confused.


    "Kkkkk." Francis suddenly coughed and opened his eyes slowly. "Water."


    After hesitating for a moment, Harper poured a cup of water and ced it by Francis'' mouth. He drank


    it immediately and felt much better. Soon his sight fell on Harper, and he looked quite surprised.


    "Aunt Harper, why are you here?" Francis asked, while struggling to sit up. Harper immediately


    supported him with her hand and ced a pillow behind him to make him morefortable.


    "Your manservant came to our mansion, told me that you were dying, and asked for my help," Harper


    said in a t tone. "First, I thought he was joking. But to my surprise, upon reaching here, I found that


    you were really dying."


    A ray of hurt shed in Francis'' eyes and then disappeared. "You are the same as before. You treat me


    in the same way you treat people you disliked."


    Squinting slightly, Harper looked at Francis. Her eyes were dry, devoid of any emotions. Under the


    gaze of Harper''s emotionless eyes, Francis felt shocked in his heart, but he did his best to hide it from


    his face. Harper looked unfamiliar with him, and she didn''t seem to pretend. On the day of the


    emperor''s birthday banquet, when she was in Matthew''s arms, the way she had looked at him indicated


    that she was not just shocked by his perfect appearance, but she didn''t seem to look at somebody she


    was familiar with. He had felt strange at that time. It was not until now he was sure that Harper did treat


    him indifferently.
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