The Princess and the Pauper (Arabella and Romeo) novel Chapter 1084

Upon hearing this, Louisa was taken aback.

Her brother, he wasn't one to just give things away, let alone such valuable herbs.

Only if he really admired and appreciated the girl would he be so generous.

So, their precious daughter had gained her uncle's approval and affection before this.

Louisa was both happy and puzzled, “Bella, what do you need that for?”

“Someone close to me is sick and this is just the herb they need.” Arabella didn't mention the issue with Carol, preferring to let Clark confess to his parents himself.

“Bella, have you had your grandma check it out? Is her condition tricky?” Kenneth asked with concern.

Sampson smiled warmly, “Bella has already prescribed the medication for the first three days. If all goes well, Mom should be completely better in one to three months.”

“Really?” Kenneth and Louisa exclaimed in unison, they knew this child would have a solution.

“I knew it, there's no ailment in the world that can stump you. Every patient that comes to you, no matter how serious, always seems to pull through.” Kenneth was all smiles, earning him a pinch on the thigh from Louisa.

He nearly let out a yelp, and realized he had misspoke. He glanced at Bella, and saw a flicker of sadness pass through her eyes as if she was reminded of something from the past.

Kenneth quickly apologized, “What I mean is, your medical skills are superb, there's nothing you, Ah no, that's not what I meant. I was just trying to compliment you.”

“It's okay.” Arabella smiled lightly. It had been such a long time, she wasn't going to dwell on the past. She knew her Grannie Grace would be heartbroken to see her upset.

“I'm just happy because your grandmother's illness has been tricky, and despite seeing many doctors, there hasn't been any improvement. It's a relief you have a solution!”

Louisa quickly took Arabella's hand and said gently, “You've done a great job. You've done your best for every patient, and you have nothing to be ashamed of.”