My Quick-witted Baby (Arabella and Kenneth) novel Chapter 394

Chapter 394

Arabella's voice was soft and gentle, and a bright smile flickered in her clear eyes. "So, Mrs. Coffey, I appreciate your kindness, but I can only let you down on this matter."

Mina understood it and thought, "Ms. Fairy is married, and she loves her husband very much.

What a pity!"

With that in mind, Mina said with a kind smile, "Ms. Fairy, since you don't want it, you can make any request, and I'll agree to it."

Arabella stood up. "Mrs. Coffey, like I said, I just did what I was supposed to do as a doctor. Please take good care of yourself, and I should go now. I'll come to see you again when I have time."

With that, Arabella left.

...

When Arabella walked out, she heard Maddox's voice from behind her, "Hey, ugly girl!"

Maddox chased out.

Arabella stopped and looked back at Maddox. "Mr. Powell, what's the matter?"

Maddox looked up and down at her with his amorous eyes. "Are you really married?"

"Yes."

Maddox walked up to her and looked into her bright eyes. Since she was veiled, he could not see her face. He reached out and tried to lift the veil from her face. "Show me what you really look like."

Arabella reached out and slapped his hand off.

That was what Maddox had planned to do. "Grandma, didn't you come to Hardgrad secretly this time to have a free trip and visit your old friend Sharon? Would you like to ask her out to the cafe before we leave?"

Mina waved her hand. "No, Sharon has been here for six or seven years, and her free days are about to end. She will soon return to Faykarta because her son is coming to pick her up. Therefore, we can visit each other after we're back in Faykarta. Let's go now."

"Okay, I'll have someone get the plane ready."

...

Arabella had another blood test, and she guessed right. She was infected with the Mandala's poison, and her indirect blindness was caused by it.

She tightened her grip on the test report. The Mandala's poison was extremely toxic, and there was no antidote for it. Not to mention that her acupuncture techniques were not good enough for her to save herself.