My Quick-witted Baby (Arabella and Kenneth) novel Chapter 485

Chapter 485

Mr. Gilbert said, "The moment the box was opened, I smelled a scent of medicinal herbs, but I couldn't identify which herb it was. However, just a whiff of this scent brings a sense of tranquility and clarity to my mind. The things left behind by my master must be extremely rare in this world. Bella, your pulse is already gone, so why not try taking this pill and see if it works?"

Arabella, like Mr. Gilbert, couldn't discern the specific herb used in the pill. It was probably an incredibly rare and precious substance that even medical history books didn't record. Perhaps it could save her life.

"Ms. Snyder, please take this pill quickly!" Alma couldn't help but urge.

Arabella raised her hand and placed the pill in her mouth.

Soon, Arabella closed her eyes and collapsed.

Alma was shocked. "Ms. Snyder!"

Mr. Gilbert quickly carried Arabella and placed her on a rattan chair. Then he felt her pulse, but there were no signs of life in her pulse.

Was...she dead?

Mr. Gilbert trembled and took two steps back. He muttered in a daze, "How could this happen? How?"

"Ms. Snyder!" Alma reached out her finger and placed it under Arabella's nose. There was truly no breath.

Alma collapsed to the ground all of a sudden. She couldn't believe that Ms. Snyder had passed away just like that.

No, it couldn't be!

"Mr. Gilbert, please save Ms. Snyder quickly! Ms. Snyder wouldn't die so easily. There must be a way to save her!" Alma pleaded, looking at Mr. Gilbert.

Mr. Gilbert was at a loss. He shook his head sorrowfully.

At that moment, Alma suddenly exclaimed, "Mr. Gilbert, look!"

Mr. Gilbert quickly looked up and saw the most shocking scene of his life.

"Ken, you're awake. How do you feel?"

Kenneth glanced to the side, meeting the eyes of his beloved grandmother who had just arrived. In her gaze, he found the tenderness and concern that only a grandmother could possess.

"Grandma, I'm fine. I feel especially energetic now."

Mrs. Sharon nodded, and her mind seemingly elsewhere as she murmured, "That's good, that's good."

"What's wrong, Grandma?" Kenneth noticed his grandmother's unusual state. Her eyes were red as if she had just been crying.

The room was quiet, and Mrs. Sharon's face was not clearly visible, but her steps were unsteady, and she seemed to have aged significantly. She approached and hugged Kenneth, saying, "Ken, come here. If she were still here, she would give you a big hug."

Kenneth didn't understand. "Grandma, who are you talking about?"

Mrs. Sharon shook her head, and her eyes were suddenly moist. "Your father has come, Ken. It's time for us to return to Faykarta."