Although she had the formula, she had struggled to make it, failing several times. It was only after calling Patricia for help that she had managed to make a usable bowl of liquid medicine under her guidance. How could Maria succeed in one go?

"Maria is so smart. It should be her first time seeing the formula, and she succeeded in making this bowl of tea. She seems to have a lot of experience in such things."

Vivian deliberately raised her voice so that everyone around could hear her.

Experienced in decocting liquid medicine?

Of course it would remind everyone of Lorraine, who had just recently gotten poisoned.

Who had brewed the "tea" she drank?

Noticing Cory and Ron's curious gazes on her, Maria explained indifferently, “When I lived in the countryside, I often made liquid medicine for the elders and for myself."

It was said that a prolonged illness could even make the patient a doctor. After suffering from narcolepsy for so many years, Maria's medical skills had almost reached the professional level.

“Professor Wilson, my mother's condition..." Ron said worriedly, turning his attention back to Jessica. He knew that Vivian was just trying to sow discord, and he had bigger things to care about at the moment .

“Liquid medicine will be absorbed by the body quickly. Once you drink it, by the time you realize that something is wrong, it will be too late to perform a stomach wash," Jessica explained.

Since Lorraine had taken the "tea" a few days ago, the poison was almost completely absorbed into her system.

“It is true that she was poisoned, but it is nothing life-threatening. She has to have bed rest for a while. Also, she can't get pregnant anymore," Jessica added expressionlessly.

Then, taking out a pen and a piece of paper, she began to write the prescription.

Cory nodded as he listened carefully.

“We aren't thinking about having more children anyway. It doesn't matter if she can't get pregnant again. Can you just help her recover as soon as possible? She has suffered too much."

Jessica's diagnosis was almost the same as that of Dr. Valdez, but it was more accurate and detailed.

According to Dr. Valdez's diagnosis, Lorraine had to take bed rest for at least three months.

As a man who loved his wife very much, Cory was desperate to find an alternative.

The thought of Lorraine having to lie in bed for three months made him feel sorry for her.

“If you give her all these medicines and follow the diet I've instructed in the prescription, she will recover in a month."

Jessica slapped the fully-written piece of paper down on the table. The top third of the page contained a List of medicines Lorraine had to take, while the rest of the page Listed out more than 4@ nutritious dishes necessary to replenish her health.

“A month? I can't believe it! That's great."

Cory's eyes Lit up as if he had found a great treasure.

“Professor Wilson, I really don't know how to thank you."