The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage romance Capítulo 953

Apologizing to his patient, Abel hurried off to receive Frank.

However, as Loggins Apothecary was a mansion built in traditional Draconian architecture, there was much ground to cover from his office to the entrance.

Abel was so excited that he almost fell a few times, but Jim managed to catch him each time—he would be a laughing stock if he got hurt even before seeing Frank!

"Gramps, is the man really as amazing as you say?" asked Jim, a twentyish youth who looked especially soft-spoken with his glasses and actually appeared older than Frank.

Still, he was not particularly interested despite his grandfather's excitement.

While he respected Frank at first since someone like Abel would go so far as to call him mentor, the man he saw earlier was undoubtedly younger than himself.

That in turn left Jim doubtful—was his grandfather senile, mistaking some shaman off the street for an actual healer?

Naturally, Jim could not be fully blamed for being presumptuous.

When it came to traditional Draconian medicine, accomplishments and experiences were prioritized above the rest.

And both of those things were only gained through substantial time.

So, what else could Jim think when some kid younger than himself was called a healer? Could the kid really have experience? How many patients did he even have?

As such, Jim was quietly disapproving, even wary—his grandfather had spent a lifetime building a legacy in traditional Draconian medicine.

With that in mind, Jim happened to find Frank standing in front of a pharmacy counter, speaking with a woman. "Ma'am, your daughter's suffering from a heat condition and dehydration. That can be helped with ice syrup and cooling fruits—a couple of days of that, and she'll be fine."

"What?"

The woman named Brenda appeared taken aback and frowned.

She was carrying her daughter Ava in one hand and holding a prescription list in the other.

Even as Ava continued to cry herself hoarse, Brenda said, "But the doctor here just told me that she caught a cold… and the prescription is completely different."

"Let me see." Frank said, taking the list and soon frowning—those were all medicinal herbs for heat conditions.