When the Wind is Sweet: The Fairy Tale of Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster-Chapter 264: The Young Lady Was Born at the Pinnacle

"Mm." She responded softly, not wanting to talk more on the subject, and Serena Sutton didn’t want to ask further.

Unconsciously, the two of them moved to the front of the queue.

There was only a middle-aged woman in front of Serena Sutton, who just sat in the chair as Dr. Aiken began taking her pulse.

Serena Sutton finally mustered the courage, turned around, and seriously said to Faye Turner, "I’m sorry, my work has incorporated your ideas, it’s definitely plagiarism, yet it’s still in production."

"It’s okay." Faye Turner smiled genuinely, showing she really didn’t care, "No matter whose idea it is, our ultimate hope is that customers will buy and enjoy it."

You see, this is Mrs. Lancaster’s vision, and this round, Prestige Group is sure to profit.

Serena Sutton was moved and couldn’t help but hug Faye Turner, which startled Faye Turner.

"Thank you." Having said that, she quickly released Faye Turner, and Serena Sutton felt completely relieved.

At this moment, Dr. Aiken finished taking the pulse for the middle-aged woman and, while preparing the medicine, said, "I say, ma’am, has someone stolen your money at home?"

This drew the attention of Serena Sutton and Faye Turner. Were medical consultations also about solving crimes now?

The middle-aged woman was left dumbfounded, "No."

"Then your heart must be very worried!" Dr. Aiken said, "You worry about things that don’t concern you, worry worth thousands of dollars! It’s no wonder your health is suffering!"

This amused Faye Turner.

The middle-aged woman was speechless, understanding his point.

Then, Dr. Aiken turned to Faye Turner and said in a commendatory tone, "Look, you should all be like her, smiling more often, her smile is so beautiful, what problems can’t be overcome?"

Dr. Aiken continued, "Getting angry harms only your body, in the end, you’re the one getting sick, taking medicine, having surgery, and entering the grave, so why bother?"

Implying that the lady’s illness was due to excessive worrying and stress.

Dr. Aiken prescribed her some traditional medicine and advised, "Take it regularly, drink three large bowls a day, worry less, and in less than half a month, everything will be fine."

"Thank you, Dr. Aiken, thank you!"

After this lady left, it was Serena Sutton’s turn. The young girl placed her milk tea on the glass counter and sat down in the chair.

"Hello doctor, do you need to check my tongue before taking my pulse?"

"Do I need to check the tongue to take a pulse?" Dr. Aiken bluntly said, "Even my mom would come out of the grave to hit me for that! The coffin lid wouldn’t stay shut!"

Serena Sutton felt quite embarrassed, while Faye Turner was amused again.

Dr. Aiken remembered Faye Turner, as she had been here twice, so while checking Serena Sutton’s pulse, he said to Faye Turner, "You look so happy and have such a good attitude, you must live a long life."

"Haha, that’s great, it means I’ll have more room in life to make mistakes." Faye Turner casually replied.

"Looking at you, with your noble aura, do you really need to make mistakes?" Dr. Aiken joked or perhaps was serious, "A lady born at the peak."

Faye Turner didn’t take this to heart, considering it a joke.

She assumed he meant that she was currently married to the peak.

In any case, Mrs. Lancaster’s position, at this moment, seemed very stable.

After Dr. Aiken prescribed Serena Sutton’s medicine, she bid farewell to Faye Turner and left.

Faye Turner took out a prescription from her pocket, "Doctor, I’m not here for a consultation today, just like last time, I’m here to buy medicine from you."

Dr. Aiken took the prescription from her hand, glanced at it, and was genuinely stunned, his expression turning serious, "Who prescribed this?"