Love's perfect match novel (Elspeth and Callum) novel Chapter 353

Arthur pulled an inexplicably baffling and amorous smile at Elspeth, who held her breath and said, “Tell me.”

“It’s a secret!” With that, the man walked away resolutely.

Then, something seemed to have hit him as he turned back around. “That reminds me. Our engagement party was ruined. We’ll have to redo it in a couple of days. You better get ready for it again.”

Elspeth had just lost interest in why he would poison Ginna, and now he threw this bomb at her.

“Can’t we just leave it as it is? We’ve already done it once, and everyone already knows.”

All things aside, just having to wake up at 5.00AM to get her makeup done was already torturous enough.

“That won’t fly. I’m a man of principles; everything needs to be done through and through.” Arthur shook his head with a frown. It seemed that he cared a lot about this matter.

In the end, he still left after he said everything he wanted to.

Elspeth didn’t have anything important to see to either. Then, it suddenly occurred to her that she hadn’t given Isabel the medicinal herbs she had brought back the other time. Hence, she decided to buy a few other medicinal herbs from the hospital to mix with that batch after reaching home.

However, there were too few medicinal herbs in hospitals abroad. Even if the hospital she was in had the city’s largest medicinal herb dispensary, she couldn’t enter as she pleased, let alone obtain those medicinal herbs.

Still, she went with a glimmer of hope.

Just as she arrived at the entrance, the middle-aged man guarding the medicinal herb dispensary stood up and cautioned gravely, “Persons concerned only, miss. Please leave.”

“I’d like to purchase some medicinal herbs. May I please speak to your person-in-charge about it?” Elspeth asked politely.

“But…” Seeing that a stunning, polite woman pleaded to him, the middle-aged man started hesitating.

At that, Elspeth began imploring and talking her way into it. Coupled with her impeccable smile, the man gave in immediately. “Alright, alright, let me check.”

With that, the man left and returned with a Damorian guy, whom Elspeth thought looked familiar but just couldn’t quite figure out where she had seen him.

As the latter was also from Damoria, he lowered his guard immediately after seeing Elspeth, and he asked, “May I know what you’ll be doing with these medicinal herbs, miss?”

“I have a friend seeking medical treatment,” she answered euphemistically, “and I happened to specialize in traditional medicine, so I’d like to buy some medicinal herbs.”

Hearing that she specialized in traditional medicine, the man narrowed his eyes slightly, and he sized her up arbitrarily with his piercing gaze. “You look like you’re just in your early twenties, and you say you specialize in traditional medicine?”

Elspeth suspected that the man doubted her because she said she ‘specialized’ in the study, so she backtracked her words at once. “Well, not really. I just know a thing or two.”

“Know a thing or two, and you already dare treat someone else so casually. Are you not worried you’ll cause your friend misfortune?”

The man was displeased no matter what she said.

“Yes, I only know a thing or two, and I’m not skilled enough, but my mentor’s a master in traditional medicine. Nothing will happen to her.”

At that, the man became even more skeptical. “You have a mentor? What’s his name?”

Anyone with a good temper would’ve long become annoyed after so much questioning, let alone Elspeth.