My Fabulous Girl Boss by Evergreen novel Chapter 1610

Chapter 1610 Prescription

“Dr. Felch has passed away,” said Zachary softly. “Did you not know?”

“What?” Francesca was dumbstruck. “Is that true? When did that happen?”

“Two months ago…” Zachary told her what had transpired briefly, “He passed away in H City. Charlotte and I sent him off and even went to Mount Phoenix to perform the last rites for him.”

Francesca widened her eyes in shock and disbelief. “Dr. Felch is gone? He’s actually dead?”

“My condolences.” Zachary realized that Francesca still cared about Dr. Felch. Once a teacher, always a teacher. Dr. Felch had brought her up and taught her everything he had ever learned in this lifetime. Kindness like this could never be erased with time.

“He didn’t contact me even when he was about to pass away.” Francesca looked down and appeared upset. “Does he still blame me?”

“I doubt so…” Zachary remembered what happened before Dr. Felch passed on. “Before he left, he gave me a prescription and told me to look for you. He said you are the only one in this world who can save me.”

Francesca was surprised. “Did he really say that?”

“Yes.” Zachary nodded. “That’s the reason why I have been sending people out to look for you. The thing is, we thought we were looking for a middle-aged man.”

“That’s true.” Francesca smiled bitterly. “Enough of that. Let’s return to the main topic. Where is the prescription?”

“It’s with Ben,” Zachary said with certainty. “When you go tonight, check if the vegetative patient is Ben. If it’s true, then make him well again. You will be able to find the prescription afterward.”

Francesca raised her eyebrows. “How did you know I will be going there tonight?”

“Alpha is ill. No matter how impressive your medical skills are, there is no way you can cure her in a few days’ time. Even if she is cured, you will still want to see your child.”

Pausing, Zachary continued in an exasperated tone, “Dr. Francesco, I’m feeling very weak right now and find it hard to talk. Please stop asking unnecessary questions.”