The Billionaire's True Heiress From Fake Jewel to Real Crown novel Chapter 1567

Rory had also been admitted for a severe concussion.

Though she insisted she was fine, Claire absolutely refused to let her leave the bed.

At that moment, Claire was being cornered by a local doctor, while Stephen and Officer Miller walked in to find her rubbing her temples in frustration.

"I compounded the powder myself. There's nothing mystical about it; it's purely extracted from traditional herbs."

The doctor had originally been trying to find out where she bought the miraculous coagulant.

Finding out she had made it herself left him absolutely floored.

"Are you seriously just a college student?"

To synthesize a coagulant of that caliber, she had to be at least a post-grad researcher, right?

Were kids these days really this terrifyingly brilliant?

The doctor's face was painted with heavy skepticism.

Claire replied calmly, "Yes. I've studied medicine since childhood, integrating both traditional and modern practices."

"Then about your medicine..." The doctor hesitated, looking slightly embarrassed.

"I can leave the rest of this bottle with you," Claire offered, knowing the doctor just wanted a sample to study.

She didn't mind at all.

She had already patented the formula. Owen had seen to it that every viable drug and cosmetic formula she created was legally locked down.

"Thank you, Claire. But have you ever considered partnering with our hospital for mass production?"

"It could save countless civilian lives."

The doctor meant well; his first instinct was to scale the production for public benefit.

How many bottles could Claire realistically compound by hand?

But if a pharmaceutical factory took over, it could be distributed nationwide.

The hospital would profit, and patients would live—it was a massive win-win.

"I've already secured an exclusive contract with the military for this formula. I apologize."

Hearing that, the doctor was stunned for a second, then nodded in total understanding.

Of course. The military would kill for a trauma coagulant of that caliber.

And frankly, soldiers needed it far more than civilians did.

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