The first heir novel (Master Yu Who Smokes) novel Chapter 2056

“Young Master Philip, the 3,000 years mentioned in the ancient texts may not be very credible and perhaps just exaggerated.”

Seeing Philip’s look of dejection, Dr. Gates coughed lightly and said, “However, don’t be discouraged. Although this prescription is hard to come by, I’ll try my best to read the ancient books again to find out if there’s a remedy to alleviate the young madam’s illness.”

Philip nodded. He felt very empty, disappointed, and upset.

“Dr. Gates, I’ll be counting on you, then,” Philip said respectfully with a bow.

Dr. Gates quickly helped Philip up and said, “Young Master Philip, you don’t have to do this. I’m just one of the Clarke family’s doctors and I should do my best. You don’t have to bow to me.”

Philip did not say anything but looked at Dr. Gates very seriously and said, “Dr. Gates, don’t tell the young madam about this matter for now.”

Dr. Gates naturally understood and answered with a nod, “I understand, please rest assured. I’ll go back and prescribe a few supplements to the young madam to replenish her blood and boost her vitality. Even though it can’t help much, it can lessen her suffering for the next three years.”

Philip’s eyes were red as he nodded and instructed the servant to send Dr. Gates back. Looking at the doctor’s departure, Philip stood in the yard and looked up at the vast starry sky.

There were countless stars in the sky, and shooting stars could be seen from time to time.

“Phil, what are you thinking about?” At this moment, a gentle voice came from behind Philip.

Then, Philip felt an extra jacket over his shoulders. He turned around and saw Wynn looking at him with a gentle smile on her face. He squeezed out a smile, gently took Wynn into his arms, and said, “Wynnie, it’s been a long time since we looked at the stars together.”

Wynn leaned in Philip’s arms, raised her delicate little face, and looked at the stars in the sky. A happy smile appeared at the corners of her mouth as she said, “Phil, do you still remember the time when we used to count the stars together at the university’s lover’s slope?”