Wake Up! You’re My Ex Now (Cordelia) novel Chapter 227

Elijah handed the box to Cordelia and asked her to look at it. He then made a guess and said, "More than 100 thousand dollars?"

Samuel shook his head and said, "More than 10 million dollars."

Elijah chuckled and said nothing.

If it was really a panacea, that huge sum of money would be worth it. After all, health was the most important thing.

After Cordelia looked at the pill, she carefully closed the lid and handed it back to Samuel with both hands.

At this time, Samuel said, "Evie, I heard that you are the apprentice of Mr. Carter. What do you think of this medicine?"

Cordelia smiled. "It's a good medicine."

Cordelia had already smelled it just now, and the medicinal materials in this pill were very precious, but spending such a huge sum of money for this medicine was a rash behavior.

Jenny was not Cordelia's patient. She did not know the condition of Jenny. Therefore, Cordelia did not dare to make a judgment on whether it could cure the disease.

At this time, Jenny suddenly said, "Evie, can I trouble you to give me a diagnosis?"

Cordelia nodded and said, "Yes, but we have a rule as the apprentice of Milo, which is all patients who receive our diagnosis must pay the consultation fee."

Cordelia spoke very seriously, and both Samuel and Jenny were surprised as they heard it.

"I've heard for a long time that the master of alternative medicine, Mr. Carter, is an old man with a very charming personality. This rule indeed fits his image." Samuel laughed.

Jenny also smiled. "Evie, I'm very happy you agree. I'm willing to pay thousands of dollars."

Cordelia smiled and waved her hands. She said, "There is no need for you to pay me thousands of dollars. After the diagnosis is over, you can pay me casually. There is no specific price."

If it was in the pharmacy, it would be paid according to the consultation fee of the pharmacy. If Milo assigned a task, his assistant would directly collect the consultation fee.

As for today's situation, the doctor could decide how much the patient should pay if they reached an agreement.

Cordelia had always been casual. No matter how much money the patient paid, she would not feel unhappy.