All Her Secrets

The palace was buzzing with people, but inside the hall, there was only the sound of sizzling barbecue. The noble princes and princesses, who usually indulged in delicacies, now watched intently as Catherine enjoyed the barbecue in front of her. It was truly tempting and mouth-watering.

Catherine leisurely leaned back on the soft chair specially prepared for her by the king, holding a fork in one hand and eating barbecue while administering injections to the patients beside her with the other hand. Sometimes, without even looking, she could insert the needle into the correct acupuncture points of the patients.

Despite Catherine’s arrogant attitude, no one dared to question her. After all, she even dared to scold Queen Lina.

Who would dare to provoke her?

The princes who had received the acupuncture treatment looked refreshed and rejuvenated. It was unclear whether Catherine’s medical skills were truly remarkable or if there was a psychological factor at play.

These princes spread the word about Catherine’s miraculous healing abilities. They said she could cure strange illnesses with ease. The news spread quickly, and soon, the entire palace knew about it.

Outside the hall, a servant named Adams observed the flushed faces of the princes as they came out after receiving the acupuncture treatment. He furrowed his brow.

Adams was a lowly and inconspicuous servant in the palace. He had been observing everything for a long time. The fact that every prince came out with a smile on their face made him wonder if the doctor brought in by the king was indeed that skilled.

Although Adams had doubts, seeing the same expression on all the princes reassured him. He kept his head low and quietly left, unaware that Withal had been observing his every move from the doorway.

After Adams left, Withal returned to the hall and glanced up at Catherine. Both of them understood each other without words. The trap had been set, the bait had been thrown, and now they just had to wait for the big fish to take it.

After leaving the hall, Adams sneaked to a secluded spot where no one was around. Once he confirmed no one was nearby, he took out his cell phone and dialed a mysterious phone number.

turned serious. “Boss, I have important information to report!” He proceeded to tell the person on the other end about everything

I heard that the doctor plans to teach her mysterious acupuncture technique to

of the phone said in a low voice, “Don’t panic, just keep an eye on her.

speaking, the man hung up the phone. Adams’s face was filled with worry as he looked at

administer acupuncture to over sixty members of the

prince, Withal approached the chief attendant with a serious expression. “The doctor is exhausted from all the needling and needs a break. Have all the servants leave.

attendant didn’t dare to defy Withal’s orders and quickly ushered the

our

fish to

provided by the chief

the shadows who were more anxious than her. This trip to Ravenloth had already taken up a lot

no intention of leaving the palace. She was still waiting for the big

all means possible, Paxton had gathered all

and has below-average intelligence. After the queen’s death, he was exiled for many years and suffered greatly due to offending Queen Lina. It’s already quite a feat for him to return to Ravenloth

Paxton thought

the last owner of the Passam Stone was. It was the queen of Ravenloth. However, with the queen’s mysterious death, the Passam Stone has completely disappeared! Do you think Prince Harry, who was fostered under the queen’s care since childhood, could

stared intently at the document in his hand. Every word on it left an impression

“Where is he?”

asking about Prince Harry. He

lying in the room, and our people are guarding in the shadows at the door. There

every half an hour, Paxton would personally check Prince Harry’s whereabouts to

side, instructing Paxton, “Prepare the car. I’m going to the palace. You

his opinion, nothing was more important than the safety of his boss. However, his boss had ordered him to stay and watch the person, so he couldn’t