Mission To Remarry

Chapter 435

Seeing that Jonathan was full of confidence, Lucian asked, “What is it? Stop keeping me in suspense.” ;

Jonathan broke into a casual smile. “To further develop traditional medicine, our country provides the best environment to do so. I‘m sure that was Dr. Jarvis‘ objective when she chose to return. It‘s just…”

Here, Jonathan threw Lucian a glance. There was no need for him to finish his sentence.

Roxanne had come back to Chanaea so that she could expand the field of traditional medicine. Unfortunately, she didn‘t expect to run into the Farwell family and be forced to leave.

Meeting Jonathan‘s gaze, the frustrated Lucian grimaced.

“But if the proposition is attractive enough, I‘m sure Dr. Jarvis will be willing to stay for the sake of traditional medicine research,” Jonathan said.

have heard about the prestigious families who live in seclusion within Chanaea. Among them, the Damaris family used to cause waves within the field of ancient medicine. Unfortunately, they gradually faded

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be shocked when he heard

the medical fraternity in Horington was the Queen

the Damaris family had worked closely with traditional medicine practitioners. In fact, legend had it that their ancestor was once a royal doctor who not only possessed extraordinary medical skills but had kept a collection of books on ancient medicine from the palace. Subsequently, these books were handed down through the generations to

the family‘s heritage, they would prove their skills and the authenticity of their

books

limelight for a long period of time, the Damaris family had been revealing themselves slowly again. Every few years, they would send someone out to provide medical consultation although the time was never fixed. Whoever needed their services would have to rely on

the Queen family only got wind of the matter because

specialized in traditional medicine, she would definitely have heard of the

if she were to learn about the Damaris family‘s medical consultation, it might be reason

to set up a research institute in Chanaea to further expand the influence of traditional medicine. They will be looking for other organizations to collaborate with. In my opinion, other than Dr. Jarvis‘ research institute, no one else is worthy enough