Married at First Sight novel (Serenity and Zachary York)

The family doctor said: “The oldest young mistress, I’ll give the child some medicine, and his body temperature will drop
completely. Don’t give him medicine for the time being; if it doesn’t go away completely, if he has recurring fevers, and his body
temperature exceeds 38 degrees 5 degrees, then give him medicine. I’ll return tomorrow to take a look.”
“Don’t I need to give him medicine now?” Serenity asked.
Zachary answered, “Try not to take medicine if he can. All medicines are 30% poisonous.”
Just got a shot and some medicine for some minor issues. It would be very problematic in the future if people developed drug
resistance.
Serenity also knew that she could try not to take medicine if she could, but every time Sonny was sick, she and her sister were
very nervous and anxious, hoping that the child would get better soon, so the first thing they did was take the child to the doctor,
get an infusion, or take medicine.
A few minutes later, Serenity took out the thermometer. After reading it, she breathed a sigh of relief and said, “It’s thirty-seven
degrees eight.”
Sonny Left his aunt’s arms, and asked to eat dumplings.
“Okay, let’s eat dumplings.”
Serenity asked the family doctor again: “Doctor, Sonny can be lowered by physical cooling, so he don’t need to take medicine for
the time being, right?”
It was estimated that the air conditioner was turned on at night, kicking the quilt and catching a cold would cause a cold and
fever.
Serenity felt relieved.
The Doctor prescribed medicine for Sonny for a day, explained a few more words, and then left.
Serenity only called Liberty when she and Sonny were eating dumplings.
At this time, Liberty was already in the hospital.
Duncan still ordered the bodyguards to keep Liberty out of the door.

With the help of Mrs. Lewis like yesterday, Liberty swaggered into Duncan’s ward like a r*scal.
Duncan picked up the bouquet Liberty had just bought and threw it on the ground while saying something cold: “Throw it out!”
Liberty put down the insulated lunch box, which contained the bone soup she made for Duncan today.
Seeing that Duncan was about to reach out and overturn the insulated lunch box again, Liberty quickly pushed the lunch box to
the edge, so that Duncan would not be able to reach it.
She just bent down to pick up the bunch of flowers, sat down on the chair in front of the bed, and said, “Don’t you like this bunch
of flowers? It’s very beautiful. I bought them at Spring Blossoms. The flowers there are all beautiful.”
Duncan: “I don’t like it, throw it away, don’t bring it into my room. I can’t smell the scent of flowers, it stinks!”
Liberty: “I think it smells so good, I’ll go out and buy a vase later, put the flowers in the vase, If you don’t want to be stink to
death, just recuperate honestly and don’t bother the people around you. The fragrance of flowers doesn’t stink at all, why don’t I
buy a few durians and smell the fragrance of flowers?”
Duncan stared at her.
Liberty deliberately said: “If you don’t take good care of your injuries and get well soon, I will put a few durians and a few
bunches of flowers in your ward every day to suffocate you to death.”
Duncan remained silent with a dark face.
Durian was his least favorite food because It smelled bad.