Chapter 1699 Bounce Back

Rosalie felt puzzled upon getting no response from them. She even wanted to go out and take a look.

Everyone noticed her movement and snapped out of their thoughts. They quickly entered the ward.

“Mrs. Lawrence, what’s the matter?”

Rosalie sat back on the bed. “Has Byron left?”

The experts nodded hesitantly as they looked at her doubtfully.

Rosalie smiled. “I asked him to get me some fruit. Maybe it’ll take a while for him to return. I have something I want to talk to you about.”

The experts let out a relieved sigh and nodded.

“I’m sure you have examined my recovery condition.”

Rosalie spoke seriously, “The antidote had indeed shown its effect, but it has only temporarily reduced the effects of the poison. It can’t cure me. If we let it be, the poison’s effects might bounce back.”

In other words, the antidote Xander gave them was only part of the antidote.

It was just like when he poisoned her.

The antidote Xander gave had to be taken a few times. However, he had only given Byron the dosage for part of it.

Rosalie had guessed this possibility when the experts examined her body.

However, she was confident in dealing with this matter and did not want to worry Byron.

Thus, she used an excuse to make Byron leave so that she could discuss it with the experts.

The atmosphere in the ward became tense.

The experts felt strange when they found out Rosalie’s body was recovering at a slow speed.

Unexpectedly, Rosalie managed to diagnose her condition accurately by herself in such a short time.

Those experts looked at her with admiration and respect.

“Yes. The poison in your body is special. To be honest, we had no idea you were poisoned until President Lawrence suggested this possibility.”

The experts quickly started the discussion of the solution to that matter. “Then, when we knew someone had poisoned you, we… failed to diagnose what had poisoned you.”

Rosalie frowned. “Have you run a blood test on me?”

The experts nodded dejectedly. “We’ve run all the tests needed, yet we found nothing.”

Rosalie’s gaze on them looked serious. “You’re all internationally recognized experts. I’m sure you noticed something from the tests. Please share it, even if it’s only your guess about this poison. I need your help.”

The experts’ gaze on her changed.

They believed Rosalie knew she was better than them in medicine.

However, she said she needed their help.

It meant she trusted them.

The experts had been dejected these few days, but Rosalie’s trust boosted their confidence.

They looked at each other and adjusted their moods. Immediately, they looked more professional and confident as they reported to Rosalie her examination results and their possible diagnostics.

Rosalie listened to their guesses and nodded as she pondered.

When the experts finished reporting, Rosalie stopped pondering and smiled at them gratefully.

“I think I know what’s wrong, but please run another blood test for me. I want to ascertain something.”