Chapter 1416


    Chapter 1416 No Room for Error


    Eugene and Olivia followed Albert''s lead and nodded slightly at Alice, "Hello, your Majesty!"


    Alice had thought that Olivia looked familiar until she discerned Olivia''s face and was frozen with


    shock. Is it her?


    Seeing that Alice hadn''t reacted, the people around her finally gave her a reminder and she recovered.


    "Miss Maxwell, Mr. Nn, you havee a long way. Please have a seat."


    Eugene and Olivia sat down as instructed, but Alice kept staring at Olivia. Alice couldn''t be mistaken;


    wasn''t Olivia the assassin who had stolen the ne in Eurosia that night? How had she be a


    miracle doctor?


    Alice didn''t say anything, though, concealing her shock as she calmly asked, "I heard from my brother


    that General Bleu has shown some improvement under your care."


    Olivia responded, "Yes, but General Bleu''s condition is a chronic illness that requires a slower pace of


    treatment. I will do my best!"


    Alice replied, "Thank you for your efforts."


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    Olivia responded in turn. "You''re wee!"


    However, as soon as Alice finished speaking, someone sneered from nearby, "How dare you proudly


    wear that hat! Do you know your own capabilities? You speak as if you know what you''re talking


    about!"


    Olivia looked over, and sure enough, it was that persistent princess.


    The princess had stood up by then and bowed deeply to the queen. "Your Majesty, I think this miracle


    doctor needs to be thoroughly investigated. Leaving aside the fact that it''s unreliable for such a young


    woman to im herself as one, let''s talk about the events of yesterday. I heard that Albert invited a


    miracle doctor back here, so I went to the young master''s residence and asked her to diagnose me to


    test her skills, but she refused. Isn''t that suspicious? If she really has the ability, why wouldn''t she dare


    diagnose me?"


    Eugene and Olivia followed Albert''s lead and nodded slightly at Alice, "Hello, your Majesty!"


    Olivia and Eugene exchanged a nce and remained silent. After all, this was the pce of Eurosia,


    and Alice would definitely ask them if she needed their input.


    Even though they remained silent, Albert couldn''t help it since he couldn''t stand any negative


    comments about Olivia. It wasn''t just because she had helped Doreen with her treatment but also


    because he truly regarded Olivia as a friend. Beatrix had made Olivia suffer before this and was now


    saying such things in front of him.


    He stood up as well, bowing respectfully to Alice before turning to Beatrix. "Is that a problem? Miss


    Maxwell was invited to treat General Bleu, not you. What right do you have to demand her to diagnose


    you? General Bleu''s condition has already improved which is proof of her ability. What does she need


    to prove to you?"


    Beatrix sneered. "Has it really improved? Just a slight improvement in spirit doesn''t necessarily mean


    anything. I remember a kind of medicine that can temporarily stimte someone, and it''s very likely


    that she has resorted to this to make us believe that General Bleu has indeed improved. Then, she can


    stay here and earn a high consultation fee. Who knows if it''s really improved?"


    Albert was really angered, and his voice couldn''t help but be louder. "General Bleu''s spirit has not


    just improved since she can speak now. Do you think a miracle doctor can cure her in just one day?


    You''re just being nitpicky. We have found so many doctors for her, but you insisted on testing all their


    medical skills. You have driven away countless doctors. I wonder if you really want General Bleu to be


    cured, Grand Princess."


    Beatrix became enraged and pointed at him. "Albert, how can you say that? Why would I not want her


    to be cured? If I really didn''t want it, why would I be so cautious? You can say that my suspicions are


    unfounded, but how can you think of me like this? General Bleu is the pir of our country and I am


    more anxious than anyone else when she is ill. But the more anxious we are, the less room there is for


    any mistakes. Given General Bleu''s current physical condition, is there any room for error?"