Chapter 32
I left the courtyard and walked from the small path that I had just taken to the backyard. I did not expect
the scenery tob e even more enchanting back there. All I could see were beautiful green nts and
colorful flowers as if I was in a sea of flowers.
The owner of this house must be a richi and elegant person to maintain this garden so well-kept and
beautiful.
I walked along the tree-lined path and took in a breath of fresh air. I remediately felt much better.
At that moment, a two to three-year-old looking girl ran past me. She was running around in a white
satin dress.
Suddenly, she slipped and was about to fall. Beside her was a fully bloomed rose covered in thorns.
I rushed forward and lifted the child. Fortunately, I was fast enough so her body did note into
contact with the thorns.
The little girl was frightened and cried out loud.
At this moment, a handsome man in his thirties ran up to me and hugged the child tofort him. He
said, “Thank you so much for what you did just now.”
“You are wee. She is very cute. Is this your child?” Looking at the child’s pink face, my heart
melted. In the future, I hope my child will also be this obedient!
“Yes, especially naughty, like a boy.” The little girl had stopped crying and was struggling in the man’s
arms. The man ced her back on the ground with some affection and whispered, “You are not
allowed to run anymore. You will get hurt i f you fall.”
The little girl came to me and pulled on the corner of my clothes. She revealed a cute smile and said
crisply, “Auntie, let’s g o over there and y.”
She was just too cute. I could not help but run after her, but I was stopped by that man. “You are
pregnant, and she is naughty. Do not let her.”
I was stunned. How could the man tell?
“I have studied medicine before. From yourplexion, I can tell that you are pregnant. It should be
almost two months now, right?” Seeing my confusion, the man smiled and exined.
I was shocked once again. Even a trained doctor, who did not check my pulse or consult me, could
guess the duration of m y pregnancy just by looking at my face. He was even better than Mason. I
could not help but admire the wonders of medicine.
I changed the topic. “Does this garden belong to you? These nts and flowers are special. The man
looked majestic, whichplemented the courtyard.
The man smiled and said, “My father usually takes care of them. To be precise, they are all medicinal
nts. There are thousands of herbs and ingredients here.”
No wonder I had a feeling these flowers and nts were unique. I felt like I had never seen them
before.
herbs nted here are not good for the fetus.” The man carried the child and walked towards the
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backyard,
I turned around and returned to the pavilion in the front yard. After a while, Theo came out. He saw me
squatting by the pavilion while looking at the fish in the pond. He said, “Beware of falling.”
I was fine at first, but when he suddenly spoke, I panicked. My hand that Wis holding onto the edge of
the pailim slipped. I almostulunget into the pond, but Theo reaced quickly and pulled me up.
“Are you a pig? You are so stupid” to frowned, cursing as he looked a my hand.
Feeling awkward, I pulled back my hand and resentfully said, “I was careless.”
He did not say any word further as he pulled me toward the courtyard.
I let him pull me, and I asked curiously,” This is the medicine garden and also a ce to eat. Do you
serve medicinal
particr about nourishing their health. I n the past few years, medicinal cuisine was highly sought
after by everyone.
“Mm!” He did not want me to talk to him, so I tactfully kept quiet.
Soon, we returned to the room we were in before. President John smiled and said, Today, we are
basking in President Grant’s luck. I heard that Mr. Hendrick had personally cooked soup for us.”
“Who is Mr. Hendrick?” I asked curiously. Are chefs not usually refer to themselves b y the title of
‘Master’?