Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 352 The first patient’s family

Today, Mark made a good start. Felissa gave Mark five copper coins in front of everyone that night. Mark accepted it happily and put it away very carefully.

Others looked at Mark with envy.

Felissa asked Mark to stand on the podium: "Tell me about your process, and also share your experience."

Mark cleared his throat. He was indeed proud. His personality is more expressive and eager to win. He completed Felicia's task before anyone else. This unique honor made him proud.

His self-esteem was greatly satisfied, especially recently when he was far behind Jason in literacy and arithmetic, which made him suffer from anxiety for a while.

"Actually, it's nothing," Mark tried his best to suppress the smile on his face and said pretending to be serious. "After the meeting on the first day, I just thought that we need to find the kind of people who will listen to us, otherwise we won't be able to talk to them.

, let alone introduce the hospital. So I found Eugen from San Tiao Street next door. He introduced me to his uncle’s third cousin’s grandpa’s cousin’s nephew. He arranged a wall-building job for me.

Today’s patient is my co-worker.”

"Okay!" People in the audience applauded, "Well done."

Felissa closed her mouth that was open in surprise. She hadn't calculated the relationship just now. How did Mark establish a relationship with someone so far away? This is also a skill.

Everyone's enthusiastic response made Mark more confident, and he puffed up his chest: "Originally they were not willing to come here today, but other pharmacists' homes are far away, so I promised them that if they did not receive treatment when they arrived at the hospital, please

I gave them the pharmacist’s money, so they were willing to come here.”

The craftsmen who build the wall usually negotiate the price before starting the work. How much labor will it cost to build the wall, but it is not much. The cost of hiring a pharmacist for fifty copper coins is equivalent to building the wall in vain. It is not cheap.

Thinking that he was a bastard, they tentatively sent the patient over. It was precisely because of Mark's boastful words that he followed a group of onlookers.

Although Mark himself did not realize it, his behavior was undoubtedly a wave of advertising for the hospital. It happened in full view of the public. Many people saw the patient being sent to the hospital and then bought the medicine. Now they are looking at the patient.

How is the effect of taking the medicine?

The pharmacist prescribed medicine for four days in total, which cost nine copper coins per day. The price was not expensive because the plantation had not yet been established, so the medicine was still sold at market price. Of course, this was also because the patient's injuries were not serious.

For serious reasons.

When Felissa and the others didn't know it, there was a family in Cliff City, and the couple were talking.

The wife asked her husband: "What happened today? Why did Ken fall off the ladder? My siblings' eyes are red from crying today."

The husband, the eldest brother of the comatose patient in the afternoon, answered his wife: "Ken, that kid, is very clumsy. If his feet slip when he steps on a ladder, doesn't that mean he fell?"

As soon as he finished speaking, a heartbreaking cough came from the small closed room. The couple stopped talking in unison and were silent for a while. Then the wife spoke with some difficulty: "The child has been coughing for three days."

Damn it, why don't we ask the pharmacist to come and take a look tomorrow?"

Most of them think like this. When they first experience discomfort, they always feel that if they just endure it, it will pass. Sometimes the body's self-healing mechanism works, and it's true that just holding on will get better. But some diseases don't just persist.

You can heal yourself, especially children who are relatively delicate and prone to illness.

The husband pondered for a moment and then made a resolute decision: "If you don't ask the pharmacist, you can take her to the hospital tomorrow."

"Go, where?"

"The hospital," the husband repeated patiently, "is where I am willing to go today."

"But didn't you say that's where the nobles go? We'll be beaten to death if we go there."

The husband's expression was a little awkward: "You didn't know that before. You see, if I go today, nothing will happen."

The wife was still worried: "But the charge is so low, won't there be any problem?"

"No way," the husband disagreed. "It's owned by a nobleman. Would he care about our little money? What good would it do her to lie to us?"

Seeing that his wife was still frowning, he thought for a while: "How about this? Tomorrow you go and see how Ken is doing. If he is okay, then you take the child to the hospital. If not, invite the pharmacist.

At home.”

This arrangement was okay. My wife thought about it and accepted it. The two of them said nothing more and blew out the candles to rest.

The next morning, the husband left for work, and the wife packed up and went to Ken's house.

Ken was still sleeping, and it was Ken's wife, her sister-in-law, who entertained her.

My sister-in-law looked like she hadn't slept well at all. Her eyes were red and the whites of her eyes were bloodshot.

The wife brought a jar of wheat porridge to her sister-in-law. She put the jar on the table and asked her sister-in-law: "How is Ken?"

"I woke up twice yesterday, and each time I woke up for a while and said I felt dizzy and wanted to vomit." My sister-in-law sniffed and said, "Sister-in-law, you said you won't let this happen in the future. What should we do in the future?"

The man in the family is the most powerful pillar of the family. If this pillar falls, it will make people feel extremely uneasy.

The wife comforted her sister-in-law: "Isn't this medicine prescribed for four days? Once you finish the medicine, you will be fine."

"What's the point of taking medicine for four days?" my sister-in-law said angrily, "I think that ghost place is just for cheating money. This medicine has no effect at all."

The wife was speechless. She thought it was too greedy to take four days of medicine and get the effect in one day. She casually said, "If you are really worried, please ask the pharmacist to come and take a look."

The sister-in-law gasped: "How can our family have so much money? Ken is lying in bed and doesn't know if he will get better."

The wife heard something now: "Then what do you want to do?"

The sister-in-law smiled flatteringly at her wife and said, "Sister-in-law, can you tell your elder brother and let the kind man who paid for the medical treatment yesterday help pay for the medicine?"

Although she had always known that her sister-in-law was a bit shameless, she never expected that she would be so shameless.

"Why should someone help you out?"

The sister-in-law said confidently: "He was the one who said he wanted to send Ken to such and such a place, so shouldn't he be responsible for Ken?"

After a few words, the wife shook her head and said, "You take good care of Ken, and I'll go back first."

The sister-in-law raised her voice behind her and chased her, saying, "Sister-in-law, please remember to tell your eldest brother!"

The wife answered her equally loudly: "Go and tell him yourself!"

(End of chapter)