Be a matchmaker in an otome game

Chapter 353 Jane and Anna

After returning home, the children at home had already washed up in a sensible manner, and had finished breakfast and washed the bowls.

But this is obviously just a child less than five years old.

When the girl saw her mother coming back, she couldn't help but laugh: "Mom... cough cough cough..."

I was so frightened that I quickly poured the girl a glass of water and patted her back to calm her down.

Unable to go on like this, the woman made up her mind, changed her daughter into a set of clothes for going out, and then took her out of the house.

The girl asked her mother ignorantly: "Mom, where are we going?"

The woman took a deep breath: "Let's go see a doctor for you."

"But shouldn't the pharmacist come to your home for medical treatment?"

"Well, this time we will go to another place to treat you."

The girl held her mother's hand. Although she didn't understand anything and didn't know the difference between asking someone to see a doctor at home and going to see a doctor elsewhere, she still followed her mother trustingly and didn't feel her mother's uneasiness at all.

The hospital is not difficult to find. Yesterday's farce made many people pay attention to the hospital, but no one dared to visit again for a while. Everyone was waiting and watching.

The woman walked through the door with her child.

The receptionist was standing bored behind the counter when he suddenly saw someone coming to the door and smiled subconsciously: "Hello, do you need any help?"

The woman was startled by this sudden greeting. She subconsciously looked at the front desk, and then met a ferocious face.

The soldiers who have retired from the battlefield, even if they smile, are somewhat tainted with hostility, and most of them are tall and strong. This kind of body shape is very oppressive to ordinary women and children, and there are also faces on the front desk.

A scar made his face look even more terrifying.

The girl was glanced at by the front desk, and she immediately burst into tears. Her cries were deafening, and she threw herself into her mother's arms, shouting incoherently that there were monsters and monsters, and that she was calling for help.

The front desk was at a loss as to what to do. It was so pitiful that he just said hello in a normal way, but he didn't want to scare the child into tears.

The receptionist took a few steps forward hesitantly, trying to reassure the child: "I'm not a bad person..."

But every time he took a step forward, the child's crying became louder, almost hysterical.

"Don't come here!" The woman hugged the child and shouted in panic, "Don't come here!"

The receptionist could only stop and look at the scene in front of him anxiously and distressedly.

The woman bowed repeatedly: "I'm sorry, we're leaving now, we're leaving now!"

When the child cried like this, let alone seeing a doctor, he would probably have to be kicked out by others. The woman hurriedly picked up the child and walked out the door.

"Please stay."

Qingyue's female voice sounded from behind, and a girl quickly caught up with her and stopped her.

Although the girl was dressed plainly, the fabric looked like it could only be worn by aristocrats. The woman subconsciously stopped and then knelt down in panic.

Felissa immediately helped the woman and stopped her movements. She was not used to seeing someone kneeling in front of her, which would make her feel like her life would be shortened.

"You guys should step back first," Felissa said to the front desk and Jason who came to inform her if something was wrong.

Sure enough, after they retreated, the child's crying became much quieter, but he still hugged his mother's neck tightly and buried his head in the crook of her neck and refused to raise his head.

"Okay, it's okay," Felissa smiled and coaxed the child in a soft voice, "Although those uncles look scary, they are not bad people. The wounds on their bodies are all left to protect everyone. They all

He’s a hero, you know?”

Soothing emotions is Felisa's specialty. Under Felisa's patient and gentle explanation, the girl stopped crying and looked up at Felisa with some embarrassment.

Seeing that the girl's mood had calmed down, Felissa stood up and waved to the front desk: "Come here to register."

Although the girl was still afraid of the front desk, her mother, who gave her the most sense of security, was by her side, and she was as sharp as a child. She saw that this tall man was obviously in awe of the girl who had just coaxed her, so she became a little bolder.

Mother held hands and walked a few steps forward.

In order to avoid any accidents, Felissa decided to keep an eye on her during the entire consultation.

This incident also made her realize that it was inappropriate to use retired soldiers as the front desk. After all, children can't just cry every time they come.

But it's not that easy to find people who can write and are friendly. Felissa rubbed her forehead with a headache. After all, there were too few people who knew how to write, and she couldn't find anyone available.

The front desk handed the registered information to the mother and daughter. Since they were minors, the information of both mother and daughter was registered.

"Ms. Jane and Miss Anna?" Felissa glanced at the message, then sideways guided them towards the consulting room, "Please go this way."

"We can just go by ourselves," Jane looked at Felissa with some confusion, "How can we ask the noble lady to show us the way?"

"Please don't worry about these details," Felissa said lightly, "just follow me."

Jane could only take her daughter to follow.

The pharmacist was already waiting in the consulting room. He also went out to take a look at the big commotion just now. If Felissa hadn't come, he would have done it. He couldn't just watch the mother and daughter go out.

After briefly asking Jane about the child's condition, the pharmacist asked Anna to open her mouth wide. He wanted to see the condition of Anna's throat.

The pharmacist hissed and said: This is a bit serious. If it continues, it will be difficult to treat."

Jane suddenly became nervous: "Can it be cured?"

"Yes," the pharmacist was quite confident, "I just drank too much medicine."

"I don't want to take the medicine," Anna pursed her lips when she heard the medicine was taken. "The medicine is so bitter, so don't take the medicine."

The childish words made everyone present laugh, but they could not be the reason not to take medicine. The pharmacist prescribed medicine for a total of ten days and asked Jane to go to the medicine cabinet to get the medicine.

"One day's worth of medicine costs eleven copper coins," Jason worked hard to count the medicine costs, adding them up day by day. "Ten days' worth is..."

Felicia couldn't stand it anymore, sighed and told him directly: "One hundred and ten copper coins."

"So much money!" Jane exclaimed, and then questioned, "You can't make a mistake, right?"

"Miss Felicia can't make a mistake." Jason said displeasedly.

Jane shrank her neck. Although she didn't speak, her face showed disapproval. Obviously she didn't believe it. She didn't see any calculation process by Felissa. In her eyes, Felissa just said a number casually.

Felissa didn't care: "It doesn't matter. You can pay for the medicine every day. Anyway, the medicine is packed according to the daily use."

Jane accepted this method. Jason handed her a packet of medicine and she took out eleven copper coins. This action was repeated ten times.

When she was about to leave after paying the bill, Felicia stopped her and said, "Ms. Jane, do you want to count how many copper coins there are?"

Jane didn't want to count at first, but Anna grabbed her clothes: "Mom, I want to count."

Jane obeyed her daughter's opinion. Since she had nothing else to do when she went back, she just wanted to play with her daughter.

(End of chapter)