Chapter 1124 The Magic Doctor âMadame, give us the vase. Be careful! Your hand will get hurt.â Several maids were coaxing her helplessly.
The woman went crazy again.
This kind of situation would happen almost every other day.
It was not so bad to smash a few vases and antiques.
If the condition was serious, she would chase people with crutches in her hand.
âWhatâs going on?â
A handsome young man in a suit came in and saw several maids around the old woman. He frowned and strode forward.
âMr. Samuel, you are back.â A maid came forward and took the briefcase in his hand. She replied respectfully, âOld Mrs. Samuel is sick again. Sheâs going to smash the blue and white porcelain vase that Old Mr. Samuel bought at an auction.â
The young man was the young master of the Samuel family and Harrellâs cousinâBarnard Samuel.
Barnard heard that Old Mrs. Samuel was sick again, and his eyebrows tightened. An inconspicuous trace of disgust flashed in his eyes.
However, his face showed great concerns, and he accelerated his pace, âWhy did it happen more and more frequently? Didnât it happen every other day before? It just happened once yesterday. How did it happen again today?â
The maid also had a very worried look, âYes, Old Mrs. Samuel got sick more frequently.â
âHave you called the doctor?â
âYes, the doctor said that Old Mrs. Samuel may have been stimulated.â
âStimulated?â
âYes.â âHowever, no one has ever stimulated her before.â âShe was normal before, and suddenly she went crazy.â
âCall the doctor again and ask him to have a look.â
âBut the young master just called and said that he had found a very skillful doctor, and he would soon come back with the doctor to cure Old Mrs. Samuel.â
Barnard paused, turned his head, and his eyes flashed, âThe young master wants to bring a magic doctor back to cure grandma?â âHe never told me about the magic doctor.â
The maid shook her head: âThe young master only said that the doctor was very great, but he didnât say anything else.â âMr. Samuel, do I still need to call the doctor?â
Barnard was silent for a few seconds, âNo.â âSince the young master has found a magic doctor, let him bring the doctor here to cure grandma.â
âButâ¦â The maid hesitated and stopped talking. âThe young master is not very reliable in doing things.
Will the magic doctor beâ¦reliable?â
âDonât talk nonsense!â Barnard glared at the maid and roared in a low voice, âYou have no right to talk about the young master.â âI will forgive you this time, It will not be so easy if I hear such words again!â
The maid bowed her head and apologized in a hurry, âYes, master, I dare not say it again.â
Barnard didnât say anything again, and continued to walk forward. Several maids saw him and respectfully greeted, and then retreated back one after another.
âGrandma, why are you holding the vase?â âCome, give me the vase, and I will take you to eat some delicious food Barnard reached for the vase held by Old Mrs. Samuel, but his hand was slapped by her.
âYou bad guy, go away and donât try to rob me!â Old Mrs. Samuel stared at him like a thief and held the vase tighter.
That slap made Barnardâs back of hand red.
Barnard looked down at the red fingerprints on the back of his hand, and his face sank slightly. He suddenly lost his patience.
He was about to lose his temper when a maid came up, walked up to him and stopped, âMaster, the second master is back.â