Chapter 70
Loidâs recovery might have been concealed from most people, but it might not have eluded those in Bridgeport
Furthermore, they had already spread news of Loidâs recovery early on. It was likely that those in Bridgeport had already begun investigating who healed old
Additional efforts to conceal the truth might not work, which warranted increased security for Lily.
While the two were talking, sudden bursts of explosions erupted in the kitchen.
Loidâs expression tensed at the sound of the explosion. He quickly tossed his cigarette away and hurried into the kitchen.
shanâs expression soured. He had just boasted that no one could mess with Lily without his consent, yet someone was already attacking her. Talk about quick!
He hurried to the kitchen alongside Loid. He was dumbfounded when he opened the kitchen door.
Loid stood frozen at the doorway. It took him a while to register what was happening
âLily what happened just now?â Shainâs mouth quivered. He was unable to believe what he had seen.
The kitchen looked like a battlefield full of wreckage
Lily calmly emerged from the chaos, appearing somewhat embarrassed. âSorry, I was just making something.â
She let out a cough and looked somewhat sheepish. Her wandering, unfocused gaze betrayed her guilt. âIâll compensate you for the loss.â
It took a while for Loid to finally snap out of his shock. He pursed his thin lips, unable to mask the bewilderment on his face.
His concern wasnât the nearly blownâup kitchen but Lily herself âAre you okay?ââ
Iâm okay.â Lily lifted the lid off the pressure cooker, which looked completely ruined.
Several brown herbal pills nestled quietly inside the pressure cooker. Lily glanced at them and nodded in satisfaction. She took out the pills and kept one for herself before giving the rest to Loid.
âTake one pill daily and let me know when you run out of them. Iâll make more for you.â
She scanned the disarrayed kitchen and said, âI wonât be able to make any more herbal pills today even if I wanted to.â
âGive me a headsâup the next time you want to make herbal pills and Iâll get you some useful tools,â Loid said as he took the herbal pills from her.
After a brief pause, Loid gazed earnestly at Lily and said, âThank youâ
âYouâve paid me for them,â Lily said with a smirk, her exquisite features bathing in the soft halo of the lights
Lold was momentarily fazed by her smile. Usually cold and quickâtempered, she rarely smiled. He hadnât expected her smile to be so mesmerizing
âThat meager amount of money is not nearly enough to repay you for saving my life.â Loid subconsciously gripped Lilyâs hand tighter.
Lily grinned and gave Lold a friendly pat on the shoulder as if they were good buddies. âI operate on a fair exchange basis when it comes to saving lives. If I think itâs fair enough, then itâs sufficientâ
Loid said nothing more. He asked Daniel to fetch him some water, then took a herbal pill with it.
Shaun was astonished by everything unfolding before him, so he remained dazed for a while.
It took him a while before he turned to Lily and asked, âWere you making herbal pills just now?
He had once heard Neil mention that herbal pill crafting was a real profession. It involved producing herbal pills through special techniques and using various herbs
Word had it that the pills produced by herbal pill crafters could cure nearly every illness in the world, making them highly sought after.
However, herbal pill crafters were rare because most people lacked the intelligence and patience to master the skill. Therefore, the profession of herbal pill crafting remained mysterious.
Shaun was skeptical of Neilâs claim. After all, he had only read about such things in novels and felt they were nonâexistent in real life.
Yet he had just witnessed it with his own eyes. There were indeed people who could make herbal pills from scratch, and that person happened to be a 19âyearâold girl
Shaun felt that his confidence was crumbling apart.
âWhat the heck is this? Weâre all human, so why are others so exceptionally talented but not me?â Shaun thought disgruntledly.
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