Chapter 1904

Manfred took Bonnie's pulse. After a moment, he released her wrist but didn't immediately speak. Crispin and the others anxiously watched him. "Is something seriously wrong with me?" Bonnie bit her lip. She could still feel the warmth from his touch on her wrist. Her heart raced as she spoke. Still, she mustered the courage to look at Manfred directly. Crispin quickly urged, "Manfred, whatever it is, tell us. She's seen countless physicians over the past two years—royal physicians, specialists—but their diagnoses never align. They've prescribed different remedies, but nothing works." "Yes, you don't have to worry about us. We just want the truth," Vernon Nash, Crispin's son, added. The three were visibly tense, especially Bonnie. Bonnie truly feared she might have an incurable disease, a verdict that would shatter her dreams of a future with the man before her. She desperately wanted to be in good health. Manfred remained calm, his expression neutral, showing no emotion. "Prin