Chapter 86: Miss Woodham's Trouble

Meanwhile, Shonna had been taking the medicine prescribed by Amber for three days, yet her condition was deteriorating. She suffered from relentless high fever, extreme weakness, and even bouts of vomiting and diarrhea. Mrs. Fanning and Beatrice were beside themselves with worry. After the family doctor administered antipyretic medication to Beatrice, Mrs. Fanning anxiously inquired, "Dr. Lyon, how is Shonna doing? Will her fever subside?" "Miss Woodham's situation is not promising," Dr. Lyon said gravely, "She has been experiencing continuous high fever for these three days. Normally, after the fever breaks, it should not recur so quickly. But after taking the medicine, her fever returns within just seven or eight hours. Today, the antipyretic drugs are no longer effective on her." Dr. Lyon continued, his expression serious, "Additionally, her vomiting and diarrhea are relentless. If this continues, I fear for Miss Woodham's life. I recommend we send her to the hospital." "But Miss