Physician Nathan let out a deep breath of relief when he heard this. In truth, he had already completely treated the poison in Anastasia's body, but Physician Clay was unaware. After all, King George only intended for her to be unable to conceive for a few years.
So, before taking the risk of prescribing the yellow life herb, Nathan had ensured that the previous poison had been cured.
Clay and the other physicians did not know much about poisons, so naturally, they couldn't properly diagnose the queen.
"What do you have to say now, you poisonous woman?"
"What is this? Didn't you just say the queen was in good health?"
Two voices rose at once—Mary questioned Dorothy, while the king addressed the three physicians.
"Your Majesty, the queen did appear to be in good health. But there are many women in good health who can't have children," Physician Clay replied.
Mary looked at her son with disappointment. Her gaze turned toward Dorothy, now filled with hatred.
