Chapter: 1462

Susanna agreed, "Norah, we surely have enough clothes now. What's next?"

For the first time, shopping felt truly tiring!

Norah stopped her shopping spree, even though she had more outfits in mind for them to try. Since her friends felt done for the day, they decided to wrap it up.

"I'm off to make some medicine. Would you like to join me?" Norah inquired.

Gilda had prepared the lab, and as long as they didn't interfere with anything, Norah could bring them along, although it might be somewhat dull.

"Absolutely!"

Norah's sports car couldn't accommodate all the shopping bags, so after arranging for a driver to take them home, they proceeded to the lab.

Upon arrival, they were sterilized and then put on the lab coats.

Norah instructed, "Please don't touch anything. I'll let you know when I'm finished."

After Susanna and Joanna nodded, Norah brought the ingredients into the lab and started to prepare the medicine with great focus.

Susanna observed Norah working hard, admiration shining in her eyes.

“Norah is truly incredible and so generous to us.”

Aware of their health concerns, Norah had personally treated them and even developed medicine for their benefit.

In the state-of-the-art lab, Norah put on protective gloves and handled the herbs with intense care.

The overhead lights cast a soft glow on her face, making her look almost angelic.

Joanna thought to herself, "How could anyone not adore someone Like Norah?"

Norah really cared about her friends!

As time passed, Norah stretched her arms, disposed of the unnecessary materials into the bin, and opened the lab door.

Outside, Susanna and Joanna were resting. They quickly got to their feet and approached her.

"Norah, how did it go?"

"Norah, what kind of medicine have you made?"

Holding up the items, Norah smiled and suggested, “Let's sit over there and talk."

Once seated, she said, "First, this is a freckle removal cream. After one jar, you should see most of your freckles fade."

She indicated the white cream inside a porcelain jar, which looked to last about a month.