Mrs. Marsh's Revealed Identities novel (Jennifer and Ivan)
Chapter 1686: The King'S Critical Condition

Chapter 1686: The King's Critical Condition

At the same time, a severe pain engulfed his entire body, causing his gaze to become unfocused.

"Your Majesty! Please let me inform the royal physician!" The servant was in a panic, tears streaming down their face. "You can't hold on much longer! This is very dangerous!" The king continued to cough violently, waving his hand dismissively, refusing their request.

The servants were extremely anxious. If something happened to the king, and they hadn't even notified a doctor, it would be an unbearable guilt to bear!

The king knew that Louis was conducting research, and he didn't want to disturb Louis. He believed that he wasn't about to die immediately and could hold on a bit longer.

The food was taken away, and soon there would be results from the research. After all, Rowan was a genius doctor.

"Cough... cough..." The king clutched his chest, trying his best to restrain himself and calm down as waves of excruciating pain surged through him.

"Your Majesty!!" The sight made the servants kneel down with a thud, their hearts filled with fear.

"Ah...!" The servant holding the handkerchief saw the bloodstains on the pristine fabric, and her heart tightened. "Your Majesty! You're coughing up blood!" This was a dangerous sign! Notifying a doctor was urgent.

The servant immediately stood up, going against orders, and shouted, "Quick! Inform the royal physician! Call for a doctor!"

Another servant didn't hesitate, risking blame, and hurriedly rushed out of the palace!

She had to make a call in the hall!

Meanwhile, the king, amidst the violent coughing, had no way to stop it. His lips turned purple, and his body trembled uncontrollably.

The servants were at a loss, standing by the bed, almost losing their minds.

The king gasped for breath, feeling his body deteriorating.

His health had been stable until recently, and he didn't know why it suddenly worsened.

He wasn't afraid of death, but he worried about the struggle for the throne and Louis's situation.

It was strange that he wasn't worried about Taylor at all, not even a bit.

The servant rushed back to the hall, trembling as she picked up the landline phone and quickly called the royal physician, urgently explaining the situation. Soon, the royal physician was on his way, and the Arabian doctor, upon hearing the news, hurried over with a medical kit, racing towards the king's palace! Meanwhile, Catherine and Jolie were about to arrive.

News of the king's critical condition spread throughout the entire royal family, and everyone whispered if he would make it through the day.

This news quickly reached Rowan's palace, and Ivan and Claire also learned about it, rushing over with great anxiety!

Rowan discreetly brought along the life-saving potion!

Catherine, accompanied by Jolie, had originally planned to visit the king, so they were the first to arrive. As soon as they entered the gate, they heard the dreadful news. Catherine's face changed, and she hurriedly ran inside!

"Berti!! What happened?! How did this happen all of a sudden?!" She anxiously rushed to his bedside.

"Your Highness!" The servants all knelt down.

Catherine sat at the edge of the bed and held onto him. "Why did the situation suddenly worsen?" She angrily shouted, "Where are the doctors?! Why weren't they notified? Where are Eden and Arthur?!" The king could feel her heightened emotions and grabbed her wrist. "I'm fine..." Amidst the coughing, he whispered.

He tried to calm himself down, not wanting to worry everyone.

Soon, Eden and Arthur arrived, shocked and concerned by the scene they witnessed.

The royal physician arrived, and so did the Arabian doctor. Everyone was rushing to replace the most effective medicine.

Rowan almost ran all the way here!

Just as the royal physician prepared the medicine and warm water, intending to administer it to the king, Rowan appeared at the door--

"I have sour plum soup here! Don't use the medicine for now!"