I Didn't Really Want to Do Farming! (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 154

Even when a paltry gift sent from her homeland made her the laughingstock of everyone, and even when she faced blatant disregard and ostracism from the other princesses in the Plante district, she never broke down.

Milla hurriedly laid Princess Stella, who was curled up tightly and sobbing while trembling violently, onto the bed and pulled the bell cord.

Soon, Brin opened the door and entered, prompting Mila to cry out urgently.

“Brin! The princess is burning up. Go tell Lian to brew tea with Zihicho berries and bring it quickly.”

“What should we do…?!”

“Hurry!”

“Yes, yes!”

Seeing Princess Stella shivering uncontrollably like someone struck by chills, Brin stomped her feet in alarm but dashed out of the room in a flash at Mila’s sharp command.

Milla suspected the princess’s high fever stemmed from deep sorrow and anguish, but she had no immediate solution.

Moreover, at this late hour, it would be difficult to find anyone willing to personally make a house call to Verdura Castle, situated in the remotest corner of the Plante district.

While Mila prayed desperately that the Zihicho berry tea would lower the princess’s fever even slightly, Ludina arrived carrying a washbasin filled with lukewarm water and a cloth.

She then undressed Princess Stella, who hadn’t yet changed out of her clothes, helped her into nightwear, and carefully wiped her feverish body with the damp cloth.

Though it was the princess who was ill, Ludina’s complexion looked even worse.

“She’ll be all right.”

Milla, well aware of just how special Princess Stella was to her younger sister, gently patted Ludina’s back.

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