However, for the eldest and second uncles, this was a difficult choice. After all, that was the key medicinal herb for treating Qian Ruixue.
Nevertheless, under the persuasion of their family—especially considering that Qian Ruixue’s condition had been stable for years, that Gu Yuan could continue to treat her, and that the family had been marginalized by the company and fallen into financial hardship—the scales in their hearts gradually tipped.
Qian Luoyao, in particular, felt that this was a debt the Qian Family owed them, especially since she had sold all her possessions to curry favor with the Gao Family in the past without receiving any compensation.
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