Blake Fuller's fingers subtly moved as his gaze faintly swept across the Lawrence villa. He looked at the wall and the iron gate at the entrance, his voice low.
"Yeah, you're right. Purple River is indeed a placenta. It's warm and nourishing and is a good medicine. But it contains many female hormones, and those who take it regularly may develop breast cancer."
"Also, the Purple River must be made from healthy human placenta. If the placenta has rheumatism, AIDS or other diseases, taking it can harm the body or even cause infection."
Mrs. Lawrence frequently ate Purple River – if not properly screened, it was easy for problems to occur.
...
Having just returned from vomiting, Kieran Lucas's face changed again as the nauseous feeling surged back like a tidal wave.
Blake Fuller withdrew his gaze and glanced at Caroline Edwin, who had a good knowledge reserve for a youngster.
He opened the driver's seat and got in the car, "Let's go."
"Mm-hmm."
