Don't Mess with the Girl with Candy novel Chapter 828

Eclara City.

With the A-N0 herb in hand, Juniper rushed straight to the research institute.

“The A-N0 herb?” The institute’s director pushed his glasses up his nose, peering curiously at the utterly unremarkable-looking sprout in the flowerpot. “It was said to have gone extinct over a decade ago. It’s incredible that someone managed to cultivate it.”

“Of course it is.” Juniper tossed her backpack to Shanley and proudly tilted her chin up, a smile gracing her flawless face. “It all depends on whose sister we’re talking about.”

Hearing that, the director’s eyes widened in surprise. “Oh? Your sister was the one who cultivated this herb?” he asked eagerly. “Which giant in the world of pharmacology is she?”

The conditions for cultivating this plant were notoriously strict; even if every requirement was met, success was never guaranteed. Let alone growing a specimen that looked this healthy.

“Oh,” Juniper pursed her pink lips, taking a slow sip of water. “She’s the one I mentioned before. The one with the mental capacity of a six-year-old.”

“Huh?” The director’s face was a mask of utter confusion. His mouth moved with difficulty. “The mental capacity of a six-year-old… and she cultivated such a priceless medicinal herb?”

“Yep,” Juniper replied, lazily blinking her crystalline eyes as she cradled her cup.

The director stood frozen, unable to process what he’d just heard.

Her oldest brother, Jimmie, was a superstar in film, television, and music. Her second brother, Harold, was a member of the Global Medical Alliance. Her third brother, Melvin, was a world-famous race car driver. Ebony Fox was a high-ranking instructor at the Huntsman Institute. And now this sister, whatever number she was, had the mind of a child but could cultivate a rare herb.

And then there was Juniper herself, the ultimate wildcard. Good at everything, a master of anything she tried.

Seriously. What were these siblings made of?

The director found himself growing more and more curious about the kind of parents who could produce such a lineup of extraordinary children.

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