Chapter 23 Passed the Test Successfully

With these messages, Lynn Walker and Benson Brown came to the mountain again.

Sure enough, the door was locked as if to avoid them on purpose.

"It seems that Professor Clark is still reluctant to see us."

"No matter he is reluctant to see me on purpose or not, I'll wait here. I don't believe that he won't come out."

As she spoke, Lynn Walker sat on the stairs with a firm look in her eyes.

Benson Brown didn't say anything more. He knew that girls at the age were stubborn, especially Lynn Walker.

From dark till dawn, Lynn Walker fell asleep leaning against Benson Brown.

At this time, Professor Clark suddenly opened the door.

"Lynn, Lynn." When Benson Brown saw Professor Clark come out, he immediately woke up Lynn Walker.

Knowing that it was cold on the mountain, Benson Brown took off his coat and put it on Lynn Walker.

Lynn Walker smiled when she saw Professor Clark.

"What are you doing here? Do you think I will agree if you stay here for one night? Hurry up and don't bother my work."

Professor Clark still kept a distant attitude. After saying that, he turned around and left.

"Wait a minute, Professor Clark. There are chrysanthemums and mint in your yard. And what held in your hand last time was geranium, right? You told me that I didn't know embroidery and didn't understand the meaning of it. If I tell you my opinion on embroidery now, you must think that I am delivering a script.

Hearing this, Professor Clark stopped.

Seeing that, Lynn Walker continued, "So what I want to say this time is that although I am not as good as you, I can learn it bit by bit. This is my sincerity. And you are an embroiderer, but there are all kinds of flowers and herbs in the garden. There must be something you care about. That person is your lover, right?"

Speaking of this, Professor Clark suddenly turned around and looked at Lynn Walker in front of him. At first, he was unhappy that his secret was figured out by others, and then he was relieved that she could understand him.

Then he sighed and said lightly, "Come in."

Lynn Walker heaved a sigh of relief. She was right.

As a ghost doctor, she was very familiar with the medicinal materials, but this was not the point. The point was the fragrance.

Lynn Walker combined the flowers and herbs in the garden with the fragrance. Then she consulted data and knew this was a traditional perfume formula.

A man's perfume must have something to do with a woman.

Therefore, Lynn Walker had a bold try. Her efforts paid off.

"I made it, Brother Brown." Lynn Walker turned to look at Benson Brown behind her. Then she saw the coat on the ground.

Before Lynn Walker bent down, he picked up the clothes with one hand.

"Let's go. Good job." Then Benson Brown walked in.

Lynn Walker looked at the coat in Benson Brown's hand. He put it on her. Was he afraid that she would feel cold?

Thinking of this, Lynn Walker smiled and followed Benson Brown.

Professor Clark took them directly to the room, where all kinds of sun-dried herbs and flowers were placed.

Lynn Walker was quite familiar with these.

She got close to the pot, picked up the medicinal herbs, and smelled them. She smiled, "Is this dandelion?"

Lynn Walker wasn't sure about her answer. After all, she was a new clothing designer.

Professor Clark was satisfied with her answer, "You have a good nose. Then I'll test you. Do you know the medicinal value of dandelion?"

It was just a piece of cake for Lynn Walker.

"Dandelion is mild and tastes bitter. It has the effects of clearing heat, detoxifying, reducing swelling, and dissipating knots. Moreover, it can also improve skin rash, ease skin inflammation, and uncomfortable joints. The most important thing is that it can eliminate inflammation and stop bleeding."

Professor Clark was also shocked by Lynn Walker's answer.

He didn't know how many of them were there. He coughed on purpose and said, "Well, you are following the script. The herbal culture is profound. If you study herbs, you have to talk to them, okay?"

Lynn Walker was in a daze for a moment. It was the first time that someone had accused her of deviation in the study of medicine.

Benson Brown, on the other hand, had been pondering over Lynn Walker's words for a long time. How could she make such an analysis at a young age?

Did she make her efforts to study it?

…

She was similar to a person.

"Well, in that case, I have a condition. As long as you can develop the perfume mixing all the smells in this room, I will agree to sit down and listen to your project plan. As for whether I agree or not..."

"Okay. You keep your word."

Lynn Walker promised immediately.

Then she looked around and found that she had made up before, but she still needed to prepare something.

"Okay, I'll give you one day." Then he left.

"Perfume? You still know this?" Benson Brown asked in confusion.

Only then did Lynn Walker realize that Benson Brown was still here. She had to give him an explanation.

"Oh, Brother Benson, I don't know much about it. I've been sensitive to flavor since I was a child. There used to be a lot of herbs in the countryside, so I'm interested in them. When I grew up, I came into contact with them."

Lynn Walker explained with a smile. Although this explanation was less convincing, it could only be so.

Most importantly, she couldn't expose her identity as a ghost doctor.

"I see." Benson Brown was dubious.

When Lynn Walker was about to make up, she heard the noise outside.

Lynn Walker and Benson Brown went out at once.

"What's wrong, Professor Clark? What happened?" Lynn Walker asked.

"I just got the news that the typhoon is coming soon, but my wife's favorite chrysanthemums were planted in the garden and I have to take it back before the typhoon comes." Professor Clark said anxiously.

"Then let's go with you. Hurry up."

Lynn Walker put the basket on her back and was about to leave.

Benson Brown, on the other hand, remained motionless. Lynn Walker looked at the basket in her hand and Benson Brown, who was in a suit and leather shoes. These two were indeed somewhat incompatible.

After all, the CEO had already become mortal since he came to the mountain, and now he had to work. It seemed impossible, and it was completely impossible to imagine the scene.

Coincidentally, Benson Brown didn't bring anyone with him this time.

"Brother Benson, just wait here. We'll be back soon."

Then she followed Professor Clark in a hurry.

However, Benson Brown took out his phone and dialed.

In a moment, five or six people came to Lynn Walker. Led by Professor Clark, they quickly took chrysanthemums back.