Not A Small-Town Girl

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Danielle nodded and said, "It’s them. You can start.”

She then said to those women, "These are the doctors who will

treat your faces. Please lie down."

She took out a tube of ointment and handed it to the person with

askin condition. "This ointment is for your skin disease. Apply it

once in the morning and once in the evening, and it will be

completely cured in a week."

The woman looked at Danielle with excitement and said,

“Really? | have been to many hospitals, and they all said it only

treats the symptoms, not the root cause. Can this ointment

really solve the problem?"

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"Yes." Danielle nodded.

Areporter came over with a microphone and said, "Ms. Darling,

which hospital is this ointment from? Is it really that effective? It

won’t cause any issues, right?"

Danielle looked at the reporter who asked the question and

said, "It’s not available in hospitals.”

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This reporter was the one who asked the trickiest question at

the beginning, and now she was speaking out again. "Just

because it’s not available in hospitals, it’s an unofficial product

huh?" Danielle said. "Is your thinking so one-sided? You’re so

brainless, yet you are still working as a reporter.”