All Chapters of WIFE KICKED MILLIONAIRE MEDICAL GOD HUSBAND: Chapter 31
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Chapter Thirty One
Elise arrived early at the venue, a sleek modern hall perched on the edge of the Maas River. The press event she had orchestrated was meant to highlight the success of their herbal drug, but more importantly, it was designed to showcase Lukas himself—the man behind the apothecary, whose expertise had been questioned by skeptics fueled by Maarten Kroon’s relentless rumors.Elise moved through the empty hall, inspecting the arrangements. Podiums gleamed under overhead lights, cameras were strategically placed to capture every angle, and a long table at the center displayed an array of herbs, vials, and laboratory tools. Every detail was meticulously planned. This wasn’t just a presentation—it was a statement: transparency, knowledge, and credibility embodied in Lukas.Lukas arrived moments later, carrying a small, weathered wooden box containing rare herbs sourced from all over Europe. He looked around the hall with a measured calm, but Elise caught the subtle tension in his shoulders.
Chapter Thirty Two
The grand hall of The Hague’s historic auction house gleamed under crystal chandeliers, each drop of light refracting into hundreds of sparkling points across polished marble floors. It was a rare moment of elegance in a city often defined by politics and pragmatism, and tonight it hosted a different kind of influence: philanthropy, ambition, and the subtle dance of power disguised as charity.Lukas adjusted the small, ornate bottle in his hand, its amber liquid catching the light. Inside was his most delicate creation yet—a rare herbal tonic he had spent months perfecting, derived from a plant found only in the highlands of Eastern Europe. Its medicinal properties were remarkable: calming, restorative, and supportive of the immune system, all validated through careful testing. More than its scientific significance, it carried personal weight. It was a tribute to his grandfather, whose handwritten notes had guided him in combining traditional remedies with modern methods.Elise moved
Chapter Thirty Three
Elise and Lukas arrived at the regulatory office, a stately building of stone and glass, its interior dominated by polished floors and high ceilings that echoed even the smallest footsteps. Today, their foundation would undergo formal scrutiny—the first step in certifying their work, legitimizing the distribution of Lukas’s herbal remedies, and proving that integrity and innovation could withstand the scrutiny of bureaucracy.Inside, regulators had already assembled, their expressions neutral but attentive. Rows of desks were stacked with folders, digital tablets, and stacks of notes. The atmosphere was clinical yet charged with subtle tension, as though every minor detail might tip the scales between approval and rejection. Elise noted the presence of several new faces—regulators who had yet to meet Lukas or witness his work firsthand. They had only Maarten Kroon’s whispers to rely upon, a fact Elise suspected he intended to exploit.As they approached the main conference room, Sofia
Chapter Thirty Four
Banners proclaimed breakthroughs in medical technology, yet at the center of the hall, a simple yet powerful message dominated: healthcare for all, grounded in the expertise and care of Lukas Vermeer’s herbal remedies.Elise and Lukas arrived early, reviewing the final preparations for the launch of their foundation’s first major initiative—a free clinic dedicated to providing access to the herbal treatments they had meticulously developed. Tables were neatly arranged, stocked with vials, tinctures, and informational materials. Staff moved with practiced precision, volunteers briefed, signage highlighting the clinic’s mission prominently displayed.“This is more than an unveiling,” Elise said, adjusting a display of herbal extracts. “It’s a statement: that care can be accessible, that expertise and integrity can reach beyond profit margins.”Lukas nodded, his hands lightly brushing the polished wood of the main demonstration table. “It’s everything we’ve worked toward. Years of prepar
Chapter Thirty Five
The soft glow of chandeliers bathed the grand ballroom of The Hague in warm light, reflecting off polished marble floors and gold-trimmed walls. Elise moved through the room with effortless poise, dressed in a deep emerald gown that reflected the vibrant hope of the foundation’s mission. Every detail had been meticulously planned—guests, seating, lighting, and the program for the evening—all designed to honor the people who had contributed to the success of the free clinic and the broader vision of accessible healthcare through herbal remedies.Lukas arrived shortly after, carrying the quiet dignity that had become his signature. His tailored suit was understated, yet the aura he carried drew attention naturally. He moved through the crowd with a gentle nod or a reserved smile for each guest, reflecting both humility and the steady confidence that had guided him from his grandfather’s apothecary to the helm of a foundation impacting countless lives.The gala had been organized as a p
Chapter Thirty Six
Elise adjusted her blazer, smoothing a wrinkle that hadn’t been there a moment ago, and glanced at Lukas. He was calm, as always, his hands tucked neatly in front of him, a quiet contrast to the room’s energy.“This is bigger than I imagined,” she whispered.Lukas gave a small, modest shrug. “It’s not about the size, Elise. It’s about the message.”Their message, as they had rehearsed countless times, was simple: holistic healing, backed by rigorous scientific testing, could coexist with modern medicine. It was a vision that had guided them from the very first Van der Meer clinic, and now, at this symposium, they were ready to take it nationwide.The first session began with Elise stepping to the podium, the soft click of her microphone sending a ripple of attention across the room. “Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed colleagues, and advocates for holistic healthcare,” she began, her voice steady, commanding, yet warm, “today we stand at a pivotal moment. For years, we’ve worked to integr
Chapter Thirty Seven
The skyline of Rotterdam shimmered in the late afternoon sun, the glass towers reflecting the city’s energy and ambition. Elise adjusted the collar of her blazer as she stepped into the glass-walled conference room of the prestigious Van Rijn Investment Center. Lukas was already there, standing by a large interactive screen, quietly reviewing his notes.“This room feels… bigger than the last,” Elise said, her tone half amusement, half nerves.Lukas turned, a faint smile touching his lips. “Bigger room, same principle: integrity and results speak louder than anything else.”She nodded, drawing in a steadying breath. Today, they would pitch their clinic expansion to a group of European investors, including some of the largest healthcare and tech funds in the continent. The stakes were high; this funding could catapult Van der Meer Clinics from a national chain to a truly international operation.As the investors filtered in, the room hummed with polite greetings and careful evaluation.
Chapter Thirty Eight
The grandeur of The Hague’s Sustainability Summit was unmistakable. Politicians, academics, and business leaders moved through the conference hall, their conversations a mix of strategic networking and earnest discussion about Europe’s environmental and health initiatives. Elise adjusted her blazer, glancing at Lukas as he reviewed notes by her side.“This feels… different from the investor meetings,” she said quietly. “Here, it’s not just funding on the line—it’s policy, influence, and long-term impact.”Lukas gave her a small, reassuring nod. “It’s the same principle, Elise. Integrity and preparation speak louder than doubt or politics.”Their proposal was ambitious: a national herbal research institute that would combine scientific rigor with centuries-old herbal knowledge. It would serve as a center for innovation, education, and public health initiatives, with Lukas as lead consultant. For Elise, this was more than a professional milestone—it was a vision she had nurtured quietly
Chapter Thirty Nine
The morning air in Amsterdam was crisp, carrying faint hints of the city’s canals and the distant hum of trams winding through narrow streets. Elise and Lukas stepped into the stately offices of the Dutch Ministry of Health, ready for the final regulatory review of the National Herbal Research Institute. After months of planning, presentations, and political maneuvering, the institute’s approval rested on the credibility of their research and the trust they had cultivated with policymakers.Elise adjusted her blazer, feeling a familiar mix of nerves and determination. “This is it,” she said softly, glancing at Lukas. “The last hurdle before the institute can open its doors.”Lukas gave a reassuring nod, his calm presence steadying her. “It’s not just about approval, Elise. It’s about ensuring that every process, every protocol, is above scrutiny. If we do that, approval is inevitable.”Their session began in a sunlit conference room, where a panel of regulatory officials reviewed the
Chapter Forty
The grand ballroom of Rotterdam’s De Doelen conference center gleamed. Elise adjusted her dress, smoothing the fabric with a practiced hand, and glanced at Lukas, who was surveying the room with his familiar calm.“This feels like the culmination of everything we’ve worked for,” Elise whispered.Lukas gave her a small, reassuring smile. “It’s the beginning of a new chapter. Everything we’ve built leads to this moment.”Tonight marked the official launch of the National Herbal Research Institute, a milestone months in the making. It was not just an administrative opening—it was the public unveiling of a sustainable remedy program that promised to integrate Lukas’s herbal expertise with rigorous scientific methods.As the gala commenced, Elise stepped to the podium, her posture commanding attention despite the excitement coursing through her. “Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed colleagues, and friends,” she began, her voice steady and warm, “thank you for joining us on this momentous evenin