Archie was looking like an imbecile who just transmigrated into a new planet. "Speak you fool!!!" Wirtz blarred like a siren. "It wasn't supposed to be like this. I did as told." Archie mumbled. "You did what? Who told you to do what?!" Elaine asked looking concerned. "The pot. I was supposed to hold it to his face for a while. It will help his bones. He will stop getting tired easily..." Archie tried to explain. "For how long?" The caregiver interrupted. "Huh? For how long were you told to hold the pot up?" "Long enough." Archie mumbled. "Get lost!!!" Wirtz barked. Archie felt useless and dejected. He still didn't understand what he did wrong. He dragged his feet away. "Enough." The old man called for order. "Father! We cannot let this slide. This could have gotten worse! We need to punish Archie and his entirely family!!!" Wirtz argued fervently. "Really, Wirtz? And his entire family?" Elaine asked. "Why drag his family into it when it was a mistake?""A mistake? Did you

This was an impossible situation! The old man only gets up twice! When he walks in, and when he leaves!How in the whole wide world was he on his feet again? For who? The most useless man in the whole extended family?Things must be going wrong. "The potion that he gave grandpa must have bewitched the old man." Someone muttered. This was a very strange situation, and none of the family members knew how to process it let alone accept it for what it was. Even Jaai was as confused and stupefied as the rest of the family. When he had gone to the traditional healer to get the potion, he hadn't thought that it would mean a lot to his grandfather. Although he was quite worried that the potency might be compromised because these herbal doctors can make up stories in order to sell their products. Jaai never imagined that this potion would work so efficiently to the extent that the old man would get up on his feet, walk to him and hug him! As if those gestures were not enough, Old Mr Hull