Immediately.
He examined and recorded all of Ella Lacey's physical indicators once more, summing up directly, "She's now out of the critical stage, but her damaged cells and skin can only be repaired and regenerated through medication. A conservative estimate is that she'll need about a month before she can be discharged."
"A month?"
Ella made a startled sound, murmuring to herself.
Her heart began to grow anxious. Staying in the hospital for a month—wouldn't that make her family worry themselves sick?
Arthur Lindsey understood her anxiety. His large hand reached out, gripping her small hand tightly, intertwining their fingers as if conveying a steadfast determination. Then he raised his eyes and interrogated Alexander Stuart, "Is there medication that can speed up recovery?"
"I've already used all the fastest-acting medicines available on Ella—these are internationally renowned brands, ones that are inaccessible to the average patient."
