I opened a clinic in the Abyss World

When Charlotte returned to the clinic, Kasa said that Vivian had gone to the apothecary workshop and hadn't returned yet.

He was initially worried about her safety on the journey, but Kasha said that Buddy would come to see him at noon and take Vivian to the workshop on the way, which put his mind at ease.

But this also forced Charlotte to consider a very pressing problem: in order to make it easier for Vivian to commute to get off work and deliver goods to customers, he had to get a carriage.

Two days ago, Leo gave him 100,000 copper coins as payment, and the turnover in the past two days has also reached nearly 100,000 copper coins. Today, he made 100,000 copper coins from the Utu Mercenary Group. The cash on hand is more than enough to buy a carriage.

After changing her clothes upstairs, Charlotte went out again.

He went straight to the livestock market, and after some selection, he spent 150000 copper coins to buy two large black horses from the Loren Grassland. They were strong and powerful, with bright eyes, and both were in their prime. They were similar in size and had gentle temperaments, making them perfect for pulling a cart.

With the horse in hand, he spent another 1200 copper coins to buy a second-hand carriage.

Customizing a standard chassis would easily cost several thousand or even tens of thousands of copper coins, but Charlotte didn't want to wait for that long production period, so she directly bought a solidly built, 70-80% new second-hand carriage.

Put the two horses on, and they fit perfectly, without even needing any adjustments.

"This carriage was recently replaced by a wealthy lady's personal car. She usually goes shopping in Calva, so there's almost no wear and tear." The shopkeeper took the money, looking like Charlotte had made a great deal.

"So, this is what they call a 'ladies' shopping cart'?" Charlotte climbed into the carriage and looked around. It had thick, soft cushions all around, and front and back seats that could accommodate six people at the same time.

Half of the vehicle's function is for delivery. After returning, he plans to remove the rear seats and open up the trunk so that he can fit more goods.

Charlotte drove the carriage around to make sure the two horses and the carriage were in good condition. After settling the payment, she drove straight to the apothecary workshop.

It was already getting dark.

Vivian stood at the entrance of the workshop, looking worried.

"Miss Eileen, how about Jacob and I take you home together?" Kerry said, looking at her.

"Yes, it's too dangerous for you to go back alone. I heard the Abyss is especially chaotic at night, and our place is so remote," Nora chimed in.

"That's not a good idea. You'll be back even later, and it won't be safer." Vivian shook her head. Kerry and Jacob were just ordinary people, and their strength was not even as good as hers, a mid-level mage.

Just then, the sound of horses' hooves came from afar, and a carriage drove along the small furnace in front of the workshop.

"Who's here?" Everyone looked over in surprise.

"Could it be that fox guard from this morning who came to pick up Miss Eileen?" Jacob guessed.

The carriage finally arrived in front of the workshop, and everyone was even more surprised when they saw who was driving it.

"Boss?! Where did you get this car?" Vivian was the first to speak up.

"Just bought it, a brand new car for a lady to use for grocery shopping," Charlotte said with a smile. "Not bad, right?"

Vivian reached out and stroked the big black horse, her eyes shining: "It's really nice, so we'll have our own carriage from now on?!"

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"That's right, you can take a car to the potion workshop from now on." Charlotte nodded with a smile.

"That's great! I'm already thinking about what to do tomorrow." Vivian nodded happily, then climbed into the carriage and walked around again, her joy written all over her face.

"Does anyone here know how to drive?" Charlotte asked the employees standing at the door.

Kerry hesitated for a moment, then raised his hand and said, "I will."

Charlotte's eyes lit up as she looked at Kerry and said, "Great, Kerry, could you temporarily work part-time as a driver? Your current job mainly involves taking Vivian to and from work, as well as a few delivery tasks."

"No problem." Kerry nodded almost without hesitation.

"Very good, I will pay you an extra 2000 copper coins every month," Charlotte said.

He paid 1000 copper coins for each delivery, and he earned back the money by making two deliveries a month.

Having someone pick up and drop off Vivian every day would save him a lot of time and ensure her safety when commuting to and from get off work.

"Um..." Kerry hesitated for a moment, then said, "Doctor, could I pick up Abu and bring him back to the factory after I take Miss Eileen back to the clinic every day?"

Charlotte nodded: "No problem. You can still take Abu to the blacksmith's shop by carriage every morning. But then you'll have to take care of feeding these two horses. I'll make sure they have enough fodder."

"Okay, don't worry, I've fed horses before, I know how to feed them," Kerry said with a smile. Because of the distance, he could only let Abu stay with Guy for the next two days. With Charlotte's permission, Abu could live with him again.

"Then you should get in the car too. We'll go back to Bacca Street and pick up Abu there," Charlotte said.

"Alright." Kerry nodded, grabbed the reins, and said, "You go inside, I'll drive."

Charlotte didn't argue with him. Before it got completely dark, she let him familiarize himself with the carriage, so it would be safer to drive Abu back later.

"Boss, please move the hemostatic potion, cleansing potion, and golden stamina potion that we'll be selling tomorrow from the warehouse. We made a lot of potions this afternoon, so I won't have to make any tonight," Vivian poked her head out of the carriage and reminded him.

"Okay." Charlotte nodded, jumped off the carriage, and walked towards the warehouse.

With the help of Jacob and Kerry, several boxes of medicine were quickly loaded onto the wagon.

In the corner of the warehouse, more than twenty boxes of medicines were already piled up, each containing 100 bottles. The production volume was indeed astonishing.

Furthermore, Nora's packaging is very professional, with each potion bottle labeled with the potion name and bearing the Abyss Medical Center logo.

Charlotte hung a modified headlight on the front of the car, just enough to illuminate the road ahead, and then climbed into the car.

Kerry turned the carriage around and headed towards the clinic.

To be fair, Kerry's driving experience far surpasses Charlotte's. He drove very smoothly and steadily from the very beginning, and the ride was quite comfortable.

"Uncle Kerry, you really know everything!" Vivian couldn't help but praise him.

Kerry smiled shyly: "When I was young, I liked to touch everything, and I learned all sorts of random things."

"You're really lucky. From now on, you'll have a personal driver picking you up and dropping you off every day," Charlotte said with a smile.

"Hehe." Vivian's eyes were full of laughter. "By the way, Brother Buddy came to see you this afternoon."

"Did he say anything?" Charlotte asked.

Vivian shook her head: "He didn't tell me. He'll probably come looking for you again tomorrow."

"Hmm." Charlotte nodded. He had originally planned to ask Buddy tomorrow if he could stamp the Harriman family crest on his carriage, which would greatly improve safety when traveling in the Abyss.

After a short while, the carriage slowly came to a stop.

"Doctor, we've arrived at the clinic," Kerry's voice rang out from outside.

"How's the carriage?" Charlotte asked casually as she came out carrying two boxes of potions.

"Both horses are very strong and have good temperaments. The carriage frame is sturdy, but there's a minor problem with the wheels. I'll fix them tomorrow morning. Otherwise, there are no problems. It's a good carriage," Kerry commented, giving a positive assessment.

"When you're fixing the car tomorrow, if it's convenient, could you remove the back seats in the passenger compartment and open up the passenger compartment and trunk? That will make it easier to store the medicine later," Charlotte added.

"No problem." Kerry nodded without hesitation.

"You can decide on the modifications as you see fit. Just ask me for the funds you need later."

"Okay," Kerry nodded.

Charlotte instructed, "Then go pick up Abu. Be careful on the road. If you run into trouble, just say you're from the Harriman family."

Kerry helped unload the medicine from the carriage and drove it away.

"Boss, did you have fun in the wilderness today? Was it exciting?" Vivian finally couldn't help but ask curiously as soon as Kerry left.

"Hmm, not bad, we caught some wild game, enough to eat for a few days," Charlotte said with a smile as she knocked on the door.

Upon hearing about food, Vivian's eyes immediately lit up, and she asked, "That's great! What did you get?"

"Two rabbits, two pheasants, and a goat."

"Wow, shall we have roast goat tonight? I really want to eat mutton!" Vivian said coquettishly, clinging to Charlotte's arm, her big eyes practically brimming with desire.

"Alright, let's start with that goat tonight." Charlotte could only nod helplessly.

"Hehe, boss, you're the best."

"Nothing happened at the clinic today, right?" Charlotte asked casually.

"Aside from being a bit busy, there's nothing else to worry about," Vivian shook her head.

"Who?!" Kasha's wary voice rang out from inside the door.

"Kasha, it's us back," Charlotte said.

"I'm Vivian, that's right, it's me, meow meow." Vivian leaned closer and whispered.

The door opened immediately.

Charlotte glanced at Vivian.

The latter said with some pride, "This is our exclusive door-opening spell."

"Then what's with adding 'meow' at the end?" Charlotte raised an eyebrow.

Vivian said seriously, "This is a spell with Anna. If Kasha doesn't hear it, Anna will open the door for me."

"You've already trained it?" Charlotte asked, half-believing.

"Of course, Anna and I are very close. It'll be a piece of cake for her to open a door for me," Vivian said confidently.

Charlotte carried the medicine into the clinic and then went upstairs.

Roasting a goat is a huge undertaking; it's definitely not something you can handle in the kitchen. Luckily, they have a yard where they can roast it.

Freeze the rabbit and pheasant first, and eat them in a couple of days. Take out the goat, skin it, gut it, and then marinate it with seasonings.

A simple grill was set up in the courtyard on the first floor. A fire was lit to burn some charcoal, which would make grilling better later.

Vivian and Kasha moved some small stools and sat around the fire, chatting and warming themselves.

Anna nestled in Vivian's arms and closed her eyes comfortably.

Once the charcoal was almost cooked, Charlotte laid the flat goat on the grill, brushed it with oil, and began grilling.

Kasha watched intently; for her, baking was a completely new way of cooking.

"This technique looks professional." Vivian rubbed Anna's chubby cheeks, her face full of anticipation.

After roasting for about half an hour, the lamb, which gradually turned golden brown, began to emit an enticing and rich aroma.

In autumn, the goats are at their most delicious, with their meat perfectly balanced between lean and fat.

"It smells so good! Is it almost done?" Vivian had moved her stool closer again, swallowed hard, and asked impatiently.

"It's still early, it's not cooked inside yet." Charlotte flipped the lamb over, brushed it with oil, and said unhurriedly.

"Gurgle."

A clear sound of swallowing saliva rang out.

Charlotte's gaze swept over Kasha and Vivian, confirming it wasn't Anna with drool at the corner of her mouth. She then looked back at the half-open window on the second floor of the bookstore next door. A faint light shone from the room. As if sensing Charlotte's gaze, a figure flashed past the window, followed by the sound of something falling to the ground and a suppressed cry of pain.

"Don't hide it, want to come down and have something to eat with us?" Charlotte looked up at the window and said with a smile.

Kasha and Vivian followed Charlotte's gaze to the window.

"Are you calling the bald owner of the bookstore?" Vivian asked curiously.

"No, it should be his daughter." Charlotte shook her head slightly.

Vivian was taken aback: "Daughter? Isn't he single?"

Charlotte looked out the window and continued, "We're neighbors, no need to be so shy. If you're coming, jump down, I'll catch you."

The room remained quiet, completely silent.

"The boss really has a daughter? But I've been here for a month and I've never seen her." Vivian was still a little skeptical.

"Some people can just stay upstairs their whole lives." Charlotte gave up when she saw that the other person didn't respond and continued grilling the lamb.

He was actually quite curious about the bald boss's daughter, after all, this woman had been ruining his reputation for quite some time.

The book "My Years of Hanging Out in Amman" is supposed to be released soon this month, and he's quite curious about how the other party will continue to ruin his reputation.

The early winter nights were already a bit chilly, and sitting by the fire with a goat roasting over it felt quite cozy.

A small stove was set up next to them. Charlotte processed the goat offal, took out two goat bones, set up a small pot, and cooked a pot of goat offal soup.

The soup was bubbling away in the pot, and the aroma of mutton offal soup mixed with the smell of roasted meat was irresistible.

"Gurgle~~~"

"Gurgle~~~"

Vivian and Anna's stomachs growled at the same time.

The little guy couldn't sleep anymore. He stared wide-eyed at the goat on the grill, looking eager to try it. If Vivian hadn't been holding him, he probably would have already pounced on it.

"Alright, let's grill and eat at the same time, starting with the thinner parts of the meat." Charlotte sprinkled some seasoning powder on it, maximizing the aroma of the grilled meat.

He took a knife and cut off a few ribs, then each person took a half-meter-long lamb chop and started gnawing on it with their hands.

"Mmm—this is so delicious!"

Vivian grabbed a rib, took a big bite of meat, chewed until her cheeks were bulging and her mouth was glistening with oil, and said with a satisfied look on her face.

The lamb chops, with their perfect balance of lean and fat, are grilled to a slightly charred exterior. But when you bite into them, the juices burst in your mouth. The meat is tender and delicious, and the savory sauce has permeated every bit of meat, creating a burst of flavor on your tongue that drives your taste buds wild.

It is so delicious!

It far exceeded her expectations and imagination.

Lady Kasha took a bite of the lamb, and her face showed an expression of amazement. She realized that roasting could be so delicious!