Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 527:

Burnet was well aware of the crisis Marissa referred to, as she had explained it to him in detail moments ago. Originally, Brian, a medical prodigy, had treated him.

To date, no one in Blebert had matched Brian’s expertise in medicine. Brian had disappeared many years ago, and Burnet doubted he could find another doctor of his caliber.

After some thought, he remembered Riss, who was as renowned as Brian. Rumors suggested that Riss had achieved significant advancements in both the medical and pharmaceutical fields, even surpassing Brian.

Burnet asked, “Can the legendary Dr. Riss cure my illness?”

“Absolutely,” Marissa responded.

Her assurance eased Connor slightly. Marissa was Riss. If she had responded negatively, it would have meant there was no hope for Burnet.

Burnet also felt relieved and turned to Connor. “I heard you’ve engaged Dr. Riss for your brother’s treatment. Could you introduce me to her as well?”

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Burnet suddenly remembered that Marissa was actually Riss’ outer disciple. So, he assumed Marissa would have

Connor’s gaze and asked, “Miss

introduce you,” Marissa replied, “but you’re

Burnet

will only relieve your symptoms for an hour,” Marissa explained. “In an hour, your asthma will flare up again. Dr. Riss is currently overseas. Even if she agrees to come, it would be too late. Not even Dr. Riss can save you from the

smile. “Mr. Hoffman, you’re quite

raised his eyebrows knowingly. If he hadn’t known Marissa was Riss, he would

liar! How could she spin such believable tales?

a moment of consideration, he earnestly asked, “Miss Nash, is there

one option, though it might not work. Mr. Hoffman, please call

and legalize your will. Given your extensive business and numerous relatives, without a will, there

he also couldn’t call her out. So, he returned to his desk and

had an hour left, he needed to act. As the family patriarch, the absence of

something inside him questioned Marissa’s reliability. Yet, Marissa had diagnosed his asthma as a congenital condition, confirming her