Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 244 Not Interest In Money

Desmond was astonished!

He was shocked to his core.

Typically, when a patient sought medical attention, the doctor would not only take their pulse but also inquire about their discomfort. Additionally, the doctor would observe signs such as the patient’s tongue condition to make a comprehensive diagnosis,

These were the so–called four diagnostic methods involving looking, listening, asking, and feeling the pulse, and none of them could be omitted.

However, Emrys didn’t ask anything just now. He simply took Desmond’s pulse in silence and then stated the cause and symptoms of the illness.

The most crucial part was that all the symptoms he described matched perfectly.

Therefore, Desmond held the young, renowned doctor before him in high esteem, feeling utterly convinced. However, given the circumstances, he naturally hoped that his illness could be cured as soon as possible. So, with a conciliatory smile, he asked, “Dr. Lund, what about my illness?”

Emrys understood his intention and said, “That’s not a problem. I’ll write you a modified prescription for gastrodia and uncaria decoction. You can take it directly to a nearby pharmacy to have it filled. Then, you can go home, brew it into a soup, and drink it.”

“Hehe. Thank you, Dr. Lund.”

Desmond was expressing his gratitude when Jacqueline couldn’t help but remind him, “Mr. Brewer, don’t forget the reason we invited Dr. Lund here. It wasn’t for the purpose of treating your illness.”

with laughter, seemingly delighted by Desmond’s wholehearted admiration. She also

Lund, I have specially approved an ID for you. With this ID, you can freely enter and

the

to say, “Dr. Lund, I’m getting forgetful. I was so

the matter?” Emrys asked, his face

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They had been discussing for so long, yet they had actually forgotten about the issue of salary. Shouldn’t

waved his hand dismissively and said, “Never mind. I’m not

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Desmond was dumbfounded.

couldn’t help but bow in respect to Emrys, exclaiming, “Dr. Lund, your noble character and high

Jacqueline had already left the office and hadn’t heard his words

Jacqueline could

Balford, what are

happy for nothing. By the way, Dr. Lund, you should stop calling me Ms. Balford in the future, it feels too formal. Just call

we are colleagues, after all. There’s no need

“Okay!”

a significant leap forward in our relationship. I believe that given enough time, we can certainly make our terms of

was