Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 562 Preventing Disease Before It Strikes

The stern man snorted and said coldly, “If you think I’m not teaching properly, why don’t you do it?”

Anyone who had been a student before would likely find this phrase very familiar.

Whenever the teacher was lecturing from the podium and someone below was disrupting the classroom discipline, the teacher would always stop and say to that student, “Come on, since you’re so good at talking, why don’t you come up to the podium?”

This was a sign that the teacher was about to lose his temper.

At that time, the stern-looking man was just like that. He didn’t care whether the students listened to the class, slept, or played on their phones, as long as they didn’t disrupt the lesson.

After all, doing so was showing disrespect toward the teacher.

If Emrys could read his thoughts, he would certainly scoff.

was paramount but only reserved for those who take responsibility, not for those who merely recite from textbooks just to

had already learned from Mathias that the doctors who were arranged to give lectures were not volunteering. Instead, they were receiving a supplementary allowance where one portion was given by the hospital and another

while teaching with such an attitude, and still

to be polite with such people. He strode toward the podium and said, “If you

actually dared to take the podium when asked to give a lecture, even insisting that

tell Desmond about this when I get a chance. He needs to look into it. How could Jazona University have nurtured such a disobedient student? It’s a downright disgrace to the school’s reputation. In fact,

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didn’t fly into a rage as expected. Instead, he chose to stand by and watch with a cold

to stand on the podium and not be

the stern man failed to notice was that the students in the

was fixed on

a lecture

discussing the idea of disease prevention, allow me to elaborate on this concept. But before we delve into it, let’s first, listen to a short story. According to the classics, there was once a king who sought advice from a renowned miracle doctor. He asked, ‘Among the three brothers in your family, all of whom are skilled in medicine, who is the most proficient?’ The miracle doctor replied, ‘My eldest brother is the best, my second eldest brother is next in line, and I am the least competent.’ Perplexed, the king asked, ‘Then why are you the most famous?’ The miracle doctor explained, ‘My elder brother often treats illnesses before they even manifest. At that time, the patients were unaware of their own symptoms and were cured before they realized it. Therefore, they were oblivious to my brother’s brilliance. When my second brother treats illnesses, he often does so at the onset of the symptoms. As soon as the patient feels slightly unwell, he administers medicine and the illness is cured. Therefore, the villagers believe that he is only adept at treating minor ailments. As for me, I often treat illnesses at their most severe stages, when the patients are in extreme pain and their families are consumed by anxiety. Once the patients recover, they naturally sing my praises more than my brothers, and thus, my fame spreads far and wide.’ This story revolves around the concept