Cherished By Seven Sisters by Melvin Houle

Chapter 563 Miracle Doctor

No one needed to state the obvious. As the implications of the situation became clearer, a natural thought emerged in the minds of those present: that preventing a problem was more important than curing it.

Indeed, as the dust settled and the reality of the situation sank in, the room erupted in applause. Each clap felt like a stinging slap to the stern man’s face.

That spontaneous outburst of applause was the sound of true teaching, a testament to the transformative power of a moment that could never be found in any textbook.

The stern man’s face paled.

He had intended to make a spectacle of the troublesome student, hoping to embarrass him in front of the gathered crowd. However, he found himself facing embarrassment instead.

Great… Now there’s no way I could extricate myself from the situation without further embarrassment.

Just then, the long–suppressed students burst forth with an enthusiastic chant, “Mr. Lund, you’re amazing! Mr. Lund, I admire you! Mr. Lund, you’re an inspiration!”

The stern man’s body trembled violently when he heard that.

Mr. Lund? Could this young man be the miracle doctor of Jadeborough and the revered mentor of Mr. Jenkins?

Naturally, his guess was right on the money.

Upon that realization, the stern man wasted no time in bowing, his voice trembling with a mixture of fear and respect as he said, “Dr. Lund, I didn’t realize it was you who had arrived. I thought you were merely an unruly student intentionally disrupting the class…”

sweat that had been accumulating on his forehead

department, have just disrespected the grandmaster of Mathias, the

the stern man felt a chill run down his

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an unruly student, it would simply mean that there is room for improvement in your teaching methods. Rather than placing blame on others, it is important to reflect on your own practices and seek to make adjustments.”

right, Dr. Lund,” the stern man replied.

words sank in, he began to realize that the young man had no intention of holding a grudge against him.

be taught by me.” With a wave of his hand,

stepped outside, the students swarmed around Emrys, chattering excitedly and vying for his attention, a stark contrast to the previously

effect Emrys was aiming

education

handful of students in the classroom, taking up no more than a third of the seats. But word of Emrys‘

seemed as though his fame had only grown with

own reputation but also because several students had seen a blurry photograph, allegedly taken by a

by Dexter, who used various connections to contact the person who posted it.