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Howard raised his hand, making the nurse behind him take a few steps back.

“Doctor, I’m his family. How is the patient?”

“He’s out of danger for now, but he’s advanced in years. His family should take note not to agitate him.”

Howard’s gaze landed on Rachel; he gnashed his teeth, as though wishing he could tear her to pieces.” Rachel, hear that? The doctor said that my father is advanced in years and can’t be agitated!”

Rachel pursed her lips and muttered, “I was just speaking the truth. How was I agitating him?”

Her few words of truth were nothing compared to Steven’s indiscriminate rebuking and venting of his

anger on Tyler.

Howard’s body shook with anger as he pointed a trembling finger at Rachel and Tyler. “You two are in this together! Just you wait. We’ll see who’s the ultimate victor!”

The doctor yelled at Howard, “What’s with the ruckus? Your family is still under emergency treatment! How could you start a fight right outside the operating theatre? As for those who are unrelated to the patient, please leave.”

The doctor made himself very clear.

Tyler was very polite to the doctor as he asked him about Steven’s condition. “Doctor, do you mean to say that the patient’s condition has stabilized and he’s generally fine?”

The doctor nodded.

“That’s about right. However, Mr. Ziegler’s health isn’t in great condition in the first place, and that’s something that his family has to pay careful attention to. Also, we found out during the surgery that he

has lung cancer.”

was stunned by the doctor’s

say?

the doctor’s coat tight as he

said solemnly, “You’ll find it stated clearly in his medical reports. He went through some tests at the hospital before. You might not know this, but he found out

throat, staring at the doctor with a look of

he be cured of

cancer was in its

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words.

answering him, “It’s in the mid to

can still be cured

as though his

regarding his family, having enjoyed a comfortable life since his birth. No matter how big a

in years, but the man was considered fit for his age. What’s more, he went for regular checkups at found nothing. How could he

notion of living on after his

behind.

would clean up

too dire a pronouncement and said vaguely, “I can’t say for sure that it can be cured, given his age. It’ll depend on whether his body can tolerate chemotherapy sessions. If Mr. Ziegler

were a decade

as he