Life After Prison Novel by Silencieux

Chapter 811

Sure enough, Earl’s words frightened the middle-aged woman right away. When she saw that Severin was about to pierce the silver needle into her son’s head, she was so frightened that she grabbed Severin’s hand and glared at him. “Sir, are you a genuine doctor? Are you confident in curing my son? Please don’t. give me false hope!”

“I can’t believe this man. Where did he get the courage to treat people when he doesn’t even have a medical license? He’s even using some silver needles in his treatment. This is the first time I’ve seen someone like him. Does he think that a few pricks will be enough to cure the boy?”

A chubby rich woman commented from one side, followed by several other people. The child’s mother felt much more uncertain as a result.

Earl crossed his arms in front of his chest with a proud expression and even made a point to threaten. Severin. “Think twice before you proceed. If he dies because you inserted the silver needle into him, I’ll let my bodyguard beat you up to death once we get off the plane. I’m the kind of person who despises injustice, and I loathe quacks like you the most.”

Earl was feeling pretty smug at that moment because he had the chance to get back at Severin for what he did. After all, he did not think that epilepsy could be cured with just a few pricks of the silver needles.

trust me, ma’am!” Severin insisted firmly to the

from treating her son if he was unsure that it would work. Furthermore, there were another two hours at least before the plane landed, and Severin was the only person who

pressure points. As time passed, the child’s face turned rosy again, and he opened

all the silver needles and said with a smile,

pain?” As soon as the middle-aged woman saw the child stand up. she hugged her son

smiled slightly and stroked his

was thanks

raucous and spontaneous applause was heard from

have such skills.” Yolanda looked at Severin with more admiration than

have some life left in you, it’ll take me only a matter

brag.” Yolanda smiled, believing that