Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty

Chapter 569

"Mr. Kaufman, hello." The blond-haired, blue-eyed man leading the group greeted Alfred in clumsy Culomian.

Behind him, the others were already unpacking their cases. They displayed cutting-edge medical equipment to everyone in the living room.

Alfred nodded at Paul, while Jude, upon hearing the introduction, looked at Asher with newfound respect. It was clear he had heard of Dr. Paul's reputation.

"Asher, you've really outdone yourself by managing to invite Mr. Smith!"

"I have some connections with Mr. Smith," Asher replied with a grin. "So, when he came to Havaria for a symposium, I convinced him to stop by Riverdale."

He beamed with pride and added, "With Mr. Smith here, Grandpa Alfred's illness is bound to be cured!"

"Well, that's quite the coincidence," Alfred said with a slight smile. "Jude also invited a doctor for me-a renowned physician from Willow Creek Clinic." He glanced at Yolanda thoughtfully.

"This can be considered a collision between modern and traditional medicine, right?"

landed on Yolanda.

Alfred, you're joking,

disdain was palpable as he looked Yolanda up and down. He didn't believe in so-called traditional medicine. In his experience, practitioners were usually elderly men, who were well past their prime. He had never seen someone so young in

young lady is supposed

interjected in a stern tone. "Don't judge a book

Jude, you've been

me laugh! Traditional medicine is nothing but a scam. They use old stories to mislead people. Aren't there enough cases of

"Grandpa Alfred, I know you've struggled with heart disease for years, but that doesn't mean you should just grasp at

haven't you already seen all the best doctors in the country? Has your

but was at a loss for words. He couldn't immediately prove Yolanda's abilities

guilt and became even more dismissive. He turned to Yolanda. His impatience

use traditional medicine to deceive others. If you keep spouting nonsense, don't blame me for

wasn't the type to actually hit a woman, but he

was unfazed by his arrogance, merely furrowed her brow. Instead of defending