The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky

The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 171

“Don’t get us wrong, Graham. We never requested medical services from anyone else. Some kid named Leon just took it upon himself to act as if he knows what’s going on and spout a whole load of nonsense!” Benedict explained immediately.

“Leon, you say?” Graham’s heart skipped a beat and he stood up abruptly from his

seat.

“Yes, his name’s Leon. What’s gotten into you, Graham?” Benedict looked at Graham with surprise and did not understand why the latter had such a huge reaction.

“Elder Shear, can you tell me more about how old this Leon person is and how he looks like…” Graham was on the verge of hyperventilating and he had no idea if it was the Leon in question was the same Leon he met before.

slender young man in his mid–twenties…” Benedict described Leon’s appearance in a few simple words.

is him!” Graham felt like he was struck by lightning and stood helplessly

seemed to have noticed

expert in alternative medicine. His mastery of medical knowledge is so high that I can’t even match his attainments!” Graham nodded with a tone that was full of admiration and respect. He saw Leon use the Six Points of Fate to bring Iris Young’s grandfather back from the gates of hell some time ago. He had nothing

then everything he said earlier must be…” Benedict and Cynthia were so

thought that Leon was just a smooth talker, and it never crossed their minds that Leon actually had medical skills!

true…” Graham lamented. He felt that his medical skills were far behind Leon’s, and he believed that Leon’s diagnosis was more accurate for the simple fact that it

just normal arthritis. What’s going on here?” Benedict felt a chill in

Shear. I initially suspected that your wife’s condition was nerve damage, but I ruled it out because it’s usually caused by a subdural hematoma in the brain. What

probability of that happening is low, with a one–in–ten–thousand chance of it happening. Unfortunately, your wife is that one in ten thousand.” Graham said with a bitter smile. His misdiagnosis all boiled down to the fact that he ignored that one–in–ten–thousand chance.

Benedict and Cynthia were both dumbfounded.