The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 408

Setting aside everything else, everyone knew Gerald's apprentice would need to have exceptional medical skills. At his young age, Felix had never met anyone else who could claim the title of master healer, which made it too easy to spot an imposter.

However, someone of Ryan's status did not seem like they would be easily fooled. So, Felix asked, "Do you know Dr. Hoffman's apprentice?"

Ryan shook his head again. "No, but I can take you to meet him. It'll be up to you to make an impression because they won't do it as a favor to me.

"All I can do is tell them how you risked everything to save those kids. With a healer's compassionate heart and seeing how many master healers support you, I believe Dr. Hoffman's apprentice might be moved too."

Felix finally understood that Ryan had also been deceived. For the sake of Gerald's reputation, Felix knew he had to meet this impostor.

'Alright, I'll go with you,' "Felix agreed.

stood up and waved dismissively. "I'll let you know when. Remember, you only get one

called George, who chuckled sadly after hearing the story. "Don't even get me started about him, Felix. That guy does whatever

about a teacher who devoted their life to helping underprivileged kids in a rural community and was about to retire. He rebuilt the school, bought homes in

disabled beggar asked him for help, he didn't give a penny and actually blinded the person. He never paid a dime in compensation. So tell me, is he good

was speechless, unsure how to judge Ryan's character anymore. Early the next morning, he had planned to eat breakfast with Jack, but his main goal was to call Yvonne. He had tried again, only to find that she still had him

he decided to walk there. As he stepped out, he saw Michelle waiting at the

Michelle quickly smiled and said,

on, join me

the yard and bowed sincerely to Felix.

you must have helped make it happen. After all, things like that don't happen out of nowhere, so

I could. Besides, you really do remind me of my

breakfast spot where Jack was already halfway through