The Rise of a Master: It Starts With Rejection

Chapter 768

All of a sudden, Luna walked into Tranquil Clinic 'Dr. Zeller," she called out.

Felix glanced up and asked, "Did you solve the issue?"

From the look in her eyes, he could tell something had happened.

"It was just a small favor since I happened to know you. I wanted to bring over the person who framed you, but unfortunately, I wasn't able to. Please forgive me."

Felix smiled. "It's alright. You've helped me this time, so I owe you a favor."

If this were the old Felix, he wouldn't have cared. But now, he had another identity-

admiral.

The deeper and longer his entanglement in this, the worse it would become. Thus, Luna's help this time was of deep significance.

"Dr Zeller, that isn't right. I'll owe you a lot if you're willing to treat my grandfather. How can you owe me one?"

put it this way. The things your grandfather did in Dragonia are worth my help. Even if I were to thank you on behalf of the children in the slums, I still owe you

stunned. Because of her grandfather,

she

she didn't experience them firsthand, so she

people of Dragonia truly valued kindness. One good deed toward them could be repaid tenfold. The

was lying on

latest developed medicine for it. Who knew after only five years, his condition would suddenly worsen? Now, he can barely live," Luna explained Felix nodded and sat

he opened his eyes and said, "The transplanted lung in his body is too close to a critical point. I can't

to redden, and

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cry yet! I'm saying that the lung can't be saved, not that I can't save

in turmoil. She didn't know

"If you want your grandfather to continue living his ordinary life, you still need a transplant! In fact, you took the wrong first step. If you carne to me at the time, you wouldn't need to transplant his lung at all, and he would be able to recover easily. "Everyone's organs were made for them; they're the best and most compatible for their bodies. Another person's organ

to find a

expression was full of determination as she said, "Dr. Zeller, just tell me what you