A Cue For Happiness

Chapter 54 Putting His Life In Danger

His pulse was irregular, indicating that Max had been poisoned.

Currently, there was more than a type of toxin in his body.

The toxins gathered in the old man’s body were invading his internal organs, causing him to slip into a coma.

The more Natalie dwelled on it, the more terrified she felt. The presence of different toxins means that more than one person has poisoned Old Mr. Watsons. How could they do that to the head of their family? The Watsons family is full of wolves! That’s why there are different toxins in Old Mr. Watson’s body. If Mr. Jones had not asked me to come over and check on Old Mr. Watsons, I’m afraid he would have only another two weeks to live.

Natalie quickly took out a set of acupuncture needles from her bag.

She lifted the shirt on Max and inserted the needles at different acupuncture points on his body.

At that moment, her priority was to flush out the toxins in Max’s body.

He could only recover completely after the detoxification process.

Just when Natalie was about to insert the last needle at the acupuncture point between Max’s eyes, someone forcefully gripped her arm and stopped her.

onto her arm so firmly

you? What are you

arm that was being clutched before shifting her

a white shirt and

he was not as mesmerizing as Samuel, his facial features were exquisite as well. The man in front of

good looks. The most important task for her to

spoke. “I’m a doctor.

true,” Shawn said coldly, having no intention

necessarily true?” She narrowed her eyes and glared at him. “Listen. Your grandfather is terminally ill. If

I trust you? I’ll tear you into pieces if

want to waste my time talking to you. Let

“No.”

his grip, but there was

go down the drain at the last

explained, “Do you know how many types of toxins are there in your grandfather’s body? Four! That means at least four people poisoned him. Can you guarantee that the doctor who’s treating your grandfather now is not working for the people who poisoned him? If I were here to take Old Mr. Watsons’

a loss