A Healer’s Journey

Chapter 49 Grandmaster

Finnegan and Bernice went to Jerome Medical Clinic after having their lunch.

Once they arrived at the entrance and got out of the car, Finnegan turned to Bernice in curiosity. “What’s the matter with you?”

Something seemed to bother her since they left the Haimowitz residence. She merely took at few bites of her meal earlier and appeared distracted as well.

She hesitated briefly before saying, “Finnegan, did you really receive one hundred million. from the Haimowitz family?”

Hearing that, he fathomed the reason behind her gloom. “Are you worried that I didn’t cure Old Mr. Haimowitz?”

That was indeed her concern. “Old Mr. Haimowitz may appear to be in a better condition. now, but what if his health deteriorates afterward? So, did you accept one hundred million. from them?”

Assuming that Finnegan did not receive the money, he would not be held accountable if anything unfortunate were to happen to the old man in the future.

On the other hand, if he did accept the sum, members of the Haimowitz family might point. their fingers at him.

Finnegan smiled and tidied her fringe. “Rest a*sured. I have absolute confidence in the success of my treatment whenever I decide to tend to a patient. It’s either that or I completely refrain from doing anything. Putting aside the risk of facing disasters or accidents, I can guarantee Old Mr. Haimowitz will stay healthy for the subsequent ten years. following the treatment session today.”

Bernice relaxed a little after taking in his confident demeanor. “So, did you really take one hundred million from them?”

“What do you think?”

Finnegan chuckled before walking into Jerome Medical Clinic.

Staring at his leaving figure from behind, she muttered, “Perhaps I was overthinking things. He wouldn’t dare to accept that one hundred million.”

She was clearly still oblivious to the fact that Finnegan had agreed to receive the Miles. family’s No. 1 Villa at Dragon Bay which was worth a conservative estimate of one billion.

“You’re here, Mr. Larkin.”

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When Finnegan and Bernice entered the clinic, Jerome strode over with a glowing face. He no longer seemed dejected as he previously did.

Finnegan scanned the surroundings. “Mr. Magnussen, you’ve pulled yourself together.”

The clinic was a mess when Finnegan came a few days ago. Many things were casually strewn across the place, and all the furniture was covered in dust. In comparison, the entire clinic. looked brand new now. Many old pieces of equipment were also replaced with new ones.

A calligraphy art depicting the words Jerome had mentioned before adorned the wall of the main lobby once again: Providing medical treatment until my last breath.

Jerome grinned. “I find my life to be meaningful again now that Yuliana has recovered. Still, I cannot take credit for refurbishing this clinic. Ms. Zimmerman did all the work. She had personally tasked her subordinates to revamp this facility.”

Bernice. “You’re already swamped with your company’s work. Why did you spend time

helping you out.” She winked

coming here to check the place out, I actually

I have a

go first, Mr. Magnussen.”

medical skills are obviously greater than mine since you were able to diagnose and cure

fruit of his lifetime’s labor.

over to Finnegan. Instead, Jerome was unwilling to leave the clinic just like that. Besides, after getting to know Finnegan in the past few days, Jerome realized Finnegan was a brilliant doctor who kept a low profile, so he wanted to learn

to help Jerome up from the floor. “Mr.

shouldn’t do this. Please get up before

to his feet. “I’ll continue kneeling as long as you don’t agree to

up and agree to Mr. Magnussen’s request. Don’t let an elder like him kneel

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becalise I won’t be here at all times to treat patients. Therefore, your presence is still required to keep this clinic running. As for the matter related to your wish to be my disciple, I’m afraid I cannot agree

was slightly disappointed after

“Mr. Larkin, may I know which medical expert is your master? I’m deeply impressed that he was able to

an eccentric old traditional medicine practitioner. You’re probably unfamiliar with his name, even if I tell you. Also, you can just call me by my name. It is too much for you to address me as ‘Mr. Larkin.”

more knowledgeable in medicine than me. In that

indirect method to become my mentee since I can’t agree to accept him

“Master Larkin, Ms. Zimmerman, please follow me to the backyard. We can sip on coffee while

in resignation as he looked at

top ten doctors in Loang is referring to you as his master, countless people would be utterly

gentler as she gazed at him. She also

clinic’s backyard was renovated, now giving off an

in the pavilion. Then, he shouted in the direction of the room beside the area, “Yuliana, come out here and make a pot of coffee. You can also seize this opportunity to meet your savior.”

right

holding the coffee brewing kit. She no longer appeared sickly, insane, and

of torment required time. At that moment,

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would need to

a long green dress, was a girl with a graceful temperament. Despite

introduced, “Yuliana, this is Master Finnegan Larkin. He was the

of faint surprise flashed across her eyes. She was slightly taken aback to hear Jerome addressing Finnegan in

set down the coffee brewing kit, bowed, and expressed her gratitude. “Mr. Larkin, thank you for treating me and encouraging my grandpa to get back on his feet

Master Larkin as a mentee.

necessary. Let’s keep things simple. You don’t have to call me Master Larkin, either. Just

The wiser man in the field of medicine is always a mentor to those