Indulge in Love

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But what could he do? The gene of his father and mother was very strong. Their eldest son, Davis and the second son, Moore, had very high IQ. Especially, Albert was more talented than him, but his third son, Brian, seemed to have inherited very bad genes. Every time they argued, he would always lose miserably! When he lived in Uncle Carter's home before, Albert and Christine often worked together to bully him. But now when he grew up, they still bullied him! Do you think he is a loser?

"Don't feel that it's unfair. You're a smart guy. Otherwise, you wouldn't have gotten so many degrees. What do you think? You are smart and you're not as abstract as your two elder brothers and one younger brother! "

"Damn it. How dare you humiliate me for this? "

Loren then laughed out loud and left, which made Brian even more morose.

Albert walked to Moore and toasted to him. Moore took a sip of wine and asked, "What happened? Why did you leave in the early morning without leaving any messages? I thought something terrible had happened! "

"Nothing serious. Don't be so worried about me. " He then added, "Moore, are you going to work in The Hospital of Dawn tomorrow? "

either. Let's go to the hospital and get familiar with the environment first. Fortunately, I once worked as an intern in the hospital. Therefore, I'm quite familiar with the hospital. Plus, Uncle Martin is there, so it

it be easy to cure heart disease?

I wouldn't choose to study medicine. But after all these years I have learned, I still can't cure him.

Maybe there will be a way to keep him alive in the future, right? You are the hope of not only Davis, but also the

he can live well with my medical skills, but I'm really afraid... " Then he added, "Why do you ask me

is also suffering from congenital heart disease. I

heart is not designed for anyone. Let him come to the hospital for observation. If his condition is not very serious, I can give him a surgery. Maybe I can help him alleviate his condition. If his

Moore. I'll transfer him to

together for so many years and have seldom seen you ask others for help. This person must be

if he died like that. I'm not a benevolent man, but I'm not a person

had just received a patient who was more than ten years old and was introduced by an acquaintance. Oh my God! There is one patient in the morning and another in the afternoon. I'm so busy even when I don't go to work. Then I will be as busy as