Life at the Top

“Huh?!”

This was the first reaction of the group of professionals collectively, including Mr. Knowles, when they took in the scene in the hospital room.

It was rare to see someone kneeling to another considering the current time and age. It was a curious and eye catching sight to see an adult male kneeling at the door of a patient’s room.

Something flickered in Jeff’s eyes when he saw the large group of people enter the room.

“Quick! Someone help me! I’m getting beaten up and harmed in broad daylight!”

“Doctor, doctors! Don’t treat my mother’s illness, the money she’s paying you is something she stole from a charity foundation! It’s not her money! You people will be in trouble if investigation traces back to you!”

Everyone was shocked when they heard him.

Ms. Tiana sighed deeply and closed her eyes before she leaned back into the hospital bed. She really did not want to look at Jeff anymore.

At this moment, the forgiving and generous teacher that treated all her students like her own children had completely lost hope in her son.

Knowles and the other doctors were all looking at Jeff as if the

hospitalization and there was no need to worry about him not paying the fees, Mr. Knowles and the other doctor would happily treat Ms.

was more important was being in favor of

was for Jasper

lying in bed was Jeff’s mother. How could he request doctors not

head and gave Jeff one last disdainful glance. Then he

and hospital’s attention, so he was stunned by their reaction

that my mom’s money is from

professional who happened to be walking past Jeff glared at him and said unkindly, “You still have the gall to call her your mom? It’s a misfortime for her to have a son like

personally arranged for her hospitalization, payment isn’t an issue at all. The man in front is the president of our Mid Mount Hospital and we’re all specialists in our fields. Mr. Laine was the one who

can’t afford medication, there’s still no way us doctors could just watch as a patient dies before our eyes, okay? Their health is our first

know what I should say about

‘Mr. Laine!’

on to