Love At The Wrong Table

Last time, after taking one of Emmanuel’s longevity pills, he felt twenty years younger and even regained a bit of his long-lost manly vigor. So, he dreamed of having another one. Now, when Emmanuel called him, he immediately put aside all his tasks and delegated the upcoming surgeries to his disciples. Regardless, he was determined to meet Emmanuel in person, either to get the medicine or to seek some advice on medicinal formulas.

“I’m unaware, Mr. Lowe. Shall I go over and take a look?”

“But Dr. Doncaster doesn’t allow anyone to enter at will.”

Hearing this, Rob chuckled proudly. “Oh, Finnian, you say. He wouldn’t dare defy me, assure you that.”

That was exactly what Emmanuel wanted to hear. He provoked, “Very well, Dr. Rob, le have a friendly exchange today and see who can cure these special patients. Your disciple lost to me last time. Let’s see if you can regain some dignity for him this time.”

Emmanuel did it deliberately, but little did he expect the esteemed doctor to be so chill, unlike his disciple in competitiveness. He directly admitted defeat, saying, “Oh, I’m no match for you, Mr. Lowe! But I’d like to see what kind of illness this is and witness your skills firsthand. So, let’s study it together. No competition, no comparison. Don’t think about bullying this old man!”

be so timid?! Then again, he

Center. Besides Rob, Smith and some others came, making a group of eight. They first met up with Emmanuel and

was a middle-aged man in his early forties, wearing thick glass and having

what brings you here?” Though puzzled, he quickly greeted his teacher, who brought a group of people to

patients. You cure them,

was prominent, and he had many related industries. If he

community in the future. So, he quickly smiled, “Thank you for your concern, sir, but these patients still have

a joke!” Smith interrupted. “Radiation isn’t a virus; how could it be contagious? Who taught

But this time, Emmanuel quite liked this guy because he voiced

if you had seen those patients, Smith.”