Magic Doctor CEO Lady's Humble Husband (Fade Chen) novel Chapter 976

Otto and Fade proceeded to the second floor. Although it resembled the consultation hall on the first floor, it was separated into small cubicles.

A fully furnished living space was situated on the third floor. There was a living room, a kitchen and bedrooms.

Otto gestured to Fade to sit and explained, "I own the building. The first and second floors are used as a clinic to treat our patients while our family lives on the third floor."

"I see!" Fade nodded and received a cup of tea from otto..

Suddenly, there was a string of footsteps and two disheveled middle-aged men descended from the stairs.

They noticed Otto and bowed to greet him, "Good day, Master Pai!"

"Good day to you too. Go on!" Otto replied warmly.

The men nodded hurriedly and bid their farewells before leaving.

Fade observed them curiously. Judging by their appearance, they did not seem to be a part of Otto's family, hence he asked, "Master Pai, they

are?"

Otto chuckled, "My tenants."

"Tenants?" Fade was taken aback.

Otto explained, "My family stays in the top three floors of this building. Yet, apart from Teddie and Hannah, many of my descendants didn't practice Chinese medicine. Therefore, they didn't live here and most of the rooms are unoccupied."

"Sometimes, I'll come across some people in need, so I rent out the place to help them," Otto continued.

Otto's reply made Fade respect Otto more than ever. Earlier, the two men did not seem to be well-off and Otto certainly did not need their rent. Nonetheless, he did so to help the others unconditionally.

That elevated Fade's admiration for Otto. Fade immediately bowed to demonstrate his respect for Otto again.

Shortly after, Otto brought Damian to the living room and the latter thanked Fade.

Damian was in his forties. He was neatly dressed and wore a pair of glasses. His illness took a toll on him and he was very skinny.

"Thank you so much, Mr. Chen," Damian expressed his gratitude and bowed.

Fade asked Damian to sit and checked the latter's pulse. After a while, Fade was certain that his medicine was working and he was relieved. After that, he prescribed some medicine to nourish Damian's body and lessen any mild side effects.

Otto checked the prescription and he could not help but compliment Fade.

Otto was in awe and he exclaimed, "Mr. Chen, you're very talented! My skills are nothing compared to you!"

Fade chuckled, "Master Pai, you're too humble and you flatter me. I really respect you for being so helpful!"

They were chatting when they heard a loud crash on the first floor. Suddenly, a middle-aged man's voice roared, "Is your grandfather at home?"

"My grandfather has a guest. How may I help you?" It was Hannah's voice.

Otto. He retorted, "Dr. Pai, don't you know why I'm here?"

"My wife's condition is getting worse because of your prescriptions. You have to be responsible for it!" Mr. Huang glared at Otto and threatened.

Otto was livid and exclaimed, "Your wife's illness has nothing to do with me."

"You're trying to deny it?" Mr. Huang scoffed, "There were many witnesses when I sent my wife to your clinic!"

"If you're unwilling to be responsible for it, I'll expose you on national television and you'll no longer be the best Chinese medicine practitioner in Jade City," Mr. Huang threatened.

Teddie retorted furiously, "What the hell do you want?"

Mr. Huang's eyes flickered and replied, "What else? I just want you to cure my wife. Also, my wife suffered mentally and physically because of you, so you must compensate us. I don't want much, so five hundred thousand yuan will do."

Hannah trembled in anger and hissed, "Marvin Huang, how could you be so shameless? My grandfather helped you countless times but you're blackmailing us? Are you out of your mind?"

Mr. Huang widened his eyes and scoffed, "Helped me? Stop fooling around. He did this to my wife and you're saying that he helped us? If you won't compensate me, I won't let this slide."

"You... You!" Hannah and Teddie were so furious that they could not speak.

Otto's face was gloomy as well but he suppressed his anger. He stared at Mr. Huang and concluded, "Mr. Huang, I told you that your wife's condition has nothing to do with me. Also, you should send her to the hospital or it'll be too late. You..."

Mr. Huang was oblivious to Otto's advice and snapped, "Old man, stop denying it. After my wife took your medicine, she had a fever on the third day. Who else could it be but you? Hurry and compensate me or I'll tell everyone about this."