The Girlboss Begs for Remarriage novel Chapter 2560

Troy frowned. "But he's a traditional healer?"

In his mind, Draconian traditional medicine was all nonsense and would never compare to modern medicine. However, while an average Joe could be forgiven for falling for it, why would Laura believe that too, as a doctor?

"Kid, you're not that old." Troy snorted. "Can't you get a proper job instead of pulling cons? I'm warning you—cause a malpractice suit, and it's on your head!"

Seeing that Troy misunderstood, Laura quickly said, "You're wrong there, sir! He may be young, but there's no arguing his skill. Do you remember Charmaine Bingham? Her organs were failing and no medication worked, but he saved her."

"Are you kidding me?" Troy could hardly believe his ears.

No matter how mystical Draconian traditional medicine was, it would not raise the dead.

Even if he was wrong about Frank, there was no way he could save failing organs!

"I saw it with my own eyes!" Laura insisted.

However, Troy ignored her and stared at Frank—was his brat into Laura? Was that why he deceived her?

"Get in!" he said nonetheless.

"Thanks, sir!"

As everyone quickly got into the car, Troy said as he drove, "In that village ahead, there's another geezer who's suffering from organ failure and is rejecting medication. Cure him, and I'll do anything you say. How about that?"

Frank smirked, shaking his head. "Medicine is not a joke, and I won't treat it as such. Moreover, there's no quarrel between us."

Troy rolled his eyes.

Was he crazy? What did Frank's treatment have to do with him, and why did he keep throwing shade at Frank?

"Mr. Frankton is a good man, sir," she snapped. "You'll be hearing from me, with the way you're harassing him!"

Troy was unfettered, even snapping coolly, "You're one of the best doctors in this hospital, Dr. Layton, and even the chief wouldn't trump you when he was younger. But you're terrible when it comes to reading the room! Don't you see that he's just deceiving you?!

"Anyone with half a brain knows that no one could heal a failing organ—that's just common sense. Don't you get it?!"

Laura certainly did, but she refused to doubt what she saw with her own eyes either.

And unlike the skeptical deputy chief, Jada's conviction stood firmly with Frank.

"What's that supposed to mean?" Jada snapped just then.