Mr Wood The Legend

Chapter 94 Peace House

Speaking of his father's illness, Titus felt a little sad. Every time he saw his father trembling in bed with

a pale face, he couldn't help at all. He felt as if his heart was cut by a knife.

In the past few years, he had also found a lot of doctors, but they all gave him some vague treatment

methods which could only temporarily ease the symptoms but could not cure him.

"Mr. Chapman, do you mean that Ryan's body shakes abnormally?" Yank asked curiously.

Titus was stunned for a moment, and then smiled wryly. "Mr. Wood, you're too kind. Just call me Titus.

There are no specific rules in my father's symptoms, sometimes it takes a long time, sometimes a short

time, but every time it's painful torture."

Yank thought of something, but he was not completely sure. He still needed to see Ryan make a

judgment.

About 15 minutes later, the car finally arrived at the Chapman's house. As soon as they got out of the

car, they saw a well-dressed woman leading a young man holding a medicine chest to the door.

Seeing this, Yank frowned slightly and looked back at Titus, waiting for a reasonable explanation.

However, when Titus saw this woman, he was a little stunned. It was obvious that they knew each

other, but he was shocked by the woman's sudden appearance.

Walking into the door, Lily, who had been waiting on the sofa for a long time, stood up with joy. When

she saw the woman, she was stunned instantly, and then looked angry.

The woman shouted enthusiastically, "Lily, didn't you say hello to mom when she came back?"

Lily snorted and said bluntly, "My mother died abroad seven or eight years ago. In my memory, my

father is the only one in this family."

"What are you talking about? Am I not standing in front of you alive?" The woman smiled awkwardly

and pretended that nothing had happened.

Then, she looked at Titus, who was gloomy, and said, "Titus, you just came back. I brought back a

doctor from Peace House. I promise he could cure our father."

Only now did Yank realize that this woman seemed to be Lily's mother, but it seemed that their

relationship was not very good.

"What do you mean now? It was you who chose to divorce and go abroad to find your happiness. I

didn't hesitate at all.

Besides, I also gave you a sum of money. How are you so shameless to appear in front of me and my

daughter?" Titus said with a gloomy face.

The woman's name was Edie Lane, Titus’ ex-wife. She was very dissatisfied with Titus going through

all the troubles and spent so much money to treat an old man who was about to die. Coincidentally, she

encountered some temptation from the outside world, when their feelings reached the freezing point.

Seven years ago, the two agreed to divorce. Titus gave Edie a large sum of money, and Edie went to

America with her lover without hesitation, which was great harm to Lily.

Edie had long gotten used to the life of a rich woman. She squandered wantonly and lived a lavish

lifestyle. In addition, her lover conned her out of millions of dollars, which led to the end of her assets.

When she realized the seriousness of the problem, she put her mind on remarriage, wanting to be Mrs.

Chapman again. Original content from NôvelDrama.Org.

She came back with the remaining money and called a famous doctor from Peace House, which was

famous all over the country to treat Ryan. As long as he succeeded, Titus would choose to forgive her.

"Peace House? Is it the one be in charge of by Keefe House and has hundreds of branches in

Winbury?" Hearing Edie's words, Yank was puzzled.

The reason why Yank asked this was that Keefe House used to be a private doctor of the House family.

Although most of his medical skills were taught by his master Tom Brook, when his master was not

around, Keefe would take over his work.

This old man's medical skills were not bad, and he had done a lot of work for the Houses. In the end,

he chose to retire because he was old and could no longer bear a high-stress job. His master

immediately agreed and gave him a considerable pension.

"Yes, Keefe is my grandfather." The young man replied coldly and didn't say much. He looked at Yank

with disdain.

To be honest, Yank was very dissatisfied. Even if he was Keefe's grandson, so what? Keefe had to be

polite to him. How could he look down on him like this? He didn't know the rules at all.

But in the end, Yank still suppressed his anger and greeted with a smile, "Hello, my name is Yank."

"Miguel House!" The young man answered proudly, as if he was very proud of being a member of the

Houses.

Edie complained, "Titus, why do you say in such a cold tone? I did it all for our father! I specially

brought a doctor from Peace House to treat him. Who is this?"

As she spoke, she noticed Yank beside Titus, and asked doubtfully.

Hearing this, Titus sneered and said discontentedly, "Well, you don't have to pretend here. From the

moment you were willing to leave the Chapmans, everything here has nothing to do with you. He is the

doctor I found."

"Titus, I know you're worried about our father, but Peace House's strength is obvious to all. If they treat

him, he must be cured. Let this young man go back home!"

Edie said with a smile and looked at Yank disdainfully. In her opinion, Yank looked like a liar. Although

she didn't know Yank's background, she didn't believe he would be better than the doctor of Peace

House.

Yank pulled a wry face. How could he be targeted by this woman?

Seeing that Titus was unmoved, Edie looked at Lily, who had been pulling a long face, and ordered as

a mother, "Lily, your father must have been hypnotized by this person. Hurry up and drive him away.

Otherwise, something bad will happen to your grandfather."

"..." Yank was speechless. Before he could treat her, Edie already believed that something must have

happened.

Lily chose to ignore her directly and said coldly, "Well, Edie, what right do you have to give orders

here? Yank is a distinguished guest of the Chapmans. The one who must leave is you, the heartless

woman."

Hearing this, Edie was dumbfounded on the spot. She didn't expect that Yank had a higher status than

her, the original hostess of the Chapmans. She was even more surprised that her daughter would

actually drive away from her biological mother for an outsider.

Edie couldn't help but look at Yank, who embarrassed her, with hatred.

At this moment, she had already made a plan in her mind that she would ask several punks to teach

Yank a good lesson in private, but it was not the time to get even with Yank now. She had to persuade

Titus first, or it would be impossible for her to remarry again. lightnoveldaily.com