Nicholas stood up and took out his gun. He then walked to the door in big steps.
…
When Rowan walked out of Kelly’s ward, he nodded at Mandy, who had been waiting at the door to show his respect.
“Mr. Irwin.” Her eyes were red as she bowed respectfully. “Thank you for being willing to save my daughter! I’ll remember what you’ve done for us forever!”
Rowan waved.
“You’re too kind, Mrs. Tanner. Doctors are just like the patients’ parents. How can we watch the patients suffer without saving them?”
“Do you think there’s still hope for her, Mr. Irwin?”
Rowan thought for a moment and said, “She has been treated the traditional way. To me, although congenital diseases are hard to treat, she will survive.”
Mandy’s eyes lit up. “Really?”
Rowan nodded, “Holistic healing will show better results. Given the many traditional holistic methods in Southeast Aciatic, even if they’re old wives' remedies, they can work at critical times, depending on how one applies them.”
He took out two bottles as he spoke. “This is the new medicine that Irwin Pharmaceuticals produced. Feed her these following the instructions. I’ll check on her again in three days.”
Mandy took them and thanked him.
Rowan smiled. “But remember. This is medicine, not a magic pill. It’s impossible to cure everything.”
“I know, I know!” Mandy would be more than happy if her daughter’s illness could be eased.
“I’ll get going, then.”
“Hey, Mr. Irwin!” Mandy called him immediately. “My daughter’s memory loss…”
Rowan paused. There was a slight change to his expression.
He had intentionally avoided that topic.
He recalled each detail.
…
When he was in the ward, he wanted to try acupuncture on her to stimulate her nervous system. It might work.
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