The Supreme Harvey York novel Chapter 3247

Chapter 3247 Sienna frowned. There was nothing she could say if Colton wanted Harvey to treat him.

Only Ansel was excited, as if his father was about to be cured.

“Ready, Elder Torres?”

Harvey ignored everyone‘s gaze and raised his right index and middle finger, as if it was a knife.

“Go ahead.”

Colton smiled, but even a calm man like him would feel a little anxious. His muscles had gone a little tight.

Swoosh!

Harvey took a step forward and swung his left palm right across Colton‘s face.

Slap!

Colton was instantly enraged after taking the slap.

“Sir York!”

Ansel‘s expression changed immediately.

“How dare you?!”

Sienna‘s face turned cold.

“What do you think you‘re doing?!”

Rudolph was getting angry as well!

If Harvey could save someone like this, Rudolph‘s experiences in medical school would‘ve been in vain.

Right as everyone was infuriated...

Harvey thrust his fingers right toward Colton‘s heart.

He poked his fingers at that spot around seven times.

Before he took a step back, he slapped Colton in the face once again.

Pffft!

“How is this possible?!”

“Elder Torres is a little weak right now. Make sure he rests well. Get him some medicine, and take care of him for a few days. He should be fine after that.”

Ansel came to his senses and quickly lifted Colton into his room.

The slap mark on Colton‘s face had disappeared, but his entire body had gone bright red; his pale and gloomy look was nowhere to be seen.

Rudolph immediately brought all of his equipment and checked on Colton. Sienna couldn‘t say a single word.

Half an hour later, Rudolph cast aside his stethoscope. He fell to the ground, shock written all over his face.

“What‘s the matter, Mr. Rudolph?” Sienna asked.

“What‘s going on with Uncle Torres?”

“He‘s... fine. He‘s completely normal now. No, he‘s even healthier than a normal person!”

Rudolph was in utter disbelief. “The symptoms of his heart failure are completely gone. His heart rate‘s back to normal. He‘s fine now.”

“This is amazing...”