“Mr. Wade, what did you say?”
Hank was completely baffled and couldn’t help but look at Charlie wade, asking, “You said my illness has been cured?!”
Charlie wade nodded and replied, “Yes, it’s been cured. You can go back now.”
Hank, still bewildered, asked, “When did you treat me? Why didn’t I feel anything?”
Charlie wade smiled and said, “Did you feel anything special before you became impotent?”
“Not really,” Hank shook his head. He only realized he was impotent when it was time to take his medication at night.
Looking back at the whole situation, he still couldn’t figure out when exactly Charlie wade had acted against him.
It seemed that Charlie wade had the ability to render someone impotent without them even noticing.
At this thought, he immediately realized that Charlie wade had likely cured his pancreatic cancer in the same imperceptible manner.
Overwhelmed with emotion, he exclaimed, “Thank you, Mr. Wade! Thank you, Mr. Wade! I’ll have them check me as soon as I return to America tonight!”
Steve frowned and asked, “What? You don’t trust Mr. Wade?”
“No, no,” Hank quickly responded. “I mean, those people kept telling me that my illness couldn’t be cured, that the five-year survival rate was less than 10%. So, I want them to know that they are just frogs at the bottom of a well, and that this illness can be completely cured in the miraculous land of China!”
Charlie wade said indifferently, “It’s still best to get checked, just to be 100% sure.”
Then he asked Hank, “Are you leaving now, or later?”
Hank hurriedly replied, “Later, later. I’ll have the plane take off at dawn. I want to have a good meal with you first, Mr. Wade.”
Charlie wade smiled and nodded, saying, “Then let Albert hurry up with the dishes. After eating, you should head back quickly, so you don’t have to keep worrying.”
Hank chuckled and didn’t try to explain or argue further.
He knew that Charlie wade saw through people and situations very clearly. If he kept explaining at this point, it would seem unnecessary.
…
After the meal, Hank once again set off for the airport.
The crew was already on standby, and as soon as he boarded, the plane took off overnight, heading for America.
His personal doctor had also received Hank’s notification, instructing him to contact the hospital to arrange a second round of tests.
The doctor asked in confusion, “Mr. Hank, it hasn’t even been 48 hours since your last check-up. Why do you need another one?”
Hank replied, “I’ve already received treatment in China. Now I need to go back and check if the treatment was effective.”
After saying this, Hank instructed him, “Hurry up and arrange all the tests for me. My plane is about to take off, and I need to rest. I won’t say more for now.”
The personal doctor was puzzled. Hank had only been in China for a few hours before rushing back. What kind of treatment could he have received in such a short time?
The treatment of pancreatic cancer is a very complex and challenging medical problem. It’s not something that can be perfectly resolved by simply seeing a doctor, taking medication, or undergoing a single surgery.
Moreover, in just a few hours, even preoperative preparations would be far from sufficient.
After much thought, he concluded that Hank must have gone to China to seek traditional Chinese medicine treatment.
He had encountered many Chinese cancer patients who, when American medicine could no longer cure them, often chose to return to China for traditional Chinese medicine treatments.
