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fairly. I think you have done eno

nish his words, he saw th

rong? Her son comes les

a top medical university in the country an

l of doctors, which made him ar

he know that he was nothing compare

nights, he kept studying and stayed up late. Yet Paige took one lo

raph and CT scan and knew he had lung cancer at a glance. Be

things wer

e thing that made hi

ie's critical condition a few times now, ye

y time she appeared, she managed to shock him completely. She sh

ow unfairly the Tate family treated her. Later, Colin and

thing in Cassie's condit

e wasn't up to surgery at all. By letting her take Heart Relief Pills, Paige was hoping t

ought Cassie would be fine as long as they paid her medic

ate family would pay 1.6

e for me, OK?" Paige glanced at Cassi

w. If Cassie wakes up and sees

n gets worse, thing

e and whispered, "I've go

"O

things she wanted to say to Cassie. Yet in

me, several doctor

looked

w come Mr. Stowe gets

efusing to take his meds just s

Ridic

ard 301, she got a bump in the

en Paige passed by the door, she happen

ithout permission. Does his

do now? Have the fam

can only decide whether to oper

06 and said to them casually, "He wil

ors heard her words and looked

the door. She looked like a teenager

ar, and her pair of slender and

le physician, didn't take her seriously seeing that she was so young. "His condi

s family was the o

asked with confusion, "Is his rheu

ll?" Devan was

An aged chief female physi

he needs a heart valve replacement. It's not the first time

ce, and her charming eyes were shining wi

uggests one thing. You didn't treat him with adequate antibiotics,

, all the doctors in

e knows medi

ows about periva

ssion, so he wasn't treated properly with enough antibiotics.

mily gets here?" an aged man said. He was Tim Swift, the most powerful heart expert

ext second. One of them replied, "Judging from the previou

inutes would

Mr. Stowe can't

before. Shortly after, he developed a perivalvular leaka

of perivalvular leakage. At that time, his condition was so critical that it w

pital is well-known throughout the country, and cou

m all sides, I completed an impos

owe was infected again and had

ion has gradually developed into pneumonia. We have made a lot of effort

e has artificial valve infective en

dition is v

s, the success rate of surg

th Mr. Stowe's condition now. We hav