"Don't cry. I'm still alive, aren't I? Girl, you are like that, too soft-hearted and easily affected," Emmanuel smiled indifferently. He stood up and comforted his granddaughter.
"It-It's impossible. It's not true. There must be something wrong with the equipment in the hospital." Since the test results came out, Maxim was dumbfounded as he looked through the test results in disbelief. He also practiced western medicine, so he knew what the test results meant.
"The examination equipment was sponsored by the American Medical Association and the Rolando Medical Group. Are you saying that there's something wrong with the machines here? Are you insulting the medical association?" William asked angrily.
"No, that's not what I mean..." Maxim tried to explain.
"There's no need to sa
