The Amazing Son-in-Law [The Charismatic Charlie Wade] (Chinese name) Chapter: 7128

Johnson had to leave Hank’s ward for a little while.

The private doctor guided him out and smiled as he said, “Congratulations, Mr. Hank! After all my years in medicine, I’ve never seen a case of pancreatic cancer that could be cured.”

Hank nodded, feeling overjoyed that the pancreatic cancer was gone.

Lying on his hospital bed with his legs crossed, he thought, “Wow, spending money really does help avoid disasters. Now that I’ve paid, the disease is gone.”

But then he felt a wave of sadness as he thought about his little brother. Even though the cancer was cured, he wondered how long it would take for his brother to recover.

Hank had considered asking the private doctor or a specialist for help in figuring out what was wrong with his brother. But then he remembered that this was all because of Charlie Wade. He worried that no one would see through Charlie’s true nature.

If he sought help, not only would his brother’s problem remain unsolved, but it could also become a source of embarrassment. He didn’t want to be studied as a special case of impotence. So, he decided to forget that idea.

After a few hours, as the sky in New York began to brighten, Dr. Johnson arrived quickly.

He knocked on the door, looking happy. “Mr. Hank, congratulations! Your CA199 value has dropped to 20, and you are now completely cured!”

“Really?” Hank exclaimed, jumping off the bed with a big smile. “Let’s make arrangements. I want to be discharged from the hospital and go home!”

After saying that, he picked up his phone and opened the chat group.

In the group, his friends were asking about the results of his cancer test. They were all waiting for him to reply.

Hank typed a message: “Everyone, I have recovered from pancreatic cancer. Please know.”

At first, Hank hadn’t planned to share his recovery right away. He felt unhappy thinking about how quickly his friends would regain their strength and energy.

But then he remembered that Charlie Wade had called him the class representative, and he felt a sense of honor in that role.