The Amazing son in law Chapter 7336
He then pointed at Matt Finkelstein and added, “Matt, you’ll be responsible for keeping track of everyone. If anyone fails to return within a week, report it to Steve immediately.”
Matt Finkelstein quickly stood up and assured him, “Mr. Wade, don’t worry. I’ll keep a close watch on them.”
charlie Wade nodded and said to Tawanna, “Ms. Sweet, get some good rest tomorrow and prepare for your next two concerts.”
Tawanna quickly asked, “Mr. Wade, would it be convenient for me to invite you and Mrs. Wade to dinner?”
charlie Wade waved his hand dismissively. “Forget it for now. Focus on resting—we can talk about dinner another time.”
Though slightly disappointed, Tawanna still nodded respectfully. “Understood, Mr. Wade.”
charlie Wade then turned to Steve and said, “Steve, you’ve worked hard handling these troublesome matters.”
Steve immediately responded, “Mr. Wade, you’re too kind. This is my duty! I’ll be staying in Jinling for a long time, so we should definitely keep in touch.”
charlie Wade smiled. “Sounds good, let’s stay in contact.”
Checking the time, he added, “It’s getting late, everyone. I’ll take my leave now—see you next time.”
That night, a private jet departed from Jinling, heading straight for the United States.
Aboard the flight, Hank scheduled an appointment with his private doctor. However, unlike the Rothschilds or the Fei family, he didn’t own a private hospital. Instead, he had to rely on his doctor to secure an appointment at one of the top medical facilities in the U.S.
Although he lacked a personal hospital, money spoke louder than status. By offering nearly 100 times the standard fee, he ensured that the hospital prioritized his case, coordinating all necessary examination resources before his arrival.
By the time his plane landed in New York, it was already late at night local time. But since he had paid millions for the expedited check-up, the hospital’s medical team was on standby, ready to conduct the tests the moment he arrived.
Coincidentally, this was the same hospital where he had undergone a full-body examination just three months earlier.
Like other billionaires, he underwent a physical examination every six months, always opting for the hospital’s exclusive super VIP service. On the day of the check-up, entire departments would set aside a dedicated time slot just for him. To ensure maximum convenience, the hospital arranged for him to stay in its most luxurious ward the night before, sparing him the hassle of waking up early and rushing to the hospital.
For someone of his wealth, the routine was simple—arriving the night before, changing into a specially provided hospital gown, and sleeping in a five-star hospital suite. By the time he woke up, doctors and nurses would already be at his bedside, ready to conduct the examinations.
But this time, he had no patience to wait until morning. The moment his plane landed, he rushed straight to the hospital.
His personal doctor, seeing him arrive in such a hurry, was visibly surprised. “Sir, your test results from three months ago were all normal. Why the sudden urgency for another check-up?”
Hank blurted out, “Do a full-body cancer screening again—especially for my pancreas. Someone told me there’s a problem with my pancreatic head.”
The doctor hesitated. “That seems highly unlikely. I specifically checked your pancreas during your last exam, and everything was perfectly fine.”
Hank waved him off impatiently. “Forget what happened three months ago. A lot can change in that time. Hell, do you even know what I’ve been through in the past three days? Even God himself wouldn’t believe it if I told you.”
Then, without wasting another second, he issued a firm order. “Start the tests immediately—don’t waste a single minute!”