Ferdy soon dismissed the idea that he might have made a mistake.


    He definitely did not make a mistake-the woman''s daughter had a cold.


    "Fine!" He sneered, nodding at Frank and taking up his bet.


    Though he had nothing else to say anyway, he hurried back to his office, somehow feeling a little


    guilty...


    After Ferdy left, Jim said, "I can see that you''re right about Ferdy prescribing expensive medicine to


    patients who don''t really need it. We will deal with it ordingly."


    Pausing, he then asked, "Why do you insist that the girl has a heat condition? Even my grandfather


    couldn''t tell." "Of course he couldn''t."


    Frank kept his eyes on the entrance, his tone t as he spoke. "The female physique is inherently


    cooler. But since it''s her lungs that are inmed, and the fact that she''s born t-footed is a


    combination of coincidences that makes it look like amon cold." "t-footed?"


    Jim was left musing for a while, but he had not the faintest idea what t- footedness had to do with


    any medical conditions.


    He simply chuckled and stayed silent, dismissing it as Frank''s nonsense.


    Now, he just had to wait and see what Frank would do when he lost his bet with Ferdy.


    And yet, in under five minutes, Brenda had returned, dashing inside Loggins Apothecary, crying out,


    "Help! Help!!!"


    In her arms, Ava was pale and unconscious.


    "What?!" Jim was left gaping-he certainly recognized Brenda and Ava since they had just left minutes


    ago.


    "W-What''s going on here?!"


    Ferdy just happened to look outside his office and was left dumbstruck.


    He had never encountered something like this-how could a patient exhibiting cold symptoms turn out to


    be suffering from a heat illness?!


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    Like Jim, he was staring stiffly at Jim, feeling something stuck in his throat and unable to speak.


    Brenda saw Frank standing outside Ferdy''s office just then and promptly carried Ava to her, dropping to


    her knees before Frank.


    "Sir... Please, save my daughter! I''m sorry-l was foolish and ignorant, trusting a quack doctor instead of


    you! I... I..." "Q-Quack doctor?!"


    Ferdy was left sitting rigidly behind his desk, feeling like the world was copsing on him as more


    people gathered around Frank. "H-How is this possible..." "Hey, the kid was actually right?" "Tut, tut.


    That little girl was just fine until she drank that soup Dr. Zeller prescribed. And now, that happened..."


    "She''spletely pale. Is there any hope left?!"


    Hearing the crowd''sments, Ferdy charged out of his office maniacally, pointing at Frank as he


    snapped, "It''s not my fault... It was you! You must''ve done something! What did you do?! Why did you


    set me up?!" "I didn''t do a thing," Frank retorted as he ced the unconscious Ava t on the floor and


    took out several needles from his pocket.


    "What... Acupuncture?" Jim frowned.


    At the same time, Ferdy lunged at Frank, ready to seize him by the cor." Answer me! How else could


    I have been wrong?! I''m never wrong! I''ve treated hundreds, if not thousands of patients! How could I


    make a mistake now?!"