hapter 231 Favor


    Emrys merely nced at him and said, “A leopard never changes its spots. I can’t be bothered to argue


    with you.”


    Mason was on the verge of losing his temper again. How dare he mock me! Under normal


    circumstances, he would have definitely taken Emrys down, but with Damarion present, he could only


    swallow his anger for the time being.


    If you fail to cure my grandfather’s illness, you’ll see how I’ll make you pay! Mason strenuously


    suppressed the rage in his heart.


    Damarion said, “Dr. Lund, we’vee to Jadeborough this time to invite you to Juxshire. We need your


    help to treat Old Mr. Cooper’s leg injury. As long as you can heal his leg, you can name your price for


    the consultation.”


    That was the advantage of being wealthy and arrogant.


    That was also where Mason’s confidencey.


    However, Damarion spoke much more tactfully than Mason. He didn’t start off by bragging about how


    wealthy he was or insisting Emrys should hurry up and provide treatment. Anyone would be put off by


    such amanding tone.


    Even though Damarion had expressed a request, Emrys still shook his head and said, “I’m sorry,


    Juxshire is too far away. I’m toozy to travel. The only reason I agreed to meet you today is to make


    you give up hope.”


    Emrys was not short of money, and he didn’t treat illnesses for the sake of money either. Since he


    wasn’t after money, who would travel all the way to Juxshire to see him? If they were sick, wouldn’t


    theye to him themselves?


    Moreover, it was just a leg injury, not a full–b*dy paralysis. Emrys believed that, even if his patient was


    completely paralyzed, if they genuinely wanted medical help, they should have had their rtives carry


    them there, instead of sending someone as dim–witted as Mason. Mason didn’t even have the proper


    attitude for seeking medical help.


    Mason’s actions reinforced Emrys‘ idea that wealthy people were really spoiled.


    Upon hearing Emrys‘ words, Damarion spoke with a slight change in his expression. “Dr. Lunk, Mr.


    Cooper has already apologized for his previous rash actions. Why won’t you give him a chance? It is


    often said that doctors arepassionate…”


    Emrys waved his hand to interrupt him, saying, “Enough with the dawdling here. Don’t give me the


    “doctors arepassionate” shtick. Either you scram immediately or let the sick person from your


    Cooper familye over. Who knows, I might be in a good mood one day and decide to treat him.”


    Upon seeing his perfunctory attitude, Damarion was starting to get angry.


    There existed a certain type of person who would take a mile if given an inch. In Damarion’s


    perspective, Emrys was precisely that kind of person. He had already shown him enough respect, yet


    Emrys still didn’t know chalk from cheese.


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    “Dr. Lund…” Damarion’s gaze was slightly cold as he stared at Emrys, saying, “Perhaps you’re not


    short of money, but there’s one thing you’ve missed. In the future, you’ll surely regret it.”


    “Oh? What is it?” Emrys asked curiously.


    “A favor of our Cooper family from Juxshire!”


    As Damarion spoke those words, a surge of internal energy coursed through him like a mighty river. A


    subtle aura of a martial artist, almost imperceptible, was released from within him.


    He wasn’t threatening Emrys, but rather informing him that he was a martial artist and that the Cooper


    family was a family of martial artists.


    A favor was something extremely important in society, akin to the concept of “favor andw.” “Favor”


    even precedes w,” highlighting its significance.


    Additionally, the favors from a family of martial artists were even more precious.


    Just like the Bjorn family from Jazona. It was precisely because they had personal connections with


    Owen, the guardian of Central Chanacan Martial Arts Alliance, that even though Huxley was caught


    red–handed, he could still remain above thew. That situation involved a matter of personal


    rtionships.


    Once there were personal connections, many things could be aplished with half the effort.


    Damarion continued, “Dr. Lund, perhaps you may not need the favor of our Cooper family for now.


    However, you can’t guarantee that your descendants won’t encounter any troubles in the future. When


    that timees, you will realize just how precious the favor of our Cooper family truly is.”


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    What he said made a lot of sense.


    Any normal person would cherish that form of connection because it was thatplex social system


    that relied on such connections for its sustenance. Laws, one could say, were merely constraints.


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