Chapter 428
"Boss, all the clothes are delivered, we''ll leave first. We won''t disturb your gathering." Seeing that all
the clothes had been delivered, Wade waved to Henry.
"Okay." Henry waved his hand.
Wade and Felix took their men into the cars and left the manor in an orderly manner.
By the time they had left, the members of the Lin family and the Liu family had not recovered from
their shock.
Looking at the hill-like clothes piled up in the room, who would have thought that they were all made
by the world''s top designers if they hadn''t seen it with their own eyes?
"Brother-inw, how rich are you?" Channing couldn''t help but sigh. For the works of a world''s top
designer, clothes worth hundreds of yuan or millions of yuan were verymon, even tens of
millions of yuan. Now there were so many clothes, one per day, enough for one year, how much
money would it cost?
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"These are all sent by friends. It''s not about money." Henry waved his hand. "I didn''t expect them to
send so many."
"Sister, brother-inw is too rich. You should pay more attention to him. Otherwise, if he runs away
with someone someday, you will be the one to cry." Daisy leaned over to Sylvia and whispered.
"If he wants to run away, I can''t stop him." Sylvia smiled and felt sweet in her heart. No woman
would refuse her lover''s gift.
Sylvia already had some understanding of Henry''s financial resources before, so she was not
surprised at all. After all, even people like Felix, a man who is feared by businessmen in the Du Hai,
had to call Henry the Boss.
Robert had seen the influence of The Conqueror thoroughly. As his old friend had said, everyone in
the world would respect The Conqueror and feel honored to work for him.
"It''s a waste of money and it''s shy." Abby curled her lips and sat back on the table.
"Then why did I just see someone show off their clothes? The piece fromst year''s collection was
worn. My sister can wear a new style every day, and there are three types, one for the morning, one
for the afternoon, and one in the evening." Daisy sat there with a smile on her face.
Abby snorted and stopped talking. There was a kind of undisguised envy in her eyes. She looked at
the pile of clothes from time to time. This was a great temptation for women.
"Well, let''s continue to eat," Robert said, clearing the awkward atmosphere.
During the dinner, Robert asked James, "James, where are you working now?"
James quickly replied, "Grandpa Lin, I have a private clinic in Ennd."
"It''s not a private clinic. It''s a private hospital." Abby specifically repeated. "This kind of business
requires 40% of knowledge and 60% of luck. Once you see the investment point, you can earn
money. But doctors only rely on their own skills. No matter how rich a person is, he has to seek help
from a doctor. So, personal talent is the most important thing. Otherwise, he will fall behind like a
nouveau riche."
Abby had just got humiliated, and now she wanted to get it back quickly. In terms of medical skills,
Abby was very confident in James. Although she had never seen James cure diseases, she had
heard a lot about him. Most importantly, Henry, a person who had self-taught medical skills, could
notpare with him, who graduated from the Johns Hopkins University. This was a top medical
college. Those self-taught people did not even have the qualifications to enter the school.
"Haha, you run your own hospital at such a young age. You are really a promising young man."
Robert said politely. If James had made some achievements in other industries, Robert might
sincerely say that he was a promising young man, but it was about medical skills.
James looked as old as Henry. At this age, he could be proud of having a hospital of his own. But
compared with Henry, he was nothing. Although Henry didn''t have his own hospital, his title The
Conqueror was the top in the medical field all over the world. It was a turning point!
Abby didn''t understand the polite meaning in Robert''s words. She said, "Grandpa Lin, I brought
James back this time to check your illness. When I came, I learned from my grandfather that you
have recovered. I''m really happy for you."
When Abby said this, Henry could tell that she was not lying. It seemed that Abby and Sylvia had a
good rtionship although they had a fierce quarrel.
"Little girl, thank you for your concern. My body is very tough now." Robert patted his chest.
"Grandpa Lin, I heard from Abby that you couldn''t even stand up. Which hospital did you go for the
operation?" Jame asked curiously, "I can go there and learn."
"James, you''ve learned western medicine, haven''t you?" Robert asked.
"Yes." James nodded.
Robert smiled and said, "It''s a Chinese medicine that cured me."
"Chinese medicine?" James frowned. "Grandpa Lin, forgive me for being blunt. There is no scientific
basis for traditional Chinese medicine to treat people, and there will be future troubles. Why don''t I
take a look at it for you?"
"Nonsense!" Daisy couldn''t help but make a sound. She was from the department of medicine, and
she was also a Chinese medicine practitioner.
There was always a dispute between traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine. Whether
traditional Chinese medicine was better or western medicine was better, both sides held the same
word.
Now Daisy heard from James that traditional Chinese medicine couldn''t work, so she was naturally
unhappy. "Chinese medicine is the basis of treatment. Don''t talk nonsense if you don''t understand
it."
James smiled and said, "Sister Daisy, you don''t know whether traditional Chinese medicine is better
or western medicine is better. We have done a lot of experiments abroad. ording to the
experiment, traditional Chinese medicine can only cure some simple diseases. If it is a serious
illness, tumour, and so on, we still have to rely on western medicine to cure it."
"Who is your sister?" Daisy looked at James disgustedly. "Chinese medicine has been passed down
for thousands of years. How long has it been since Western medicine started? How many herbs of
western medicine could be found in our ancient books of Chinese medicine?"
James shook his head. "There are some things that I can''t exin clearly. If possible, you can call
the one who cured grandpa Lin and confront me face to face. You will naturally know the gap
between traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine."
Robert drank a ss of wine and said, "James, it''s a coincidence. The person who cured me is not
far away from here. It''s right in front of me."
Hearing Robert''s words, James''s body shook. He subconsciously looked at Henry and said,
"Grandpa Lin, are you talking about him?"
"Yes, it was Henry who cured me. A few silver needles could cure my long-term illness." Robert
nodded.
"It''s impossible, isn''t it?" Abby was a little doubtful. At that time, how many doctors had been hired
to cure Master Lin''s illness? But they couldn''t do anything about it. This person''s medical skills were
only self-taught. How could he cure him with a few silver needles?