Chapter 505
Charmine glanced at Julian coldly. “What makes you think I’d work with you? Just because you have a…what? Some doctor beside you?” Hubert grimaced at the way Charmine addressed him. “What attitude is this? Have you not heard of my well-praised name? With such an attitude, I now know why I was treated illy by that old man beside you!” “Well, Hubert, have you heard of a saying that an arrogant man will get beaten up? Do you really think I can’t find another doctor?” Charmine scoffed coldly. Hubert’s face turned green. “You…! How dare you! Who’s the arrogant one here? Do you know what you’re doing?! Are you saying that you’ll be able to find a better doctor than I am? That you managed to find someone else who could save your brother?” 1 “Of course I can, and it turns out that the man I hired is your teacher, Dr. Senior John Weir!” Charmine then dismissed them agitatedly, “Just get out of my sight already. I don’t need an arrogant person like you to save my brother.” “Hahaha!” Instantly, Hubert broke into a laugh as though he just heard the biggest joke “Haha! Are you dreaming, young woman? You, hire Dr. Weir? Do you know Dr. Senior John Weir is my teacher? He made it clear that he won’t see any patient, yet you tried to ask him for help? And you even claimed that he has agreed? Hahaha! You’re hilarious!” 1 Everyone else looked at Charmine blankly. Who was Dr. Weir? How could Charmine invite Dr. Weir to help Robert? Even the Jordans
found it impossible to believe. Before Lily and Amelia could speak, Julian said, “Charmine, I know you’re capable, but Dr. Weir isn’t someone you can hire. Please be more realistic and show some respect here. I’ve made an effort to invite Dr. Hubert over, but if you offend him, even I can’t help you anymore. Don’t dream about Dr. Weir showing up to save your brother.” 1.
Dr. Weir was at least 100 years old, and he preferred to live in peace, far from the outside world. Therefore, he took Hubert as his student 10 years ago, choosing to live under the radar once Hubert learned everything from him. No matter how much one was willing to pay, he never came out since then.
According to rumors, a well-known man went to him and begged on his knees for nine days outside his residence, yet he still did not come out.
Hubert once mentioned that even though he was his student, he only had one chance of meeting Dr. Weir every year. Charmine claimed that she had invited Dr. Weir over? Hah! How ignorant!
Charmine merely gave him an aloof stare. “It’s none of your business either way, so shut up the Jordans don’t need your help. Are you sure you want to stay here so shamelessly? Are you not ashamed?”
Her tone was mocking and insulting.
Hubert’s face turned green. “Oh, we’ll be leaving alright, but not now,” he sneered. “I want to see how you’re inviting my teacher over. I want to see how bad you look! If you can invite my teacher over, I’ll kneel!” 1
With that, he walked over to the chair by the side and sat on it, his eyes goading and provoking.
Hubert’s teacher went into seclusion without even bringing his phone. He had difficulty calling him, and it was only once a year was he allowed to meet him at a designated location for a meal. After the meal, all of Dr. Weir’s family members—as well as Hubert-would be asked to leave.
Furthermore, his teacher hated those who think they had a penny or two. So what if Charmine was the Diamond Boss? His teacher would hate her even more. Charmine, trying to invite Hubert’s teacher? Ha! Mission impossible! He wanted to see how ashamed Charmine would be
A glint flashed across Julian’s eyes at the thought as he looked at Charmine. “Charmine, if he doesn’t come here, you and Senior Jordan will apologize to Dr. Hubert. I’ll help you to ask him for help. As for the Jordan shares, I want fifty percent of it.” Charmine would pay dearly for her behavior. Charmine gave them a lopsided smirk. “Oh, you said so yourself. If he comes, both of you will kneel.”
They both kept getting on her nerves, thus Charmine would teach them a lesson for it. “Oh, I’ll kneel if he comes. I hope you succeed,” commented Hubert nonchalantly.
