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The Billionaire's Last Obsession series 9 Summary Simon felt embarrassed when James brought another doctor for his wife Elena, despite having already invited a young traditional medicine practitioner recommended by Leonard. James and Larry openly dismissed the traditional medicine approach, mocking Simon's choice and expressing confidence in a new modern drug Larry had brought to treat Elena's leg injury.

Lillian, however, calmly challenged their assumptions, revealing that the root cause of Elena's condition was neurological, related to a previous brain surgery and subsequent illness, and insisted that only traditional medicine could effectively treat her. Simon apologized for James's rudeness, while James and Larry struggled to accept that Simon had chosen such a young girl as the traditional medicine doctor. Lillian's composed demeanor and detailed explanation caught everyone's attention, but Larry continued to deride her expertise.

Undeterred, Lillian proposed a bet: if Larry's modern medicine could cure Elena, she would admit traditional medicine was inferior, but if it failed, Larry would have to introduce her to the influential Whitmore family. The room fell silent as the high stakes of the bet became clear. Everyone sensed the tension and significance of the challenge, with Lillian's quiet confidence contrasting sharply against Larry's arrogance. The chapter ends with the bet firmly in place, setting the stage for a confrontation between modern and traditional medical approaches.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below Chapter 9: Making a Bet Simon's cheeks flushed with embarrassment upon hearing the exchange. Initially, he had personally requested Leonard to come out of seclusion, and Leonard had kindly sent his disciple to attend to his wife's medical needs-a gesture for which Simon was already deeply grateful. Although the young woman was indeed quite youthful, her reputation in recent years had been built solidly on her impressive medical expertise.

She had only just arrived, yet now James had brought along another doctor, which unintentionally implied that Simon doubted the young healer's capabilities. Elena, too, felt a pang of sympathy. She gently clasped Lillian's hand, softly patting it in an attempt to offer comfort. Despite Simon's discomfort with the situation, he still felt compelled to show respect to his brother-in-law. Clearing his throat, he said, "James, I've already invited a traditional medicine practitioner.

If your friend doesn't mind, please have a seat and enjoy some coffee." James was momentarily caught off guard but quickly recovered with a dismissive laugh. "Simon, you're stuck in the past. Who even trusts traditional medicine these days?" His tone was sharp, dripping with skepticism. Larry, adjusting his glasses, smirked and added coldly, "Traditional medicine? Do you really think a few needles will fix Mrs. Carter's condition?" James nodded in agreement, his voice dripping with condescension. "Exactly, Simon. Where is this traditional medicine doctor you invited?

Let's hear how he plans to treat her." Lillian's expression immediately hardened. She didn't particularly mind James bringing another doctor for Elena-after all, he was her brother, and as long as the treatment helped, she wouldn't object. But his blatant disrespect toward traditional medicine, his words laced with disdain and superiority, struck a nerve deep within her. Simon's face twisted awkwardly; he had no reply. Instead, he turned to Lillian with genuine regret. "Miss Harrington, I apologize. James only wants what's best for my wife.

Please forgive any offense caused." James froze, surprised, and exclaimed, "Simon, you're not telling me the traditional medicine doctor you mentioned is this young girl, are you?" Larry's eyes widened in disbelief as well. They had expected that someone of Simon's stature would have invited an older, more recognizable traditional medicine expert-someone they could respect and trust to try treating the patient. Yet, standing before them was a girl no older than ten.

The idea that she was a qualified doctor, much less the traditional medicine specialist Simon personally invited, was difficult to accept. Simon nodded quietly, unwilling to elaborate further. He knew James had been rude, and Larry's arrogance didn't help the situation. Neither of them seemed pleased with how things were unfolding. "Dr. Larry," Lillian said, undeterred by his dismissive attitude. A slight smile touched her lips as she spoke calmly, "Since you believe traditional medicine can't cure Mrs.

Carter's illness, what exactly do you intend to do?" Larry hadn't anticipated Lillian's composed demeanor and initiative. His scorn softened just a bit as he replied, "Mrs. Carter's leg injury stems from a car accident, which weakened her muscles so much that she can't support her weight and walk properly. Essentially, it's muscle atrophy." He spoke with confidence. "Just this year, we developed a new drug that's already in clinical use. The seminar I attended today focused on this medication, and I brought some along.

One injection is enough to produce immediate results." James nodded enthusiastically from the side, clearly impressed. Simon and Elena's eyes brightened, clearly hopeful, as Larry had accurately described the cause and symptoms. Unexpectedly, Lillian's lips curled into a faint smile. "You've got cause and effect mixed up," she said softly. The room fell silent, everyone stunned by her words. "Mrs. Carter's leg injury was indeed caused by the car accident," Lillian explained carefully, "but the true root of the problem isn't in her leg-it's in her brain." She continued in an even tone, "Mr.

Simon, has your wife ever undergone brain surgery? Did she develop chills or catch a cold after the operation?" Simon nodded. "Yes, she had surgery. Unfortunately, the caregiver wasn't attentive, and she fell ill during her recovery." Lillian gave a subtle nod. "Before the surgery, the nerves in her brain were already compressed, causing some damage. Afterward, when she caught that cold, it invaded her system, leading to blood stagnation and resulting in the muscle atrophy in her leg. Mrs. Carter's condition can only be treated effectively with acupuncture and traditional medicine.

Modern medical treatments won't work in this case." Larry snorted derisively. "Such nonsense coming from someone so young. Are traditional medicine practitioners really so scarce now that even little girls like you are trying to fool people?" Unfazed and still smiling gently, Lillian calmly proposed, "If you don't believe me, why don't we make a bet?" "A bet?" Larry blinked, unwilling to back down. "What kind of bet are you suggesting?" "If your medicine can cure Mrs. Carter, I'll apologize and admit that traditional medicine is inferior to modern medicine.

How does that sound?" Larry smiled confidently, certain the bet was one-sided. In his mind, if he couldn't cure Elena, there was no chance she could. Curious about her intentions, he asked instinctively, "And if I lose, what do you want?" Lillian's reply surprised everyone. "The Whitmore family." "The Whitmore family?" Larry echoed, eyebrows raised. "If you lose," she said with quiet certainty, "you must introduce me to the Whitmore family." The room grew tense as everyone absorbed the weight of her words.

The bet was set, the stakes unexpectedly high, and the challenge laid bare before them all. Conclusion The chapter closes on a tension-filled moment where respect, skepticism, and hope intertwine. Lillian's calm confidence and deep understanding of Elena's condition contrast sharply with the arrogance of the modern doctors, highlighting the ongoing clash between traditional and modern medicine.

Despite her youth, Lillian's poised challenge and insightful diagnosis shift the atmosphere, revealing that true healing often requires more than just cutting-edge technology-it demands knowledge, patience, and faith. This emotional crossroads leaves the characters and readers alike pondering the value of trust and the courage to stand firm in one's beliefs. The bet, with its high stakes and personal implications, encapsulates the chapter's themes of respect, healing, and the power dynamics within families.

As Lillian stands firm against skepticism, her confidence hints at hidden strengths and knowledge that could turn the tide in ways no one anticipates. Emotions will run high as Simon, Elena, and the others grapple with hope and doubt, watching the clash between traditional and modern medicine unfold. The upcoming developments may challenge not only the characters' beliefs but also their relationships, forcing them to confront their prejudices and fears.

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