The Ex-Husband’s Revenge By Dragonsky Chapter 50
“No… Doctor Hoover, I can explain. The medicine that I’ve been selling to my patients is beneficial. They’re not harmful…”
Bowden panicked and tried to explain, but then again, none of his explanations held any water! After all, a person of high status
like Leon would have no reason to make false accusations against someone insignificant like him.
“I don’t want to hear any of it! You’re fired, effective immediately! Get out, Bowden!”
Edward slapped the table angrily.
“No… Doctor Hoover, please give me another chance…” Bowden wailed and begged as he crawled to Edward’s feet.
“Get lost! Security, kick him out of the building, please!”
Edward kicked Bowden away. With a wave of his hand, the security guards grabbed Bowden fiercely and dragged him out!
“Wonderful!”
“Indeed!”
“Unethical vermin like him deserve this! It’s so satisfying to see his downfall!”
The other two patients in the ward clapped their hands.
and cheered.
“Could you please wait a moment, Mister Wolf? I’ll handle the patient’s discharge procedures right away.” Edward smiled
respectfully and walked away with Leon’s bank card. As soon as the man was gone, Lily and Jared looked at each other before
going up to Leon and kneeling with a thud.
“What are you two doing?” Leon was taken aback.
“Mister Wolf, you’ve helped us so much, and the two of us have nothing else to offer in return except for our worship…”
Lily and Jared kowtowed Leon together in a sincere expression of gratitude.
“You and I are colleagues, Miss Cameron. I consider us friends too, and friends should always have each other’s back. You don’t
need to go that far…”

Leon rushed forward to help Lily and Jared up.
“You’re a good person, young man! Kind-hearted people like you are a gem in today’s society!”
The other two patients praised Leon lavishly.
“You’re too kind…” Leon smiled a little embarrassedly.
He knew that it was human nature to be kind, and he was nothing special since there were already plenty of kind- hearted people
in the world.
“Young man, I hope you don’t mind if we ask you for a favor. Your medical skills are amazing, so we were wondering if you’d be
alright with treating us?”
“Yes. We’ll return your favor in kind. We can pay you for treating us…”
The two patients pleaded expectantly.
“You don’t need to pay anything. I can help check your condition if you trust in my ability,” Leon said with a smile.
The two patients were overjoyed. “With the kind of medical skills you possess, we’d trust you! We’re more than happy to receive
treatment from you!”
Leon then took their pulse one after another.
Their condition was much less severe than Serena’s. One of them had a lung infection that caused chest tightness and
shortness of breath, while the other had stomach
issues and found it hard to eat.
Leon did some pressure point treatment for them, wrote up a prescription specific to their condition, and told them that their
illness would soon be cured as long as they took the medicines according to his prescriptions.
“Thank you…” The two patients thanked him profusely and put the prescription away.
“I’ll give your mother a prescription as well, Miss

Cameron. Her body is still a little weak, but if you take my herbal prescription on time in the next few days, her recovery will be
more stable and she will be back to the pink of health in no time!” Leon smiled, write down a prescription, and handed it to Lily
and Jared.
The two siblings could not thank him enough.
Not long later, Edward helped them to ensure Serena’s smooth discharge from the hospital. She, her children, and Leon all left
the hospital together.
When they were outside, Lily stopped a taxi and then helped her mother into the car with the help of Jared.
Before they left, Lily insisted on inviting Leon to her house for dinner as a show of gratitude to him.
Leon, however, declined.
Lily factored in her mother’s discharge from the hospital and felt that it would be a little inconvenient for him to have dinner with
them. In the end, she accepted his refusal and decided to invite him again another time.