Son-In-Law Gets an Upgrade
Chapter 584

Chapter 584 Unbelievable.

"Are you in a hurry. Dr. Jefferson? If you don't mind. I can give you a ride" offered fan after catching up to Alex.

Auriel hurried over to Alex as well, for she could tell that something was wrong

"What's going on, master? Do you need me to come with you?" inquired Auriel anxiously, to which Alex shook his head.

"You don't have to do that. The Taylors will send you back home"

"I can give you a ride. Dr. Jefferson. It's no trouble at all offered Jason once again.

"I can drive there myself. I just need to trouble you with sending my apprentice back home for me. Thank you." With that. Alex stepped into his car and drove away. Even though Jason had no idea what happened to Alex, he could tell that it was something serious since the man left in a hurry with a grim look on his face.

"Why don't we go back inside first, Dr. Skyworth? I'll send you home soon," suggested Jason.

After taking another look in Alex's direction, Auriel nodded in agreement and followed Jason back inside.

Knowing how capable Alex was, Auriel was not too worried about her master. She was., however, curious about what urged the man to leave in such a hurry.

In Silas' room. the other Taylors were still baffled by Alex's reaction, not knowing what happened to the man.

"Dr. Skyworth, what happened to Dr. Jefferson? Do you know?" questioned Philip curiously.

"I'm afraid that I don't either. But my master is a capable man, so whatever it is, I'm sure he'll be able to handle it," assured Auriel.

Seeing how confident the girl was, Philip decided not to inquire further about her master.

At that moment, Dr. Langdon suddenly made a request. "Mr. Philip, I can see that Old Mr. Taylor is doing much better now. May I check his vitals to see exactly how well he's doing?" The physician was still doubtful that ancient medicine could cure cancer.

Since Philip and the others would also like to know if Alex was every bit as good as the man

apter a firmy po be, they agreed to Dr. Langdons request

The doctor then readied his medical instrument and started checking Silas' overall health.

Amazed, Dr. Langdon was completely stunned after going through the results ten minutes. later.

"So how is it, Dr. Langdon?" inquired Dean, who was standing just beside the doctor.

Philip and the others, too, had their eyes glued onto Dr. Langdon and were concerned when the doctor seemed shocked.

At that point, they started to wonder if Silas was actually doing worse than they were led to believe. Could it be that the cancer cells remain unchanged in his body?

"Unbelievable! This is truly unbelievable!" exclaimed Dr. Langdon in disbelief as he went through the readings on his instruments again. "More than half of the cancer cells in Old Mr. Taylor's body are now gone On top of that, the active ones have completely disappeared. I can't believe how incredible ancient medicine is!"

"Really?" Dean found it just as hard to believe, and so did the other Taylors, whose eyes. had already widened so much that their eyeballs could fall out any time.

Although some of them did not try to refute Alex, they were nonetheless skeptical about the

man's claims.

In modern times, cancer was considered a terminal illness, and not even the most advanced technology available could do anything about it.

Hence, it was only reasonable that no one would expect a young physician who practiced ancient medicine to have the capability to treat cancer cells.

What made Alex's achievement even more impressive was the fact that Silas had advanced cancer, something that even modern medicine was helpless against.

"I guess that man really does know what he's doing. With him around, Old Mr. Taylor has nothing to worry about," assured Dr. Langdon, who was finally convinced to take ancient medicine seriously and work on the practice.

"Jason and Chloe, remember this. Dr. Jefferson will always be an honored guest to our family. No matter what the man needs in the future, we must do whatever it takes to help him," instructed Philip in all seriousness.

"We understand, Dad," responded the two immediately while they nodded. Even if their father did not tell them what to do, they knew exactly how to treat Alex after witnessing the physician's astonishing medical skills.

"One more thing. Prepare a generous gift and have someone send it over to Dr. Jefferson to show our appreciation," added Silas.

The Taylors knew that if they could maintain a close relationship with a physician as talented as Alex, it would mean that they had indirectly increased their life expectancy.