Novels by adarighofuamena49

Zoey was the first to drop into a chair. She didn’t even try to pretend she wasn’t tired anymore. Her hair was a mess, her glasses were crooked, and she just stared at Jasper like he was doing something inhuman. The other doctors were the same. A few of them leaned against the wall, two sat on the floor already, and the rest just stood there with their hands on their knees, breathing hard.Jasper, on the other hand, stood in front of the next patient as if he had only just started his day.“Alright, next,” he said.Zoey lifted her head. “How… how are you still standing?”“I rested yesterday,” he said as he checked the patient’s wrist. “You didn’t.”One of the older doctors sighed loudly. “Rest didn’t save us from this, man.”Another doctor muttered from the floor, “I can’t feel my waist again.”The patient standing before Jasper looked confused. “Uhm… should I come back later? You all look—”“No,” Jasper cut in, still checking the pulse. “You came, so you’ll be treated. Stay still.”T

The next patient walked in with pride like he owned the place. No limp, no cough, nothing. He looked too healthy to be here. Even Jasper raised a brow at him.The man stopped in front of the chair and sat down without being told. He clasped his hands together on his lap, eyes straight ahead,he was looking very serious.Jasper leaned back slightly. “Alright. Tell me what’s wrong with you.”The man shook his head quickly. “No. That’s the point. You should tell me. I want to see if you can.”A few doctors standing nearby exchanged glances. Two nurses paused by the door. Even the patients waiting outside stretched their necks to see what kind of person came in to challenge Jasper.Jasper didn’t argue. He placed two fingers on the man’s wrist and closed his eyes for a moment.The room stayed quiet. Only the low hum of the air conditioner and the distant footsteps in the hallway broke the silence.After a few seconds, Jasper opened his eyes. “You’re impotent.”The man jerked. “What?”Jaspe

By the time Jasper came inside the room,the first patient was waiting already. A young woman in a wheelchair, her hands folded neatly on her lap, her face calm in the way people look when they’ve accepted something long ago. Her family stood at her back, three people dressed in expensive clothes, their expressions stiff with worry.Zoey walked beside Jasper,not saying a word. The doctors formed a half-circle around them, all of them pretending not to stare too much.Jasper stopped infront of the wheelchair. He looked at the girl’s legs for a moment, then lifted his gaze to her eyes.“What’s her condition?” he asked.One of the doctors cleared his throat. “She was born this way. No ability to walk. Congenital issue. Every hospital she’s visited said the same thing—no cure.”The girl didn’t look away. “I know,” she said softly.Jasper nodded once. “I see.”Her mother stepped forward. “Doctor, we’ve tried everything. Money is not an issue. We only want her to stand. Even once. Just once,

The men didn’t hide how happy they were when Jasper gave the order. It was almost funny how fast they started arguing about who would stay behind to protect Sophia. Antonio stood there with his hands on his waist, staring at all of them like a frustrated father. He tried to talk sense into them, but no one listened. They didn’t even pretend to listen. They just continued arguing, pushing each other around until it turned into a full fight.“Are you people not ashamed?” Antonio asked, but they ignored him and kept throwing punches.Jasper didn’t bother stopping them. He only stood there with Zoey, who kept shaking her head.“Why are they like this?” Zoey asked softly.Jasper shrugged. “They enjoy fighting too much. Just let them finish.”It took a while, but eventually, the men settled it. Two of them, Leo and Marcus, were chosen to stay back. They didn’t complain. In fact, they seemed proud to be the ones left behind. Antonio only sighed and looked at Jasper.“Next time, pick the peop

During the morning session, the country was already awake with the breaking news. The spread of the news was swift,fast, faster than most rumors, and this time it wasn’t something people laughed about. A miracle doctor. A man who said he could cure anything. And the source was one of the most reputable hospitals in the region, so people had no reason to doubt. They believed without hesitation.Families started moving before sunset, some carrying bags, some pushing relatives in wheelchairs, some holding children who looked too tired to lift their own heads up. No one cared about how they looked. No one cared about the money. Illness made everything else small and less important.The hospital staff hadn’t expected such a crowd. By 6 a.m., the waiting hall was full. By 7 a.m., the entrance walkway was blocked. By 8 a.m., people were standing outside the gate, forming lines that stretched down the road. Some even sat on the curb, refusing to leave. They feared moving away might make them

After a couple of hours Jasper had finished treating the patients, meanwhile,The doctors had been waiting outside the room, whispering among themselves. When the door opened and Jasper stepped out, they all stood staring at each other.Zoey walked up to him immediately. “You’re done?”Jasper nodded once. “Yes. You can take the bandages off later. His breathing will stabilize once he wakes up.”The head doctor exhaled in relief. “Thank you. We were already preparing for the worst.”Jasper didn’t respond to that. He only glanced at Zoey, then at the group of doctors watching him like they were afraid he would disappear.“I want the hospital to release a statement,” Jasper said. “Tell everyone I’ll be taking patients for only three days.”The head doctor looked confused. “Three days?”“Yes. Only three days.” Jasper continued walking and they followed behind him. “And I want rare cases. Not the usual ones.”Another doctor adjusted his glasses. “Rare cases?”“Yes.” Jasper didn’t slow down.