Katherine's breath hitched, and her expression turned gloomy. Six months. An incurable disease. Was there really nothing that could be done?Robin, however, remained unfazed. Panic was useless. Despair solved nothing. What mattered now was finding a cure.Yet deep down, another thought gnawed at him.Why?Why would his father, a man who had always been in peak health, suddenly contract such an obscure and lethal disease? Thorneau Syndrome was so rare that only a handful of recorded cases existed in the past century, and none had appeared without a known cause.This wasn’t a natural affliction.Was this a mere coincidence… or was there something more sinister at play?Robin’s eyes darkened. If this was deliberate—if someone had done this to his father—they would pay. But for now, all he could do was wait. His father held the answers, but those answers would only come when he woke up.He closed his eyes for a moment, running through every possible treatment in his mind. No ordinary medi

The bodyguards were stunned to hear that someone was brazen enough to impersonate Miss Dunn’s savior. The Dunn family was part of the Tremendous Five—the wealthiest and most powerful families in the county. Who in their right mind would dig their own grave like this? Amused by the sheer audacity of the claim, they turned to get a look at the fool daring to pull such a stunt. But the moment their eyes landed on Robin, their expressions froze. Recognition struck them like lightning. Even though it had been dark last night, they had been among the closest to him. There was no mistake—he was the one. However, their shock quickly morphed into something else. Disdain flickered in their gazes, a cold gleam settling in their eyes. One of them curled his lips into a mocking smile. “Mr. Savior, didn’t you say last night that you wanted no reward? What brings you here today? Changed your mind? Did your so-called honor vanish overnight?” “Heh.” The other let out a scornful chuckl

Being dismissed from the Dunn family wasn’t just about losing a job—it was losing status, security, and a future. If word spread that they had been fired by the Dunns, no other prestigious family would consider hiring them. And even if, by some chance, they managed to find employment elsewhere, they would never receive the same privileges and benefits they had in the Dunn household. Losing this job wasn’t an option they could afford. Panic-stricken, they began banging their heads against the marble floor in a desperate bid for Sheila’s forgiveness. Blood trickled down their foreheads from the force, but they didn’t stop. If this was the price they had to pay for a second chance, they were willing. But Sheila didn’t even spare them a glance. Instead, she turned to Robin and bowed slightly in apology. "I'm so sorry for what happened, Robin. I hope this punishment is enough for you." Robin smirked. He wasn’t ruthless, but he couldn’t deny the satisfaction he felt. "I suppose

Jace, the physicians, and the direct relatives, including Jace’s father, gawked at Robin before bursting into laughter."You didn’t even go to college, let alone medical school, and you’re claiming to be a doctor?" One of the relatives mocked. "Forget being a doctor—you should be a comedian! But please, don’t make me laugh any harder than this. Hahaha.""Haha." Jace let out a mocking laugh, adding, "Tell me—how exactly did you learn medicine? Divine enlightenment? Or were you born with a stethoscope in hand?" He turned to Sheila with a sneer. "Is this really the person you claim saved you? This fool? It’s obvious you’re lying!" Sheila’s face turned red with rage. "Shut up!" she shouted. "You’re the foolish one! So what if he didn’t go to college? Is school the only place to learn medicine? "Aren't there physicians here who never stepped foot in a college or university yet are the best of the best?" Jace chuckled. "No need to insult me—your words don’t faze me." His lips curle

A flicker of fear crossed Jace’s face, but he masked it quickly. He straightened and smirked. “Alright then,” he said confidently, turning to the physicians. “Anyone willing to confirm his diagnosis?” He was certain no one would dare. After all, they wouldn’t risk offending him—he was a Dunn!This was why he was so confident!Sure enough, at his question, the physicians immediate moved towards Mr. Dunn Sr."I'm busy!""I'm busy!""I'm busy!"One by one, they waved Jace off, pretending to examine the elderly man. But anyone paying close attention would see they were merely going through the motions—acting occupied while doing absolutely nothing. A physical display of the phrase "busy doing nothing."Jace smirked inwardly, satisfied. He turned back to Robin, feigning innocence. "As you can see, they’re all preoccupied. Or perhaps they simply don’t see the need to waste time on such nonsense because they already know there is nothing wrong with me. Since that is the case, it means you l