All Chapters of The Paralel World Doctor : Chapter 201
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Two Versions
Amanda’s accusation that Peter still held a grudge divided the crowd again. Some victims began linking his calm attitude to the story they had just heard, while others waited for more facts because too much of the family history remained unexplained. Amanda saw the opening and simplified her version. “Peter lived with our family, accepted our help, and then walked away once he had a name of his own.” The statement was easy to understand, so it spread quickly through the crowd. Some newcomers soon heard an even shorter version that Peter had once lived off the Bernadus family before becoming successful. A man who was always impressed by wealthy families immediately commented that a family as prominent as the Bernadus family must have helped Peter greatly. The moralizing man agreed that personal problems should not erase a debt of gratitude. Damar looked at both of them. “We do
The Champion
The head guard asked all the victims to step back several paces so the entrance and vehicle lane remained clear. Most obeyed, but Richard moved forward as a representative of the Bernadus family before anyone asked him to. “I’m Richard Wellington,” he said, standing tall. “I’ve won city-level karate and taekwondo competitions, so I suggest you don’t act recklessly.” Irene immediately exaggerated the claim. “Richard is not an ordinary fighter. The three of you would not even be able to touch him if he really got angry.” Amanda did not stop her mother. With the situation increasingly working against the family, Richard’s martial arts reputation felt like the only tool they had not fully tried. Richard studied the three guards. Their leader remained calm, the tattooed man looked easy to provoke, and the quiet one continued protecting the entran
Moral Pressure
The confrontation with the guards had not given Amanda the victory she expected. Richard remained tense, Irene kept demanding firmness, and the head guard continued enforcing the same rules without giving them an opening to turn family status into leverage. Amanda finally turned toward Peter. If the three guards could not be moved by the Bernadus name or Richard’s accomplishments, her former fiancé seemed easier to pressure through their shared past. “You’re deliberately letting Richard face them alone, aren’t you?” she asked. Peter frowned. “I never told him to step forward.” “But you’re just standing there.” “He chose to speak for himself.” Amanda pushed her hair back and moved half a step closer. “If you still care even a little about our family, help us once.”<
A Body That Remembered
Richard stood in front of Peter with his chin raised, trying to keep his voice steady beneath the attention of dozens of people. “You really have no gratitude. The Bernadus family helped you before, but now you stand here like a stranger while we are being humiliated.” Peter did not answer immediately. His gaze remained on Richard for several seconds, long enough for Richard to shift his weight unconsciously onto his back foot and tighten the hand beside his thigh. The change was small, but the body was often more honest than the mouth. Richard still wanted to look dominant in front of Amanda and Irene, yet the instincts shaped by an earlier defeat kept him from standing truly close to Peter. Amanda noticed the pause and turned toward him. “Richard?” “I’m just waiting for him to answer,” Richard replied quickly. Peter finally spoke. &ldqu
The Hierarchy Changed
Bobby Malone walked toward the building with five bodyguards maintaining a tight formation around him. Nobody shouted or issued theatrical threats, yet the crowd still opened a path because their formation made it obvious who was being protected and who would be treated as an obstacle. Mr. Wong recognized Bobby from business news and conversations with customers. “That’s Bobby Malone, Sandra Steel’s fiancé, isn’t it?” Peter nodded without looking away. Bobby’s relationship with the Steel family was enough to make his name widely known, but Peter did not assume anything about Instant Wealth merely because he had appeared there. The head guard’s manner became more formal as Bobby approached. His posture straightened, his voice lowered, and he opened additional space so Bobby’s group could pass without brushing against the victims. The difference di
Who Gets Heard
The crowd shifted again as Bobby moved closer to the entrance. The victims did not want their chance for answers to disappear, so requests came from several directions even with his bodyguards maintaining a clear boundary. “Mr. Bobby, please listen to us.” “We can’t withdraw our money.” “My child needs school fees.” Bobby stopped briefly, but not to accept their evidence. He turned toward one of the building staff and asked who had allowed so many people to occupy the entrance since early morning. Several victims were immediately offended. They had come because their money was gone, yet the most powerful man at the scene seemed more concerned with the doorway than their losses. The laundry worker raised her transfer receipt with both hands. “Sir, I only want to show that my money really went into their account.&
The Exception
Amanda stood before Bobby with a much softer smile than the one she had used when speaking to Peter. She had already introduced her family and Bobby had stopped walking, so some of her confidence returned after the morning’s repeated failures. “I’m Amanda Bernadus,” she said. “My mother is one of the victims of Instant Wealth, and we only want a fair resolution.” Bobby studied her for several seconds. There was nothing romantic in his attention, which felt more like a quick assessment of her appearance, manner, family name, and possible social usefulness. “Bernadus?” he asked. Amanda immediately treated the recognition as an opportunity. “Yes. Our family has extensive business connections throughout Wada City.” Bobby gave a slight nod but showed little interest. “And?” Amanda lost her rhy
When the Laughter Turned
Amanda got back to her feet as quickly as possible after two bodyguards moved her out of Bobby’s path. Her hands immediately went to her hair and clothes, brushing away dust and restoring whatever composure she could. Her face was red, but she cared more about the cameras recording her humiliation than the pain. A middle-aged man who had been irritated all morning finally spoke from the crowd. “I thought a powerful family name was supposed to open every door.” A few people laughed, though most did not join in. Some still watched Bobby, hoping he might eventually listen. The woman who had been recording since early morning raised her phone higher. “This is interesting. Apparently the special route isn’t so special after all.” Amanda turned sharply and told her to lower the phone while continuing to straighten her clothes. Th
Family Drama
Irene wrapped her arms around Amanda before her daughter could move farther from the crowd. Her crying grew louder, drawing several cameras back toward them. “I’m sorry,” she said while holding Amanda’s shoulders. “If I hadn’t joined that program, you wouldn’t have been treated like this.” The tears were real because Irene was frightened and ashamed, but her words shifted attention away from her decision and toward her family’s suffering. Amanda immediately noticed the phones around them and grabbed her mother’s arm. “Mom, stop. The louder you talk, the more people record us.” Irene apologized again, this time even louder. “I only wanted money of my own so I wouldn’t have to depend on other people all the time.” Several victims exchanged looks because the admission sounded very different fro
The Name Bobby Finally Remembered
Peter slipped his phone into his pocket and left Mr. Wong’s side. Norma, who was speaking with two victims, stopped when she saw where he was heading. Mr. Hendra followed her gaze and immediately asked everyone to make room. “Let him through. Don’t start moving just because Doctor Peter is going forward.” The crowd shifted without pushing. Several people were still holding up their phones, but attention moved away from Amanda and Irene toward Peter. Amanda saw him approaching and briefly assumed he had finally decided to help the Bernadus family. Her shoulders straightened, while Irene quickly adjusted the scarf that had slipped out of place again. “See?” Irene whispered. “He finally came to his senses.” Peter did not look at either of them. He walked past Amanda and Irene without stopping and continued toward Bobby and his bodyguar