At that moment in time, upon seeing the money and seeing the cash that was stacked in each of those briefcases, the director knew immediately that this money actually belonged to Kai.And there was no way—no way—in which Kai was going to give him anything out of this money.The director's chest tightened, his mind racing, his thoughts spiraling with frustration and disbelief.And he didn't even want something like this to happen. He didn't want to see this.How would Kai actually be worthy enough for money like this? How would Kai actually have cash like this? This shouldn't even be possible.The director's jaw clenched, his hands trembling slightly at his sides.And then, immediately, without thinking, the director quickly moved forward, stepping closer to the chairman, his voice bright and overly enthusiastic."I can see that you are very, very much sound and okay at this moment," the director said quickly, his tone filled with forced energy and cheer. "Yes. Thank goodness that I to

At that moment in time, Kai spoke, his voice calm, steady, and deliberate."When the time is absolutely right," Kai said simply, his tone measured and unbothered, "when everything aligns, when the time is absolutely right, then you have absolutely nothing to worry about. I will actually tell you what I'll be needing from you."Kai paused, his eyes locking onto the chairman's."But for now," Kai continued, his tone firm but polite, "let's just say you owe me one. And if I want to be your personal doctor, then you know what I'll potentially be demanding."Immediately, without wasting another second, the chairman's expression shifted, his eyes lighting up with understanding and respect."No problem at all," the chairman said firmly, his tone filled with sincerity and conviction. "I hear what you say. And 100%, I am actually not going to go against it. I am 120% determined to make sure that, yes, all of these things work out."The chairman paused, his voice growing slightly firmer."And r

Outside the chairman's mansion, the cool evening air hung heavy with tension as Kai and the director climbed into the sleek black car that had been waiting for them. The doors closed with a soft, expensive thud, sealing them inside the quiet, leather-scented interior. For a moment, there was silence. The driver sat motionless in the front seat, his eyes forward, his posture rigid and professional, waiting for instructions. But before the car could even start moving, the director turned sharply in his seat, his entire body twisting to face Kai, his expression tight, his jaw clenched, his eyes burning with barely contained frustration and anger. "I know what you did in there," the director said sharply, his voice low but seething with emotion. "What you did in there is actually wrong. Is it actually right? What you actually did there, is it right?" The director's voice grew louder, more pointed, his tone filled with accusation. "I just want to know," the director continued, his wo

So at that moment, even before Kai could even say hello on the phone, the owner of the hospital had already started talking, his voice coming through the speaker loud and clear, filled with excitement and urgency. "Wow, thank goodness, thank goodness that you were able to heal the chairman," the owner said quickly, his tone brimming with enthusiasm and relief. "The chairman just called me, and he spoke so very highly of you. Yes, he spoke so very highly of you, and I cannot tell you how impressed he was with what you did." The owner paused for a brief moment, his voice growing slightly more formal, more business-like, though the excitement was still evident beneath the surface. "And he has requested that immediately—immediately, mind you—that you become the director of the Ancient Healing and Herbal Medicine Department in the hospital," the owner continued, his tone firm and decisive. "And I'm speaking to you now to let you know that the necessary arrangements have already been put

At that moment, Kai's voice came through the phone calm and steady, unbothered by the owner's pleas and reasoning, his tone carrying an unmistakable note of finality and unwavering conviction. "Like I said before, I'm not going to go back on my words," Kai said firmly, his voice composed but absolute, leaving no room for negotiation or compromise. "If my skill doesn't convince them, if what I can give to them, if my results and my abilities don't convince them, then so be it. I'm not going to actually bring myself so low, lower myself to the point where I have to go back to school just to prove something that should already be evident through my work." Kai paused for a brief moment, his tone remaining steady and unbothered. "I'm not going to do that," Kai continued simply, his voice carrying a quiet but undeniable resolve. "So, what is your other thing that you really wanted to say? What is the second request?" Immediately, upon hearing what Kai had just said, the owner on the othe