Chapter 14
Author: DiamondWrite
last update2026-09-07 22:56:42

At that moment, Doctor Morrison heard the nurse’s words, and for a second, he simply stared at Marcus.

Then he burst into laughter.

It was not a laugh of amusement. It was loud, mocking, and filled with contempt, echoing through the emergency corridor and making several people turn in their direction.

“Oh, he said he can heal her?” Doctor Morrison asked, pointing at Marcus. “Is that what he said?”

The nurse nodded hesitantly.

Doctor Morrison laughed even harder.

“Wow. I never knew we had a heal
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    At that moment, Doctor Morrison slowly shook his head, his expression filled with disgust as he looked at Marcus.He could hardly believe what he was witnessing.In his eyes, Marcus had stooped lower than any desperate person he had ever encountered. The young man was not only refusing to accept the patient’s death; he was now attempting to deceive a grieving family and take advantage of their pain. To Doctor Morrison, it was the lowest form of manipulation—a desperate man using another person’s tragedy to cover his own failure.“Well, I’m not surprised,” Doctor Morrison said coldly. “This is what desperate people do when they find themselves in desperate situations. Instead of accepting responsibility for their failures, they look for someone weaker than themselves to exploit.”He glanced at the grieving woman and then back at Marcus.“They create more pain. They make an already terrible situation even worse. They turn grief into suffering and suffering into something unbearable. The

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    At that moment, Doctor Morrison slowly shook his head, his expression filled with disgust as he looked at Marcus.He could hardly believe what he was witnessing.In his eyes, Marcus had stooped lower than any desperate person he had ever encountered. The young man was not only refusing to accept the patient’s death; he was now attempting to deceive a grieving family and take advantage of their pain. To Doctor Morrison, it was the lowest form of manipulation—a desperate man using another person’s tragedy to cover his own failure.“Well, I’m not surprised,” Doctor Morrison said coldly. “This is what desperate people do when they find themselves in desperate situations. Instead of accepting responsibility for their failures, they look for someone weaker than themselves to exploit.”He glanced at the grieving woman and then back at Marcus.“They create more pain. They make an already terrible situation even worse. They turn grief into suffering and suffering into something unbearable. The

  • Chapter 16

    At that moment, Doctor Morrison slowly shook his head, his expression filled with disgust as he looked at Marcus.He could hardly believe what he was witnessing.In his eyes, Marcus had stooped lower than any desperate person he had ever encountered. The young man was not only refusing to accept the patient’s death; he was now attempting to deceive a grieving family and take advantage of their pain. To Doctor Morrison, it was the lowest form of manipulation—a desperate man using another person’s tragedy to cover his own failure.“Well, I’m not surprised,” Doctor Morrison said coldly. “This is what desperate people do when they find themselves in desperate situations. Instead of accepting responsibility for their failures, they look for someone weaker than themselves to exploit.”He glanced at the grieving woman and then back at Marcus.“They create more pain. They make an already terrible situation even worse. They turn grief into suffering and suffering into something unbearable. The

  • Chapter 15

    At that moment, Doctor Morrison slowly shook his head, his expression filled with disgust as he looked at Marcus.He could hardly believe what he was witnessing.In his eyes, Marcus had stooped lower than any desperate person he had ever encountered. The young man was not only refusing to accept the patient’s death; he was now attempting to deceive a grieving family and take advantage of their pain. To Doctor Morrison, it was the lowest form of manipulation—a desperate man using another person’s tragedy to cover his own failure.“Well, I’m not surprised,” Doctor Morrison said coldly. “This is what desperate people do when they find themselves in desperate situations. Instead of accepting responsibility for their failures, they look for someone weaker than themselves to exploit.”He glanced at the grieving woman and then back at Marcus.“They create more pain. They make an already terrible situation even worse. They turn grief into suffering and suffering into something unbearable. The

  • Chapter 14

    At that moment, Doctor Morrison heard the nurse’s words, and for a second, he simply stared at Marcus.Then he burst into laughter.It was not a laugh of amusement. It was loud, mocking, and filled with contempt, echoing through the emergency corridor and making several people turn in their direction.“Oh, he said he can heal her?” Doctor Morrison asked, pointing at Marcus. “Is that what he said?”The nurse nodded hesitantly.Doctor Morrison laughed even harder.“Wow. I never knew we had a healer in our midst.” He looked Marcus up and down with exaggerated surprise. “I never knew he was a healer. Just look at him.”Marcus remained still, his eyes fixed on Doctor Morrison.The doctor’s smile widened.“So, because you don’t have money, you have decided to become a scammer?” he asked. “Is that what this is? Since you cannot pay for your mother’s treatment, you now want to become a con artist?”His voice grew louder, and every word was carefully chosen to humiliate Marcus.“You want to de

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    The words struck Marcus like a blow to the chest.“Where is she?” he asked.Doctor Morrison pointed toward the side of the hospital.“You can go and check the trash area behind the hospital. Maybe she is still alive there.”The nurses looked uncomfortable, but Doctor Morrison did not care.“The last time I checked, she was almost dead anyway,” he continued. “Perhaps she is still breathing. Perhaps she is not. Either way, you cannot blame anybody.”Marcus’s eyes became frighteningly cold.Doctor Morrison leaned toward him.“You should blame your foolishness. You should blame your poverty. You should blame your stinking self for failing to provide the money earlier.”Marcus’s fists trembled.“You knew from the beginning that you could not afford her treatment,” Doctor Morrison said. “So what did you think you were doing by bringing her here? Did you think the hospital was a charity? Did you think we were going to treat her for free just because you came here crying and begging?”Marcus

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