The Incredible GoldMaster

Rare Ingredients

Amanda, Sophia's mom, has a kind of harsh personality, but she is a sweet and lovely mom.

And just then, as Amanda wants to raise her voice even more to clarify herself on who Henry was and who had given such a prescription, because she knows there’s no doctor in the room—Laura wasn’t a doctor, nor her husband, Sinclair, nor laura or any servants inside the room presently.

And just then, before the voice could leave her gut for the second time, Sinclair cracked his voice with a chuckle and so he caught Amanda’s attention.

“Oh, honey, sorry, I didn’t notice you. You know how things are so jumbled up in my head today, and besides, Grandfather’s condition was jamming my thinking as well, making me confused,” Amanda explained, then came close to Sinclair and hugged him, adding with a kiss on his lips.

“Let the man do what he wants to do; he is a professional doctor,” Sinclair declared, then grinned.

And Amanda raised a brow. “Really? He doesn’t look like one; that was why I asked.”

Henry picked up the flowers, then blended them in his hands, and placed them in Sophia’s grandfather’s mouth, then softly pushed them in.

Sophia was dazed as to what Henry just did. At some point, she wanted to pull it out of her grandfather’s mouth but hesitated and remained relaxed.

Sinclair was dazed and wanted to make an answer inquiry, because there’s no way he had ever seen a doctor treating a patient in such a manner. Piling something into someone’s mouth who was unconscious was absurd. But Sinclair had no choice anyway; the last doctor that came to check on his father told him that there’s nothing that could be done, and the fate of death has now rested on his father’s head just waiting for time to take over, so Sinclair had nothing to do but to accept what Henry was doing.

Laura, who was watching, scoffed in a taunting manner. She wants to prove Sophia and also her uncle, who had allowed the madman in the first place to come check on Grandfather, that they were wrong, and she also wants them to scold Sophia.

“What the hell are you doing? Do you want to suck out the little life he has in him? Who the hell even gave you the satisfaction as a professional doctor?” Amanda raised her voice and wanted to approach Henry, but Sinclair held her hand and dragged her backwards.

“Chill, dear, let’s give him a chance to try,” Sinclair spoke calmly, and Amanda gasped.

Sinclair already knew that this was the last try for them. Even though he didn’t trust Henry’s skills, he had no choice but to give it a try. Even if Henry’s skills didn’t work, death still remained placed on his father’s head.

“Listen, you, or whatever you call yourself, I swear if anything bad happens to Grandfather, I promise not to make your life miserable but also get you jailed for life.”

Amanda threatened, and all Henry could do was grin.

“I don’t think anything like that would happen,” Henry’s bluntly assuring reply came out of his mouth before turning his head away.

Henry stood up from where he had knelt close to Grandfather, then added, “For now, let’s leave the drug to work for at least one hour or two.”

“One hour or two? Who does this man think he is? My father’s illness had taken more than five months, and now he’s saying he could get healed in just a few hours’ time,” Sinclair murmured in thought and disbelief.

It was hard for him to believe anything like that was actually possible. His grandfather had been in a coma for more than five months, and waking up now out of the blue with his current state of worse condition was impossible.

“Two, one hour or so, you said?” Laura, who was watching at the side, leaning herself on the wall, scoffed with disbelief.

Henry grinned without saying a word.

“Then please, it would be a pleasure if you can wait for more than a few hours so we see the improvement as you have claimed.”

Sinclair offered Calmly.

“Of course, I can wait as long as you want. I’m not going anywhere,” Henry chuckled with a short laugh.

“Oh, thank you for that,” Sinclair said with a grin.

Henry was offered a seat to sit in the living room and was also offered some drinks to keep himself busy, while a few servants were placed inside Grandfather’s room to monitor his condition.

Sophia sat at the other side of the chair, staring at Henry while he sipped on the drink he was offered, his legs crossed, and he was so bold of himself.

Sophia didn’t think otherwise because she had seen what Henry had done twice, and it was unbelievable, so she had a little trust in him that what he just did could actually work.

“Hmm, he’s so confident in himself; not even a single fear can be seen. Who exactly is this man?”

Sophia said in thought, her stare deep into Henry, and when Henry raised his gaze and it met with hers, he grinned, then sneered, his lips raising in a teasing, playful manner, and when Sophia saw this, she gasped and pushed her stare away.

Within an hour, one of the servants who was placed inside Grandfather’s room to monitor his condition ran into the living room where Sophia and Henry sat, her voice rising, heart beating fast, and her face wasn’t evident of fear but joy.