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The god of medicine coma
66Suddenly, Daniel woke up in a cold sweat, realizing that it was all just a nightmare. He breathed a sigh of relief and looked around his room, grateful to be safe in his own bed.But as he tried to shake off the fear and confusion of his dream, he noticed something odd. His room looked different. The walls were a different color, the furniture was rearranged, and there were unfamiliar objects scattered around."Where am I?" Daniel muttered to himself.Just then, a woman's voice called out from the doorway, "Good morning, Daniel! Did you sleep well?"Daniel turned to see a woman he didn't recognize, smiling at him from the doorway. "Who are you?" he asked, his heart racing.The woman's smile faded. "Don't you remember me, Daniel? It's me, Samira."Daniel's mind raced as he tried to make sense of what was happening. Was this another dream? If so, it was more vivid and real than any dream he had ever experienced.But deep down, he knew that something was very wrong. And as the woman c
The god of medicine fear
68Daniel took a deep breath and tried to calm himself down. He knew that his nightmare was just that, a nightmare. But the memory of Eric's threats still haunted him.He glanced at the clock on the wall and saw that it was almost midnight. He wondered if Samira had been there the whole time, watching over him. He didn't want to wake her, but he also didn't want to be alone with his thoughts."Samira," he whispered, trying not to startle her. "Are you awake?"Samira stirred and opened her eyes. "Yeah, I'm here," she said, rubbing the sleep from her eyes. "What's wrong?""It's nothing," Daniel said, trying to sound casual. "Just had a bad dream."Samira looked at him for a moment, as if she could tell he was lying. But she didn't press the issue. "Do you want to talk about it?" she asked, offering him a sympathetic smile.Daniel shook his head. "No, it's okay," he said. "I just need to distract myself. Maybe we can watch a movie or something?"Samira smiled and nodded. "Sure," she said
The god of medicine the hunt
Chapter 69: The HuntDaniel Biao had been on the run for years. He had become a master of disguise, blending into crowds and disappearing into the shadows. But even with all his skills, he knew that he couldn't run forever. The people he had worked for in the past were desperate to find him, and they were getting closer every day.One night, as Daniel was making his way through a crowded market, he felt a tap on his shoulder. He turned around and saw a woman staring back at him. She was beautiful, with long dark hair and piercing green eyes."Daniel Biao," she said, her voice low and husky. "I've been looking for you."Daniel's heart raced as he tried to make sense of what was happening. He knew that he couldn't trust anyone, especially not a stranger."Who are you?" he asked, his voice barely above a whisper."I'm a friend," the woman replied. "I know you've been on the run, and I want to help you. But we need to move quickly. They're closing in on you."Daniel hesitated for a moment
The god of medicine activists
Daniel listened intently as the woman revealed the information she had. She explained that the organization was being backed by a powerful politician, who had his sights set on becoming the next president."He's using the organization to fund his campaign," she said. "And he's willing to do whatever it takes to make sure he wins."Daniel nodded. It all made sense now. The organization was just a tool for the politician to achieve his own ambitions. And they had been set up to fail from the very beginning."What can we do?" he asked, his voice barely above a whisper."We have to expose the truth," the woman replied. "We have to make sure that the world knows what's really going on."Daniel nodded. It was a risky plan, but it was their only chance.Over the next few days, Daniel and the woman worked tirelessly to gather evidence and build a case against the politician. They hacked into his emails and social media accounts, and they found proof of his ties to the organization.They also
The god of medicine short joy
As the days passed, the group of activists and journalists grew larger, with more and more people joining their cause. They continued to work tirelessly, gathering evidence, investigating leads, and publishing stories that shook the country to its core.Their work soon caught the attention of the government, and they became the target of smear campaigns and threats. But they refused to back down, and they continued to publish stories that exposed corruption and held those in power accountable.One day, Daniel received a call from a journalist he had worked with in the past. "Daniel, I need your help," the journalist said urgently. "I've been investigating a major government scandal, and I'm getting threats to stop."Daniel didn't hesitate. "Where are you?" he asked.The journalist gave him the address of a rundown apartment building in a seedy part of town. "I'll be there in an hour," Daniel said.When he arrived, the journalist was waiting for him, looking nervous and scared. "They k
The god of medicine grow
As Daniel grew older, he began to realize that his work had taken a toll on his body and mind. The constant threat of danger, the long hours of investigation, and the weight of responsibility for so many lives had left him exhausted.He knew that he needed to step back and take care of himself, but he also knew that there were still so many battles to be fought. And so, he began to train a new generation of activists and journalists, passing on his knowledge and experience to those who would carry on his legacy.Together, they continued to work towards a more just and transparent world, but they did so with a sense of caution and vigilance, always aware of the dangers that lurked around every corner.But even as they faced new challenges and obstacles, Daniel remained hopeful. He knew that his work had made a difference, and he knew that the fight for justice would continue long after he was gone.And so, he continued to inspire others, to push for change, and to make a difference in
The god of medicine Samuel
Daniel's heart raced as he listened to the woman's words. He couldn't believe that he might finally have a chance to get revenge on the people who had ruined his life."Who is it?" he asked, his voice barely above a whisper.The woman hesitated for a moment before replying. "It's someone high up in the organization. Someone who has been working with the government to bring down anyone who opposes their agenda."Daniel's mind raced as he tried to think of who it could be. He had never been privy to the inner workings of the organization, but he knew that there were a few key players who had more power than others."Do you have a name?" he asked, his voice urgent.The woman nodded. "His name is Samuel. He's one of the key leaders of the organization, but he's been working with the government for years. He's the one who set you up, and he's the one who has been orchestrating everything from behind the scenes."Daniel felt a surge of anger and hatred towards Samuel. He had never met the m
The god of medicine Poison
Chapter 1In the villa of Wilson family, everyone was nervous because the lord of the family was badly sick. A doctor, sweating a lot, was checking the lord’s situation with all his advanced equipment. But he remained unconscious for hours. "Is something wrong?" asked a woman who was standing beside him. She had long hair and wore a light blue dress; she looked like a young lady. It was Lady Wilson. The doctor turned to face her. "You look worried."The doctor smiled awkwardly. "I'm sorry, but I don't think it's good news. He isn't going to get better soon."Lady Wilson frowned. She didn't know what kind of disease her husband had, so she couldn't be sure whether the doctor was right or not. But even if he wasn't getting better, there must be some way to save him. "Could you please tell me exactly how serious this is?"The doctor nodded and took out a thick book from under his coat. "It says here that his condition is very bad indeed...""What does this mean?""His heart has stopped