Hank pleads with Charlie Wade for a chance to serve him like a slave, desperate to regain his abilities after being offered a stark choice. Charlie clarifies his “gift” wasn’t a cure for Hank’s pancreatic cancer but a reminder for timely treatment, contrasting it with the unfulfilled promises of hospitals. As Tawanna arrives, Hank is left in despair, realizing he’s the only one facing permanent consequences among his peers.
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Millionaire Son In Law Chapter 7211
Charlie’s words were like a wake-up call, making Hank cry.
He never expected that Charlie would be waiting for him here. He thought that Charlie could really save him completely and give him a chance to be a dog by his side.
But now, Charlie must choose between staying alive and having that ability.
For a matter like this, he would not be satisfied, no matter which one he chose.
So he pleaded bitterly, “Mr. Wade, I beg you to give me the opportunity to turn over a new leaf and start a new life.”
“I want to serve you like a slave and not be a useless person who has no ability in that matter and is stressed all day long.”
“Even if I can survive that way, I’m afraid I won’t be able to create any value during my life…”
Then he added, “Didn’t you say this was a gift for me as class president? Why are you asking me to choose one of the two now?”
Charlie smiled and said, “You really have a lot of questions. Have you ever thought about it? What gift should I give you?”
Hank said quickly, “It must be to solve my pancreatic cancer problem…”
“No, no, no.” Charlie waved his hand: “The gift I gave you is to remind you that there is a problem with your pancreas, so that you don’t find it too late and miss the best treatment period. Reminder, treatment, and cure are three different things.”
“It’s like when you go to the hospital and the hospital helps you find pancreatic cancer, but they are not obligated to treat you unless you pay enough for the treatment or have comprehensive health insurance. Besides, even if they treat you, they won’t promise to cure you, right?”
Hank looked confused.
Even though he knew that Charlie was playing with him, he also knew that Charlie was telling the truth.
No matter how good a cancer hospital is, it cannot cure pancreatic cancer.
He thought of the dozen or so brothers mentioned and quickly asked, “Mr. Wade, if the others have paid the money, will you help them restore their abilities?”
“Of course.” Charlie said very seriously: “I always keep my promises. If they give me money, I will definitely return it to its original state as soon as possible.”
Hank said with a sad face: “Ah?! Then I’m the only one who’s helpless?! Mr. Wade, I’m their leader and their guiding light. If I lose my ability in that area, they won’t have a leader. It’s better for them to be like me!”