Chapter 516

Hearing what James said, the Callahans mocked him.

Howard’s wife, Jolie, said sarcastically, “James, aren’t you overestimating yourself? Did you think
you’re a genius doctor just because you have some medical knowledge? There are millions of doctors
in Cansington. Any one of them is better than you.”

“Exactly,” Tommy agreed.

“You’re good for nothing except boasting.” James did not argue with them.

The Callahans had never seen eye to eye with him. They mocked him at every opportunity. He had
gotten used to it, so there was no point in arguing. Thea asked, “Honey, could you help Eternality rise
from the ashes?”

“What has Eternality got to do with me?” James said carelessly.

“I want Pacific, no, Century, to make its mark at the medical conference this time.”

“Bullsh*t.”

“James, let’s see how you manage to help Century.”

“The factory lots and offices have been shut down. What else can you do?” The Callahans started their
sarcastic remarks again.

“Thea, let’s take a look at Century.”






“Okay.” Thea nodded.

The two of them left Eternality.

Soon, they arrived at a hospital that was of average size. Located on a quieter part of Medical Street, it
only had one entrance. Thea had changed its name from Pacific to Century, but it temporarily shut
down on the same day.

In front of Century Hospital.

There were a few wooden benches. A bored-looking doctor sat on one of them.

Trevor and his family were busy distributing flyers on the street.

“Come check out Century Hospital! Headed by an expert doctor with 30 years of experience!
Consultation fees are free while medical fees are 50% off.”

Trevor, his sons Larry and Quinlan, and his grandson Quinton were distributing flyers in front of
Century Hospital, Passers-by took and threw them in the trash without even looking. James and Thea
approached.

“Ma’am…”

The whole family came up to them. Thea asked, “Granduncle, how are things going?”

Trevor looked resigned and sad. “Ah, there are too many hospitals and doctors on Medical Streyt. A
small hospital like ours is definitely on the losing end. Everyone has gone to the larger hospitals to see
well-known doctors.”

“Grandfather…” A voice said. Quinton held his phone out.



“More than two hundred thousand people have made appointments at Herbal Biotech. Since Dr. Fallon
isn’t around, they’ve all, flocked to Christine. She has more than eighty thousand appointments.”

Quinton was looking at the app specially created for the medical conference. Everyone could download
the app and choose their preferred doctor. They could also access the appointment statistics for each
hospital and doctor.

“Ay.”

Hearing what Quinton said, Trevor sighed.

“How could we compare to Herbal Biotech? Dr. Fallon’s there, and his granddaughter is even better
than he is. Even the other doctors there are phenomenally well-known.”

Just then, Howard and his family arrived. Looking at how empty Century Hospital was, they laughed.

“I see there’s no one here either.”

“It’s so quiet here. How would you get any customers?”

“Even if I were sick, I wouldn’t come here. Look, there’s only one entrance. It’s way too small. What a
disgrace.”

The Callahans started gloating. Quinton shot back, “I don’t see anyone at Eternality either. Even your
doctors have left.”

“How dare you…” Tommy flew into a rage, ready to punch him.

“What are you doing?” Lex approached, shouting at Tommy.



Tommy stopped. Trevor looked at Lex, feeling all sorts of complicated feelings rise. It had been years,
yet Lex had never set foot in his hospital before.


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