Chapter 76 Is It Going To Go Back To Kingbourne?

Margaret got up with the aid of her cane. "I will require some time to thoroughly evaluate whether to reopen the Empathy Clinic." Wynter gave a chuckle. You need not worry, grandma. I just believe that the number of poor doctors will decrease as there are more good ones. What are your thoughts? She hesitated. You're accurate. Despite my long life, I still don't know as much as I should. as you carried out.” Wynter left her to her thoughts, no longer trying to convince her. There was no need for Margeret; she must decide right away. She had, after all, once taken care of a patient who had died. It was a challenging obstacle for physicians to get past, particularly for those who wished to treat the injured and save lives. Wolf was also aware of Wynter's activities. Margaret went to sleep at midnight, and he put his mound of scrap metal into a little laptop in a bin. A dog that appeared to be a wolf barked outside, but when the wolf growled at it, it instantly turned quiet. The dog shrank and shivered a little, stretching its paws forward. Wolf's neighbor, Susan, had noticed him carrying his laptop and assumed it was a plaything. He could actually make it into a laptop or a drone after learning from Wynter, but the parts and assembly techniques would be different.