Chapter 423

After everyone left, only Huey, the dean, and Corbin who was disguised as a doctor, were left in the

ward.

Huey swallowed hard. Although he seemed calm, he was actually very nervous.

He knew the truth about his alleged injuries.

He feared that the doctor would actually examine him because he would quickly find out that these so-

called injuries were all fake.

“Stay away from me! I don’t want him to examine me! I don’t trust any other doctor except my friend

who works here! He alone will treat me. You two get out of here!” Huey yelled at the dean and Corbin.

“But…”

The Dean tried to explain to this patient that he needed to let the doctor do his work.

While the dean was wondering how to persuade the reluctant patient, Huey shouted again!

“There is no ‘but’! Do you know who my mother is? My mother is Miss Rosamond Deleon. If you still

want to run this hospital, you’d better get the hell out of here.”

However, Corbin was completely unfazed by Huey’s threats. He walked over to the bedside and

pretended to check Huey’s injuries. Huey wanted to struggle but the plaster and bandage kept him from

moving.

After a while, Corbin said with a serious look, “Mr. Layton, your injuries seem very serious. We need to

treat you right away or your whole lower body could be paralyzed for good.”

After saying that, he waved his hand at someone at the door and said, “Come in!”

The next moment, a nurse walked into the ward with a tray on which there were several vials of

medicine and other medical tools.

“Hurry up, give Mr. Layton an injection,” Corbin urged the nurse.

Huey’s eyes widened in fear when he saw the huge syringe in the nurse’s hand. The nurse was

approaching him slowly and all he wanted to do right now was run away.

Alas, in order to look really sick, he had his whole body plastered and bandaged. As a result, he

couldn’t move and could only watch in horror as the big needle pierced his flesh.

“Ah!”

Huey’s scream echoed in the ward.

“Good,” Corbin said with a nod. “We are going to take off the plaster on you now, Mr. Layton.”

Corbin and the nurse then proceeded to remove Huey’s plaster little by little. While removing the

plaster, Corbin asked, “Mr. Layton, can you feel your hands and feet now?”

The pain of the injection had sent Huey into some sort of trance. It was only when he heard Corbin’s

words that he came to his senses. He immediately tried to move his hands and feet, but they weren’t

moving at all.

“What’s going on?”

Huey panicked. He tried again, but still couldn’t move his body.

Damn it! He really couldn’t move now!

His eyes filled with fear and panic, he roared, “What did you do to me?”

Corbin pretended to be panicked and said nervously, “I just followed standard procedures. You should

normally be able to move now.”

“Damn it! I was fine. I didn’t need your injection. Do you know the seriousness of the medical

malpractice you have just committed?”

That was exactly what Corbin wanted to hear.

With a satisfied smile on his face, he asked calmly, “So you were fine?”

Huey was silent for a while and suddenly realized he had been tricked.

However, at this time, the only thing he cared about was being well again.

With tears in his eyes, he glared at Corbin and yelled, “You fucking screwed everything! You have to

cure me!”

Corbin ignored Huey who kept cursing and crying, and turned to nod at Alvin.

At this moment, Alvin walked over to Huey and said calmly, “Mr. Layton, don’t be nervous. You’ve just

been injected with anesthetic. It’s normal for you not to feel anything for a while.”

Upon hearing this, the despair in Huey’s eyes slowly dissipated and he seemed to see a glimmer of

hope. He looked at Alvin and then at Corbin and asked, “You mean I will be fine?”

“Yes,” Corbin replied coldly.

Now that the storm had passed, Huey glared at Corbin and shouted angrily, “How dare you gang up

and play tricks on me?”

Huey was completely beside himself right now. He forgot that he couldn’t move and wanted to stand up

to beat Corbin.

Because of his agitation, he fell heavily to the floor.

As he felt a sharp pain in his hands, he grabbed Corbin’s pants and shouted angrily, “What kind of

doctor are you!”

With a sneer, Corbin took off his mask, revealing his face.

“I’m not a doctor!” he said calmly.

Huey raised his head with great difficulty, and looked at the face of the man in front of him. When he

saw who it was, his heart sank.

“It’s you! You are Nana’s lover! You ruined my plan! And you dared to hit me!”

“You realize the truth a bit late,” Corbin said coldly, wrenching away his foot.

“Damn you! Tell me your name. I swear I will make you pay for this!”

Realizing that he had been tricked, Huey went mad.

Corbin stared blankly at the man on the floor and said coldly, “My name is Corbin. Corbin Jenkins.

Remember my name. And now I will be very clear. If you try to get your hands on Nana again, I won’t

spare you.”

It was hard to imagine that a gentle, honest man like Corbin would ever threaten someone.

It turned out that love could make us to do things we never thought we would do.