Rebirth of the Deadly Beauty novel Chapter 573

Staring coldly at Yolanda, a flash of murderous intent flashed in Asher's eyes.

Yolanda frowned in displeasure. If anyone else had threatened her like that, she might have already attacked him. But she could tell that despite his recklessness, Asher genuinely cared about Alfred's wellbeing. So, she chose to let it slide.

"Asher, watch your words! Ms. Henderson is the miracle doctor at Willow Creek Clinic. Dr. Pattinson came from a long line of distinguished doctors. He wouldn't have transferred his clinic to her if she wasn't skilled," Jude said sharply. He did not want Asher to offend Yolanda.

"You've been deceived, Uncle Jude!" Asher insisted. He was convinced Yolanda was a scammer, so he refused to listen to Jude's explanation.

Jude's expression darkened, but he said nothing more. After all, Alfred had the final say in the Kaufman family. And if he agreed to the treatment, Asher had no right to interfere.

"Ms. Henderson, do you need any assistance?" Jude looked at Yolanda respectfully after throwing Asher a disapproving glance.

He knew Asher and Paul would soon eat their words. Looking at Asher's angry expression and Paul's disdainful face, he could not help but smile condescendingly.

It wasn't that Jude was not concerned about his father's well-being. He himself was the living proof of Yolanda's abilities. He firmly believed that Yolanda would definitely cure his father since she had made this promise. He knew there was no way Yolanda would make a mistake and worsen Alfred's condition.

"Haha! It's fine..." Alfred found it amusing that she was treating him like a child at his age, but he obediently closed his eyes anyway. He was not entirely confident about acupuncture treatment. While Jude had complete faith in Yolanda's abilities, Alfred was not fully aware of her skill level.

When Jude had been injured before, Joel had lied about its severity so that Alfred would not collapse from shock. So, Alfred's willingness to try Yolanda's treatment stemmed more from trusting his son and wanting to take a chance.

At his age, he had come to terms with life and death. With only six months left, he was willing to take this gamble. He had refused Paul's surgery earlier mainly because he was wary of going under the knife.