Chapter 623 The Fake Mr. Howe

• Everyone agreed with Warren Clark. A fifty-percent success rate was way too risky, and that was just a theoretical number. In real practice, who knew what trouble would pop up? Any sudden complication would shove that probability even lower.
• On one hand, you get roughly three steady years. On the other, less than half a chance to survive. Most folks would pick the first option. At least three years means there’s hope.
• Jayce Howe heard it and gave a light smile. “A surgery’s success rate isn’t locked in by the illness. It tanks because your skills aren’t good enough. If your skills were sharp, that fifty percent would turn into a hundred.”