Chapter 472 Proving Who I Am

• “Mr. Cook, I know this may sound offensive, but this is about my wife’s life. I have to be careful.”
• The mood in the ward was heavy and awkward when Old Mr. Lawson suddenly blurted it out, making Bao Taiping tense up.
• As for Pierre Cook, he felt a stab of displeasure, but out of respect for Old Mr. Lawson—and for the Book of Plain Virtues—he spoke slowly. “Old Mr. Lawson, just say it. The reason I offered to treat your wife isn’t purely out of kindness. It’s for the Book of Plain Virtues in your hand.”