Chapter 28: Misunderstanding

Danny detailed his grandfather's symptoms to Tangin, who listened attentively, nodding appreciatively. "Impressive, Danny. You already have a plan before even meeting the patient. I'm truly impressed. Rest assured, I'll do my utmost!" Tangin, eager to return quickly and witness Danny treating Mr. Clare, hurried upstairs without wasting any time. Danny trusted Tangin, so he returned with Robinson to Clare's room. On the way, Robinson anxiously relayed all of his father's symptoms to Danny. Robinson was clearly very worried, his voice trembling. "I understand. It seems your father is quite ill. Ordinary methods might not be effective, but I'm willing to give it a try!" "The process isn't something you should watch; it might distress your father. I'll inform you of any news as soon as possible." Robinson, relieved, felt a glimmer of hope. Turning a prognosis of one month to live into a possibility of trying something gave him a sense of relief. With Tangin at a loss, the situation