Chapter 443:

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When Layton left, Benjamin sat down on the couch and the hypocritical expression he wore instantly disappeared.

He got the answer he wanted.

Indeed, Ruby had memory problems and had actually forgotten that she knew how to heal.

This was totally unexpected from what he had expected before.

He could not have imagined that the potion would have such a great side effect on him.

Losing his memory was fine for him, even better, but forgetting his medical skills was not something he wanted.

After all, he planned to use his ability to resurrect the dead along with his great research skills to amass a fortune.

With that thought, his face sank and he pulled out his cell phone to call Doctor Will to explain the situation.

On the other end of the phone, Doctor Will was also nervous, “How did this happen?”

Benjamin was not happy, “Here’s the question I want to ask you! Is this memory loss reversible or is it going to stay that way for the rest of your life?”

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Doctor Will was silent for a moment before saying quietly, “I’m not sure about that, but as I said before, if you don’t follow the dosage, it’s very likely that I caused very serious side effects.”

“I don’t want to hear that!” Benjamin immediately blurted out, his face cold, “I want a solution! Don’t talk about the dosage of the potion, this potion of yours is inherently flawed! I want you to give me a solution to this problem as soon as possible.”

When Doctor Will heard this, his stubbornness came out.

“I told you in the first place that it was inherently infeasible to research a new potion in such a short time! You were the one who had to be paranoid and you forced me to do it! I could barely research it, I didn’t even get a chance to run a test, you sent someone crazed to take it! Can you blame me for this?”

He no longer wanted to stay at Benjamin’s institute and had been unhappy with him for some time.

Now that he was being questioned and accused, he was naturally not amused.

Seeing Doctor Will contradict him, Benjamin’s eyes narrowed, looking even more sullen and stern through his mask, a hint of mischief surfacing in the depths of his eyes.

“Will, this is the first time I’m warning you. Don’t be so disrespectful to me, don’t forget your wife and daughter. They are still in the palm of my hand. If you do as I ask, then I will let them live in peace, but if you don’t obey…”

At this point, he paused deliberately, creating a great sense of oppression for the other party.

“You know my methods, when the time comes, don’t blame me for being ruthless!”.

That said, he simply hung up the phone.

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Layton was completely unaware that his former best friend had set him up.

After leaving the clubhouse, he got into his car, remembered Ruby, whose situation was now unknown, called Levi.

Upon inquiring, he learned that Ruby had been transferred to an RH Hospital and immediately headed there.

When he arrived, Levi was standing in the hallway outside the examination room, his face grim.

“How’s it going, still no results?” he asked with a sober look.

Levi shook his head and looked toward the door of the examination room. “They’ve been in for half an hour, Doctor Moore is inside doing the recon himself.”

Layton had heard of Doctor Moore’s reputation and immediately sighed and patted Levi’s shoulder. “Don’t worry, there should be news with Doctor Moore out there.”

At the sound of the voice, the door to the examination room opened.

Doctor Moore stepped out with a weary face, removed his mask and pulled out a handkerchief to wipe the sweat from the corner of his lips.

“Doctor Moore, how is Ruby’s condition?”. Seeing this, Levi immediately stepped forward and asked in an urgent voice.

Doctor Moore held out the stony-faced examination report sheet to him and pointed to one piece of information.

“Note the value of this datum, which is ten times the standard range.”

Levi glanced at it and found that it was indeed so, his face instantly turning white.

“What does this data mean?” His thin lips parted slightly and his voice grew heavy.

Doctor Moore, however, did not say so explicitly, but first sent someone to push Ruby into the room.

Olivia had been waiting nearby, and when she saw her mother leave, she hurried after her, her little eyebrows immediately furrowed.

“Why is Mommy asleep?” she asked worriedly.

Doctor Moore immediately explained, “Because there are several tests that can only be detected when the person being examined is deeply rested, so I had to put your mother to sleep, but don’t worry, in half an hour your mother will be able to wake up.”

Hearing this, Olivia put peace in her heart and followed the nurse, pushing Ruby into the senior VIP room.

Doctor Moore led Levi into the consulting room, with Layton following close behind.

Once no one was around, Doctor Moore took a sip of water and his face turned somber.

“The instruments in this hospital are really advanced, otherwise I don’t know how long it would have taken to get out.”

The hand on Levi’s side was cupped into a fist, anxious, but he could only suppress his temper and wait silently for Doctor Moore’s next words.

Doctor Moore did not keep him waiting long and, after a few intervals, detailed the results of the examination in a heavy tone.

“The data I have just shown you is actually irrelevant, the equipment in large hospitals today does not list values when doing blood tests, even if this data is irrelevant, it can fluctuate in some very special circumstances. This data fluctuates over a longer period of time than other data. You have already been examined at the hospital. The doctor has said that the blood test was fine, which means that all other values have returned to a stable state. However, according to my analysis, if Ruby’s memory disorder is not caused by trauma, then the only possibility is that it is caused by the body’s internal system, which can cause changes in the body’s internal system still has to start from the blood, so since those values are fine, the only thing I can think of are these few data that would not be checked during an ordinary hospital examination…”

After hearing him talk a lot, Layton asked dryly, “So what does this data mean, didn’t you just say it’s irrelevant? So why do you need to check it?”.

Dr. Moore pursed the corners of his lips, his wrinkled face seeming more deeply outlined by a frown.

“The fluctuation of this data indicates that there was an abnormal shock in her blood before, that’s why this data exceeded the standard, it is different from other data, it recedes slowly, but now several days have passed since she was abducted, this data still exceeds the standard value by ten times. This means that there was a shock in her blood before.”

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