Chapter 296

Chapter 296:

Formulating a strategic approach, Ashton feigned distress to manipulate the situation to his advantage.

He deliberately exhaled with a sigh, presenting himself as vulnerable, and said, “Sir, I genuinely empathize with your predicament and offer my heartfelt apologies for the delay in our response. Here’s my proposal: despite not being a representative of Skyline Group, I will personally ensure that you receive free treatment. Would you be willing to accept this offer, sir?”

Abram snorted in dissatisfaction and retorted, “Free treatment? Do you believe that such a gesture can merely rectify the situation? What about the time I’ve lost? How do you plan to compensate for that?”

Foreseeing this kind of reaction, Ashton was ready with a well-considered counteroffer.

With a slight smile, he proposed, “How about this, sir? If I manage to cure your condition immediately, would you agree to calm down and engage in a constructive discussion with us afterward?”

When Abram heard Ashton assert that he could cure the illness immediately, Abram regarded him with disdain, unable to suppress a derisive snort of disbelief.

While others might remain unaware, Abram was acutely conscious of the true nature of his ailment.

He was afflicted by a rare and troublesome allergic reaction akin to lupus erythematosus, known as “Purple Dragon Patches.” This condition would flare up abruptly upon exposure to specific, rare allergens.

Following an outbreak, his skin would develop unsightly purple patches, not only altering his appearance but also causing intense pain and relentless itching.

In his quest to find a cure for this rare allergic condition, Abram had sought the expertise of numerous hospitals, only to be met with the same unyielding conclusion.

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The condition was deemed incurable through medication and could only gradually improve over time as the body’s metabolic processes worked to eliminate the allergen.

When Sup Group initially approached him, Abram had planned to firmly refuse their outlandish request.

He typically went to great lengths to avoid triggering this condition; willingly exposing himself to it was unthinkable. Nevertheless, the offer they presented was simply too enticing to ignore.

Thus, despite the discomfort, with the thought of the five hundred thousand already deposited into his account, Abram clenched his teeth and endured the suffering.

Given that even renowned hospitals had been confounded by his condition, Abram found Ashton’s claims utterly absurd. Abram felt that he had accomplished his mission with success. In Abram’s view, Ashton, being youthful and inexperienced, had clearly panicked and resorted to reckless measures.

Otherwise, why would Ashton make such a bold claim of curing Abram’s condition immediately?

Abram, with a scornful tone, remarked, “Who do you think you are? If my condition could be resolved so easily, would I be seeking justice from you?”

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