Go Back and I Rule There novel Chapter 124

Warner seemed to see right through him. He toyed with the bracelet on his wrist, his demeanor coolly ascetic. “Once they’re ready, have them sent to Tulip Lane.”

“Oh! They’re for Cure-Master?” David thought, Well, that’s fine then. Nothing unusual about that; the Young Master and Cure-Master shared a life-and-death friendship.

But just then, Warner added, “Sign the card, ‘Your boyfriend.’”

“What?!” David nearly dropped to his knees.

His young master, however, remained impassive, his lips parting slightly as he said nonchalantly, “With a tolerance this low, how do you expect to be a mole for the old man?”

David: … He can find someone else to be his mole. I really can’t figure out our Young Master! Ugh!

Meanwhile, in Sol’s main business district.

Fitch was surrounded by a crowd of people, all pitching projects and investment ideas, hoping the tycoon from Prax would throw some money their way.

Sean Yates was among them, though his net worth didn’t grant him a seat at the main table with the city leaders.

At first, Fitch patiently listened, hoping to gather some useful information to find his boss.

But none of these so-called business titans knew about a famous doctor who had recently started livestreaming in Sol.

They hadn’t even paid attention to which livestreams were trending.

Fitch quickly lost his patience and spoke curtly, “Gentlemen, let’s call it a day. I am personally very interested in streamers who possess genuine medical skills. If you know of anyone, please recommend them to me. We could make a major investment in the healthcare sector.”

With that, Fitch stood up and left.

Only then did Nathan scoff. “People from the big city are so arrogant. Treating patients on a livestream… he must be out of his mind. In all my years as a doctor, I’ve never seen such nonsense!”

“Mr. Woods is right. What if he misdiagnoses someone and causes harm?”

“Zachary, don’t you go following these online trends for a moment of fame and neglect your studies.”

Zachary replied with perfect etiquette, “Don’t worry, uncles. I know what’s important.”

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