"So, I suggest you take extra personal precautions for a while. It would be best to go to the hospital tomorrow for a full toxicology and infectious disease screening to avoid any serious consequences," Li Xu continued.
Ding Kaifang's face had grown so dark it looked like it could drip water.
He was a shrewd businessman, and now he was finally piecing all the details together.
This wasn't just Zhou Junwei trying to control him; he might have already been setting a trap.
"Damn it… that son of a bitch." Ding Kaifang gritted his teeth. "Doctor Li, thank you. You've saved my life."
He decided to go to the hospital first thing in the morning for a full check-up.
As for Zhou Junwei…
He swore he would never see a treacherous snake like him again in this lifetime.
In fact, once he had the time, he was going to settle this score properly.
…
The next day, Li Xu went to the City Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine for his clinic hours as usual.
