“Do you really think I want to wait? The surgery fee is at least half a million dollars. And there are risks to the surgery as well, it’s a fifty-fifty gamble. I might not be able to survive the surgery. It’s not like you don’t know the condition of my family. If something were to happen to me, my mom and sister would be done for. It’s alright, no more talking, I’ll be off now. I have lots of parcels to deliver at noon.”

The store owner sighed, his eyes filled with sympathy.

Looks like this was yet another tragedy.

“Hold on!” Alex spoke up. “Do you trust me?”

The young man paused for three seconds and smiled as he nodded. “I do. As Ms. Yowell’s friend, you wouldn’t have the leisure to trick a poor lowly guy like me.”

Alex stood up. “Believe me, and I’ll show you the light.”

He walked over and took a finger out, placing it an inch above the young man’s temples.

That was where the tumor was, underneath his skull.

Just then, Alex’s finger shone like a jade, as if there was electri