Elder Gu's change in attitude had not happened overnight—before this, he had already vaguely accepted certain ideas.
He learned the news on the twelfth day. On the twenty-first day, his teacher called again, saying that the cancer cells in the child's body had been mostly cleared away. Three days later, they were asked to take the child home.
Luohua Manor explained that those three days were for observing whether there would be any recurrence—only Huahua and Feng Jun knew that they needed those three days to completely remove every gu worm and egg from the patient's body.
In fact, Luohua Manor had never given the patient's side any explanation, yet the patient and his family's reaction was rather strange. Their initial suspicion, even dissatisfaction, had turned into blind faith.
That was right. The teacher had called his student simply to ask: since the results were so good, could his son stay there a few more days? It had only been around twenty days, and he had already recovered this much. Wouldn't he recover even better if he stayed longer?
Elder Gu's curiosity was thoroughly piqued. But generally speaking, he understood his younger brother's wife and Luo Hua's way of doing things quite well, so he had no intention of calling to coordinate anything.
Not without regret, he told his teacher, "Since they think he's well enough and want to send him away, he can't stay there any longer."
However, after bringing him out, he could arrange for the best specialists to examine him again and see how well he had recovered.
The follow-up examination results were equally shocking. Sure enough, every cancer cell was gone. Looking at the scans from more than a month ago, it was practically like looking at two different people.
Of course, the disappearance of the