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Chapter 1999 Professor Whiteman

Author: Five Generals
“You don’t know who you are speaking to. You are still a young man yet you harbor such wicked thoughts. I don’t think you need your arms anymore, you are going to use them to hurt people. Let them rot just like that.”

The old man was fearless and his eyes showed a hint of anger.

“Stop it!”

Mason immediately stopped his son and scrutinized the man. He bowed and asked, “I’d like to know which hospital you work in?”

He was no idiot. Judging from the man’s composed and calm manner, he could tell that the man had some background.

The man did not look at Mason, or answer him. He walked past Mason and went over to Kaze.

“Professor Whiteman, I thought you were having an operation in Midstate. What are you doing here?” Kaze asked with a welcoming smile.

Professor Whiteman pulled his mask off and replied, “Like I said, I’m here to support you.”

“What? Professor Whiteman? Professor Sam Whiteman?”

When the people saw the professor’s face with a healthy blush, the whole lobby went
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