The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 3646

The so-called "I don't give a sh*t!" was a swear in American English. It roughly meant that someone did not f*cking care for something or they were not in the least f*cking bothered by it.

The reason why Charlie had chosen an American swear was because he wanted to use a simple and harsh way to show his attitude in front of Smith.

'You want to talk about your rules in front of the Apothecary Restoration Pill? Do you even deserve that?’

When Smith heard that sentence, he immediately understood Charlie's attitude entirely.

The Apothecary Restoration Pill was being discussed there. Although it was a life-saving amazing medicine, if it was faced with the rule, it would turn out to be a nuclear weapon even if it was stopped by God. It could conquer anything that stopped it.

Besides, its production was rare. If that was the case, i t would be all one could wish for.

Under that kind of circumstance, everything would be purely the seller’s market. The seller was akin to the father.

Hence, Smith could only say apologetically, “Mr. Wade, I'm sorry. I said the wrong thing just now..."

After he had said that, he immediately made his stand clear. "Don't worry, we're willing to pay for the medicine. How much would you charge for this medicine?"

Smiling, Charlie said, "Since you’re the person in charge of the FDA, you should know that the research and development fees of many special drugs are very expensive. So, its price will also be very expensive..."

Right after bringing that up, Charlie deliberately changed the subject, and he smiled as he said, "By the way, I heard that the FDA just approved a special medicine a while back. One single shot costs more than two million dollars. Is there such a thing?"

"Yes..." Smith wiped his cold sweat. He stammered and said, "That medicine is produced by Novartis, and it's a special medicine to cure spinal muscular atrophy."

Charlie nodded. He then smiled and said, "Then, the price of this extremely special medicine that can treat end-stage cancer should not be too low either, right?"