The Supreme Man: Took Everything in Power novel Chapter 612

Stanley was startled and quickly turned his head to look at the bed.

He saw blood slowly dripping out of Julian's eyes, nose, mouth, and ears.

It was a terrifying sight.

Julian had closed his eyes again and seemed to have fallen into a coma.

"What's going on?!" Stanley was shocked that his voice changed.

Andrew was even more terrified, taking several steps back and refusing to look at the bed.

Instantly, all the family members of the Keans looked at Kingsley with contempt.

"Nicholson! What did you do to him?! Why is he suddenly bleeding from his orifices?!"

"Was it a terminal lucidity? Does that mean it wasn't awakened by this so-called God of Medicine?!"

"I knew it! How could a young man like him have such high medical skills?!"

"Yes, he must have badly injured Julian's head when he hit it just now!"

Andrew gritted his teeth and said, "Initially, my grandfather was just in a coma. But you treated him, and now he's bleeding from his orifices! You have to give us an explanation!"

It was extremely infuriating to see how quickly these people turned against Kingsley.

Kingsley's expression gradually darkened.

"Since you don't trust my medical skills, I had to temporarily awaken Mr. Kean to make you believe me. The bleeding is simply the discharge of stagnant blood, which is a good thing."

Upon hearing his words, everyone exclaimed, "A good thing?! How dare you say that?!"

"That's right! Let me beat you until you bleed from your orifices and then tell me if you still think it's a good thing!"

Stanley's vision went black, and he stumbled. "Wh-what do we do? Dad can't die."

He placed his hand on his forehead as he barely kept his balance.

Then, he said with a sinister tone, "Nicholson, I don't care if you're the God of Medicine or not, but if anything happens to my father today, I won't let you leave this room alive!"

The other members of the Keans joined in and backed him up.

Kingsley's eyes became cold and emotionless as he observed these people's repulsive expressions.

"Since you don't believe me, forget it," Nicholson said calmly. "I won't treat him again."