Chapter 76: Revelation
Dr. Harris sat behind his desk, sifting through his patient’s chart and jotting down notes when the door to his office swung open. Startled, he looked up to see an unexpected figure standing in the doorway.
"Mr. Smith?" Dr. Harris exclaimed, his surprise evident in his voice as he recognized his unexpected client.
’What is he doing here in my clinic? I thought he never wanted to see my face ever again.’ Dr. Harris pondered to himself.
"I’m glad you can still remember me, Dr. Harris. I came here to ask you something," Dominique said, a hint of urgency in his tone as he stepped further into the office.
"How can I forget you, Mr. Smith? You’re the reason why I left York City and opened my own clinic here," Dr. Harris replied, gesturing to the chair opposite his desk. "What do you want to know from me?"
Dominique’s eyebrows knitted together in a puzzled frown at Dr. Harris’s revelation. With a sense of curiosity and concern, he settled into the chair, his gaze fixed on the doctor.
"What do you mean by that?" he inquired, a hint of uncertainty visible in his voice. It was clear that Dominique was clueless about the significance of Dr. Harris’s words.
Dr. Harris observed Dominique suspiciously. He didn’t know if he was just feigning ignorance or if he had forgotten everything.
"Mr. Smith, have you forgotten about it?" Dr. Harris’s voice held a tinge of frustration as he confronted Dominique. "It was you who told me not to ever show my face to you ever again. You paid me fifty million dollars for me to resign and leave York City for good."
Confusion resurfaced on Dominique’s face as he had no recollection of that. "You might be mistaken, Dr. Harris," he responded.