Peng Qing's serious expression proved he wasn't lying about the company.
Wang Jian had great respect for Peng Qing for being able to make such an offer. While practicing medicine in Capital City, he had encountered his fair share of repulsive parents. He had even seen parents abandon their children at the hospital and vanish without a trace. Compared to them, Peng Qing's words made Wang Jian see him in a new light.
"Mr. Peng, you're being too generous," Wang Jian said. He wasn't interested in the company or the money. "I can accept the apprenticeship gift, but let's forget about the company. I'm just a village doctor; I don't have the ability to run a company. My dream is simply to be a good doctor."
"However, you can rest assured that your son will only be learning from me how to treat illnesses with Qi. Whether he chooses to study medicine formally is entirely up to him."
