Anna really couldn’t understand Condray’s thoughts.
Obviously not in love anymore, why do you still take care of Jurrian, don’t you think it’s contradictory?
“If you were me, I believe you would have the same approach as me.” Condray said.
Anna immediately opened her mouth to deny it, to say that she wouldn’t be able to do something so heartless.
But the words spun out of her mouth and she swallowed back.
It wasn’t true.
Otherwise, how could she have gotten entangled with Cedron until now?
Thinking of this, a few points of suffocation suddenly rose in her heart, Anna took a deep breath and changed her words, “Okay, I’ll help you go and take a look, but, not for nothing.”
Condray immediately nodded his head, “Understood, as long as it’s what you want, you can just say it, and I can give you all my money.”
“Forget the money, I want that medical institute.” Anna replied, “It’s useless for you to hold it now anyway, can you give it to me?”
The medical institutes abroad were all extraordinarily good, and all the technologies were very mature, making it convenient to do a lot of research.
Condray nodded his head without thinking, “Of course I can, if you want to take it, I’ll let Jess’s lawyer do the transfer procedures for you, but the profit part, the big part is for the shareholders and those technical backbones, you won’t be able to get much money.”
Anna waved her hand, “You don’t need to worry about this, I want this research institute, itself is not for money.”
“Then what do you want?” Condray wondered.
What do you want to do?
In fact, what Anna wanted to do was very simple, that is, to borrow this institute to organize Amad’s cases, preferably to form a whole set of treatment plans.
In this way, if there were patients in the world with the same or similar condition as Amad, they would have a reference.
This is what Anna thought of when she was touched by the old Mrs. Navarro.
In the old Mrs. Navarro’s medical notes, there were so many difficult cases that many doctors might not encounter a single case in their lifetime.
But what if they did?
There had to be a way to deal with it!
“Fine, you want that medical institute, I’ll just give it to you, as long as you make sure Jurrian is safe.” Condray said.
“Deal.”
Once an agreement was made, Anna, along with Attorney Jess, set off for the sanitarium where Jurrian was.
It was a sanatorium in the shape of an old castle, and on the way Jess was in charge of the introduction, saying that it was indeed originally a duke’s old castle, and then the duke passed away and had no children in his lap, so it was purchased by a local tycoon and converted into the present-day sanatorium.
“Don’t look at the remoteness of this place, but inches of land, the price of the sanatorium is also very high, even the most ordinary ward, it will cost tens of thousands of dollars a day.”
This year, Jurrian has already spent more than three million dollars of Condray’s money just by lying here and not moving.
“Condray is really willing to spend money for Jurrian, spending millions a year.” Anna lamented.
Jess sniffed and looked at Anna with complicated eyes, “More than a few million.”
“Then how much is it otherwise,” Anna wondered, “Even if it’s an upscale retreat, the fees can’t be too outrageous, over ten million?”
Jess shook her head, now even her tone of voice was complicated, “It’s more than that, about fifteen million.”
What?
Rao Anna comes from a real estate tycoon’s family, and has seen countless billions of dollars of big business over the years, but when she heard this figure, she was still shocked.
Fifteen million dollars, was this really the annual spending figure used to take care of a vegetable?