"Monica is still unconscious," Kennedy said bluntly.
Finn's suppressed emotions seemed to surface again.
Kennedy said, "Finn, do you still remember what I told you?"
Finn looked at him.
"As a doctor, as an outstanding doctor, it's best to have no feelings. Once you have feelings for people or things, it's easy for you to make mistakes during the surgery. I've always thought that you're the same as me, that you're not an emotional person. I didn't expect that you'd change so much because of Monica." He seemed to be a little regretful.
To Kennedy, Finn was his only disciple, and he was very satisfied with Finn.
He turned 60 years old this year, so in terms of surgery, he had naturally passed his Golden Age.
Now, he just wanted Finn to inherit his legacies. However, he did not expect Finn to stray further and further away from his teaching after all these years.
