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Chapter 54 Devil’s invention (2) A thirst for fame (1/3)


Dr. Girgo chose medical science as his job because he hated the monotonous farm work on a kibbutz. He aimed to be a doctor in search of wealth and fame. When he entered college, he selected a researcher course rather than a general physician course. It was not the result of his self-judgement whether he was suited for research job or not. It was his ambition to get reputation in the medical field.

 

If he consulted patients as a general physician in sophisticated manner, he made them happy. He would be happy, too. However, it is nothing more than gratitude or admiration from one patient. Sometimes the family of patient would appreciate him. His reputation might go up. However, Doctor Girgo could not be satisfied such petty happiness. He was greedy for wealth and fame.

 

(Continued)

 

 

Areha Kazuya

(From an ordinary citizen in the cloud)

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