"Some things are useless just by looking at them." Kawei dipped them in the last bit of ink and wrote two sentences at the end, "Many diseases and complications develop under our noses, and when the outbreak occurs, they don't give doctors any chance at all

.”

Edward couldn't understand, but he couldn't help but nodded: "Putting aside technical and theoretical knowledge, you must be the hardest and most attentive doctor I've ever met."

"I treat surgery with the mood of treating artworks, so I naturally have to be careful." Kavey took a sip of coffee, "I don't think there will be any painter in this world who is willing to write randomly on his own drafts, including brushes.

itself."

After hearing this, Edward didn't know what to say, so he could only use dinner to change the topic: "It's almost time, let Alphons do it."

"I have no objection, but I still want to remind the Ambassador that our lunch has just finished."

"Don't worry, a famous chef like Alphons is sometimes very strong in cooking, but he will pay close attention to the guests' appetite." Edward drew a few circles on the carefully prepared menu by Alphons: "I'll do it."

If you want these, Mr. Kavi will choose the rest yourself."

"I'm still a few days at noon, it's pretty good."

"Not changing the taste?"

"No, I don't have that high demand for food." Kavey suddenly remembered something and asked, "By the way, Mr. Ambassador, I need my residence address in Paris and the specific itinerary for the next month."

"I don't know the address of the Regis Hotel. I don't know the specific address. It should be between Montaigne Avenue and Champs Elysees."

Edward was a little confused: "Why did His Majesty Franz do this? The French can completely guarantee your safety, not to mention that Paris is the safest place in France, so there is no need to worry about these things at all."

"Where do I know?"

Kawei replied coldly and wrote down the words just now on the note: "Where is the itinerary? Don't specify the specific time, just say where I need to go."

"First go to the Royal Academy of Medical Sciences, then the University of Paris, then the Association of Surgery, the Sabert Hospital, the Palace Hospital, Grande Hospital, the Royal Academy of Medical Sciences," Edward said with his fingers, "I only remember these, the rest

I have to wait until I arrive in Paris before making arrangements.”

"Okay, I think these places are enough for him to arrange them."

After quickly writing these place names, Kawei tore off the note and turned around to wave to the waiter beside him: "Please hand this piece of paper to a passenger in the fourth carriage."

The waiter took the note and nodded: "What is the other person's name?"

"Call Meek, wearing a clean black coat." Kavi reluctantly said the man's name, "When he found him, he said that this was what I gave him, and don't say anything else."

"I understand"
Chapter completed!