This wonderful tale is reported by F. Paul Wilson and narrated by Chet Williamson. This is taken from the 3rd volume of the “The Adversary Series”. These Great and Secret Show and Dark Hollow are the best portrayals of Chet Williamson. These are also versatile pieces of Chet’s outstanding work among others.
Unexpectedly, a family doctor can mend any sickness with just a touch. Following twelve years of rehearsing medication as a family doctor, Dr. Alan Bulmer finds one day that he can fix any sickness with a simple bit of his hand. At first, his logical nature will not acknowledge what is befalling him, yet there is no great reason to be found. So Alan gives himself over to this secretive power, delighting in the capacity to fix the serious, to give desire to the sad for one hour every day.
Even though he attempted to conceal his power, the word spills out and soon Alan’s life started to disentangle. His marriage and his training disintegrate. Just rich, delightful, mysterious Sylvia Nash remained by him. What’s more, remaining with her is Ba, her Vietnamese groundskeeper, who once saw a power like Dr. Bulmer’s in his country, where it is called ‘Dat-tay-vao’.
Senator James McCready offered the utilization of his family’s clinical establishment to explore Alan’s alleged power. However it genuinely exists, he will back Alan with the full weight of the Foundation’s worldwide standing feeling that he has arrived at the base and that things can improve, Alan acknowledged McCready’s deal. However, he has simply started to pay.
