It just didn’t seem to have the intended effect, because Shaw heard July Quinn defending her man.
"It has nothing to do with him. This week on ’Creation Camp’ I’m going to perform on stage at the end, so I need to practice hard."
"A performance? When does it air? What are you going to perform?"
Shaw’s attention was quickly drawn by the word "performance" from July Quinn.
"It airs this weekend, but what I’m going to perform is a secret for now. Just remember to tune in and you’ll find out then?"
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She didn’t even want to miss a single view from Owen Shaw.
"Sure, I’ll watch it on time. But can you really not disclose what you’ll be performing?"
Owen Shaw wasn’t upset, he just kept pestering July Quinn about the show’s content.
"Nope, not telling you."
At this point in the conversation, they happened to enter July Quinn’s new office.
From a distance, Nina Quinn, who had followed them, also wanted to go into the office to confirm if the person she saw was July Quinn.
However, as soon as she reached the door, someone stopped her.
"Sorry miss, this is the office of our director. No entry for non-staff."
Nina Quinn was taken aback: "Director?"
"Isn’t your director Dylan Pierce?"
Because Charles Quinn had coronary heart disease, he often visited Rosewell Hospital to see Dylan Pierce for treatment.
So Nina Quinn knew, Dylan Pierce was a chubby old man.
In his white coat, he looked just like a big white ball.
But the two people who just entered the office had nothing in common with Dylan Pierce’s ball-like appearance.
"Dr. Pierce has been transferred, he is currently serving as the deputy director of the hospital."
This answer made Nina Quinn frown.
"Transferred? Did he do something wrong?"
In Nina Quinn’s view, being demoted from director to deputy director certainly meant a mistake was made.
If that were the case, she needed to inform Charles Quinn so he could change his attending doctor.
But the staff said: "Dr. Pierce didn’t make any mistakes, it’s just that the hospital recently hired a Divine Doctor, who even cured Old Master Shaw’s carotid atherosclerosis. Dr. Pierce admitted his skills weren’t as refined as the Divine Doctor’s, so he voluntarily gave up the director position to her to learn medicine."
When the staff mentioned this, the scene of The Shaw Family’s three generations grandly thanking July Quinn for saving a life flashed in Nina Quinn’s mind...
Could it be that July Quinn is the Divine Director?
But how is it possible?
July Quinn can barely read, how could she have medical expertise and even become the director at Rosewell Hospital?
To make sure her thoughts were correct, Nina Quinn wanted to enter that office to confirm if July Quinn was inside.
"I think I saw my sister go in just now, can I go in and take a look?"
"Your sister? Is she a member of the hospital staff?" the staff asked.
"Then you must have seen wrong. Our hospital has very strict security measures, unrelated personnel can’t enter the director’s office area."
Nina Quinn probably also thought her idea was absurd, so she didn’t persist.
At this moment, her phone rang just in time.
It was Amanda Ford informing her that Henry Ford’s CT scan and other health check results were out.
So, Nina Quinn had to say goodbye to the staff and head back to Henry Ford’s side.
Amanda Ford had already handed the report to Henry Ford’s attending physician.
After reading it, the attending doctor only said: "From the CT and other test results, there’s no problem with the brain. You are very healthy!"
But whether it was Amanda Ford, Henry Ford, or Sue Chase, or Nina Quinn, they were not very satisfied with the test results.
"But he gets headaches at irregular times, and when it’s severe, he even foams at the mouth. Is this really healthy?"
"Right, and the attacks have been getting more frequent lately. Doctor, can you check it again?"
Amanda Ford and Sue Chase raised their concerns.
The doctor shook his head: "But according to your test results, you really don’t have any issues. How about this, why don’t you make an appointment with our new director?"