"You want to take that thing out? Unless I do it myself, no one in this world can extract it!"
July Quinn ignored Susan Carter’s frustration and leisurely made some sarcastic remarks.
This made Susan’s face turn even paler: "Shouldn’t you be sending me to the hospital at a time ?"
"I believe that a little detergent won’t be a problem for the leader of the mercenaries like you. Why waste the money?"
The key is that the chemical components used in stomach pumping at the hospital are somewhat similar to this detergent.
It’s just that afterwards, the hospital would give some glucose and trace elements to replenish energy.
But July Quinn wasn’t in such a hurry for Susan Carter to recover her energy, so even though she could take Susan to the hospital along the way, she had no intention of telling him this.
Upon learning of July’s thoughts, Susan nearly shed tears.
After leaving a message, July turned to leave.
Susan hurriedly called out to her, "July Quinn, where are you going?"
July did look back at him, but her gaze suddenly turned frighteningly fierce: "What did you call me?" Official source is noⅴelfire.net
That look reminded Susan of the fear of being beaten by her, and he quickly changed his tone: "Dad!"
This change earned July’s praise: "Smart! My name is not for a son to call."
Susan silently shed two lines of tears in his heart.
Had he known those words would cause such trouble for himself, he wouldn’t have said them even if beaten to death.
But the trouble was already there, and regretting it afterward was of no use.
And once you’ve called someone dad, it doesn’t seem so difficult to say the next time.
"Dad, where are you going?"
After hearing another "Dad," July gave Susan an approving look.
"Going to handle some matters, I’ll be back later."
"You’re not taking me with you?"
As a leader of the mercenaries, staying in such a small space made Susan feel stifled and restless.
"You’ve had so much detergent, can you even leave the toilet? Just stay here and save yourself from embarrassing yourself outside."
As the leader of the Alpha Mercenary Corps, to think someone would find him embarrassing!
But the problem was he really couldn’t leave the toilet now, so he could only watch July insult him and leave arrogantly.
On the other side, in the office of the director at Rosewell Hospital—
Owen Shaw had just put away his phone when Zachary took the tea from the butler: "What, another excuse of not feeling well and unable to come?"
Earlier, Zachary vaguely heard Owen’s conversation, so he roughly guessed what was going on.
But this result did not surprise him.
Dr. Simon Hale, who was traveling with them, chimed in, "I already said, how could a twenty-year-old girl have such miraculous medical skills? Only you would be fooled by such a charlatan and even put her in charge of the entire Rosewell Hospital."
They hadn’t known that this little fraud became the director of Rosewell Hospital, but now that they did, Zachary and Dr. Hale were more certain she was targeting The Shaw Family.
Of course, she alone couldn’t pull off such a grand deception, so there must be accomplices within Rosewell Hospital.
Their purpose here was to expose this little fraud’s true identity and uncover the group supporting her.
Zachary couldn’t tolerate any deceit and was determined to weed out such imposters, ensuring a healthy environment in the medical field.
Meanwhile, Simon Hale had his own plans...