Tatiana knew their words were too harsh when they sent Olivia away. She was incredibly regretful that she didn’t listen to Joel and Rufus.
After all, it was only natural to choose an experienced doctor over a young lady.
Tatiana also noticed that Olivia was a very proud person who didn’t care about bureaucrats.
Olivia was someone who spent most of her time in hiding. The
wealthy people who wanted her to treat them didn’t even know where
to find her.
Tatiana got on her knees and said, “Miss, I know we were in the wrong. I apologize for my arrogance and prejudice against you.”
“What are you doing, Mom? Do you really think she could save Dad? How could you kneel before a peasant like her?”
Peasant? Olivia’s lips twitched.
It seemed like Krystal had been spoiled by her parents too much. She had never experienced how cruel the world could be.
Did she even know what situation she was in?
Olivia helped Tatiana up and said, “Mrs. Heath, your daughter is right. You shouldn’t bend your knees at a peasant like me. You should get
up.”
Tatiana pushed Krystal to the ground without another word. “It’s all
Rufus raised his head abruptly.
Vanessa’s face, which was unfamiliar to him, was hidden under the face mask, but he felt like he saw Olivia for an instant.
How could that be? Olivia didn’t even complete her studies. She
would never show up in a place like this.
But the words of a stranger gave him some hope.
“Really?”
“Yeah.”
Rufus told Olivia that she was born to be a surgeon. So, she wanted to prove to him that he wasn’t wrong.
Everyone outside the door, especially Yale, was anxiously waiting as time passed.
Yale and Ethan had been rivals for nearly their whole lives. This was the first time he wanted the same thing as Ethan.
If Mason died on the operating table, Yale would become the sinner that killed him.
Everyone else was praying for Mason. Only Krystal was still prattling on. “Do all of you really trust her? She’s in her 20s. How could she do
it?”