Ceo's Mysterious Fiancee by Piper Dunlap

Chapter 9

it on the way here… So, Mr. Stowe is fine?” When everyone heard his words, they were all shocked. Not only did Hardy know Paige, but he sounded like he approved of her medical ***. Realizing no one answered him, Hardy was even more puzzled. “What, what exactly happened? Paige, tell me about it.” “Mr. Evans.” When Paige saw him, she greeted him, “Nothing, I just don’t want to see her in this line of work anymore.” The hospital director glanced at Denise and then at Paige. “What did Denise do to make you angry?” “I am not angry.” Paige looked like a strong woman. “This is the first time I have heard that a patient who suffers from endocarditis and perivalvular leakage can be treated with efloxate.” “Well, it will only give the patient momentary recovery of consciousness just before death. In less than half an hour, the patient will be gone!” Hardy turned around and looked at Denise. “I can only say your hospital is sl*ppy in hiring,” Paige said indifferently. “Denise, why didn’t you give the patient surgery?” the director immediately asked. “Director, the patient’s condition was critical at that time, and we were also helpless…” “That is your excuse to use efloxate? You know no one could save him if you had done it! You are a doctor, but when the patient still had hope to be saved, you were the first to sentence him to death! How can you do this?” Before Denise could speak, Hardy said in disappointment, “Leave. You will no longer be an employee of Farwen Hospital. In the future, you are not allowed to be in this industry.” A doctor who didn’t care about the patient’s life but only her career didn’t deserve to be a doctor! Hardy was the president of the National Medical Association. He could ban Denise from the industry. “Director, give me another chance Director…” Denise knew the director dr*ve her away because he was afraid Martin would blame him, which would have serious consequences. But Denise really couldn’t bear to leave this place… The salary here was high, and everyone was nice to her. Her future should be bright…. It was all Paige’s fault! “Take her away!” After Hardy finished speaking, he turned around and apologized to Martin, “I am sorry. I am extremely ashamed that something like this happened right under my nose. Fortunately, Paige acted in time and did not make a big mistake!” Chapter 9 Give Me Your Number! 2/3 “What is your name?” Martin’s gaze fell on Paige, and his voice was clear and cold. It could be seen that Martin was a man of few words, and even his expression was as indifferent as his tone. Paige replied with good grace, “Paige Tate.” “Give me your phone number.” Martin handed over his phone and asked her to save her number in it. Paige accepted the blank check and naturally understood what he meant. If there was any problem with ****, she would be responsible. Martin wanted her to leave her number so that he could contact her in the future. She took Martin’s phone and tapped the screen with her slender fingers. She typed in a string of numbers and then looked up. Her beautiful face was fair. She returned the phone. “Ki*lian’s chest has been opened many times. After the surgery, his sternum will move, and it will become difficult to heal. His left leg will become painful from swelling due to bad circulation. Those are all normal phenomena.” Paige explained so that Martin couldn’t blame her later. Martin’s gaze traced her facial features, and his voice was deep and clear. “How can we alleviate the pain?” Paige glanced at the cardiologists behind him. “They can take care of the small problems. Mr. Evans, if there is nothing else, I will take my leave first.” “Eh, OK…” Going to the locker room to change out of her sterile suit, Paige put on a baseball cap, picked up her backpack, and prepared to leave. “Paige!” In the long corridor of the hospital, Colin caught up with her and said, “Is your right hand OK? I wanted to ask what happened to your right hand. Why did you perform the surgery with your left hand?” It was almost impossible for a right–handed person to complete the operation with her left hand. “It’s fine.” Paige moved her painful wrist and said disapprovingly, “I beat a lot of