Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 442 The Mocking Bird

The doctor froze for a moment. She had no idea Anthony would be this much of a brilliant man. He had an air of cold regality about him, a face even the gods would envy, and even his every move told her that this man was powerful. There were a lot of handsome men in this world, and a lot of successful men too. However, handsome men usually had nothing else going for them. Their career was either in the dumps, or they had no career at all.

On the other hand, successful men were usually old, pudgy men with beer bellies as big as a pregnant woman’s stomach. Men who were handsome, dashing, and successful were one of a kind, and she couldn’t believe her sister would give up on having a relationship with a man like this. Fortunately, I have the watch

with me.

A hundred thoughts flew through her head, and she pretended to have just snapped out of her stupor, then she nodded. Tm Veronica McCarthy. Dr. Leicester had a surgery to attend to, so I’ll be attending to

the boy.”

She put on an aloof and professional look. Before Anthony could say anything, she approached Zachary “Come on. One more checkup and you can go home.”

Zachary was feeling reluctant, and he muttered, “But you just did a checkup. I never knew there was a checkup right before discharge.

Veronica smiled and placed a book on the table, then she picked her stethoscope up. “Well, you are the son of Mr. Crawford. The director has told us to keep a close eye on you, so I have to be professional.”

She made it sound like she was just doing this because of the director. And there was an arrogant undertone, like she was saying, ‘I didn’t want to do this, but the director told me to.”

Lilly had no idea about underlying messages, but she didn’t like how Veronica talked. She stared at her for a moment and asked, “Doctor, is something wrong with your hand? Why are you raising it so high? And you even shook it for a bit. Is that part of being professional?” Lilly was confused. She could just check on Zachary, but why’d she raise her hand like she was starting a surgery? Uncle said they only did that because the doctors wanted their hands to remain germ-free after their disinfection, I guess? But we’re not doing any surgery right

note.

Because of what Lilly said, Liam looked at Veronica as well. He hadn’t noticed it at first, but now he thought that movement was redundant.

Veronica was feeling awkward, but she said, “Um, force of habit. I would have to do surgery sometimes.

Lilly shook her head. “But my uncle said doctors would never wear watches or accessories during surgery. If you’re used to doing surgeries, why would you wear a watch?”

Veronica held her hand up so Anthony would notice her watch. She got distracted for a moment when she came in, so she wasn’t sure if he had seen it. Anthony didn’t even look at her after she came in, so she had to show off her watch more, or she would have no avenue to see him once he left the hospital.

She was relieved that Lilly brought up the matter of her watch, and she swung it for a bit. “Sorry. Someone important to me gave me this watch as a gift. It’s a men’s watch, so it’s a bit big for me. I have to adjust it every so often.”

Zachary and Josh were speechless. Um, sounds wrong, but okay?

Lilly, however, saw through her lies. “Doctor, you said that you raise your hands because you’re used to doing surgeries, and now you’re saying it’s because of the watch’s size. So which is it?”

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had no idea Anthony would be this much of a brilliant man. He had an air of cold regality about him, a face even the gods would envy, and even his every move told her that this

with beer bellies as big as a pregnant woman’s stomach. Men who were handsome, dashing, and successful were one of a kind, and she

out of her stupor, then she nodded. “I’m Veronica McCarthy. Dr. Leicester had

and professional look. Before Anthony could say anything, she approached Zachary “Come on. One more checkup and

a checkup. I never knew there was a checkup right

on the table, then she picked her stethoscope up. “Well, you are the son of

director. And there was an

Is that part of being professional?” Lilly was confused. She could just check on Zachary, but why’d she raise her hand like she was starting a surgery? Uncle said they only did that because the doctors wanted their hands to remain germ-free after their disinfection, I guess? But we’re not doing any

FOTO.

He hadn’t noticed it

feeling awkward, but she said, “Um, force of habit. I would have to

or accessories during surgery. If

her watch. She got distracted for a moment when she came in, so she wasn’t sure if he had seen it. Anthony didn’t even look at her after she came in, so she had to show off

and she swung it for a bit. “Sorry. Someone important to me gave me this watch as a gift. It’s

every so often.”

Josh were speechless. Um, sounds wrong, but

your hands because you’re used to doing surgeries, and now you’re saying it’s because of the

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loved that someone brought up the watch, but she

asked, “Are you

her. “Of course.

her head. “I don’t

Private hospitals aren’t as stringent as public hospitals anyway. Some doctors they have are fakes. This woman is tainted. Unclean. There’s darkness on her

tutelage, something in Lilly changed. She used to be polite to everyone, even the worst people, but now her attitude would change depending on who

ill-mannered. She accused me of being a fake and bad doctor? Man, this girl is annoying. She said nothing more and ‘professionally’ checked on Zachary. It should’ve been

data on a paper, and she even included her name and number on it. “Call me if the patient feels unwell. Dr. Leicester and I

the paper and tucked it into a folder without looking at it.

you? If he had said so could offer my private services to them. She said, “Mr. Crawford, since your son is a special individual, the director specifically told us to take care of his every need. After all, he just went through

checkup anyway, and he could do it every day. There was no need to employ

services. They’d only have the patient come back for checkups. She was already feeling embarrassed offering her

put on her aloof persona, nodding. “Call me if you need anything.” I need to take this slow. Gotta create chance encounters, then. She put her hands into

pat Lilly’s head in an attempt to make herself look approachable. They seem to