Guardian-In-Law by Five Generals

Chapter 652 A Disgrace to Medical Personnel

“A medical error? So she’s Agnes, the previous associate chief physician at Wholeness Medical Center.”

“It was huge news back then. The girl was only eighteen and had gone way too soon. It was all the incompetent doctor’s fault. Poor girl. Her family laid flowers outside the hospital for her.”

“It happened years ago, and the family has never gotten closure. The woman is pure evil.”

The onlooking patients and family members gossiped among themselves.

Looks of disdain fell on Agnes.

Agnes turned pale.

She shook, lost for words.

The incident was a traumatic past she had never let go of.

Darcy and Sky hurried over to keep her from sinking to her feet.

“Mr. Wood, please speak with integrity. Five years ago, my mom was dismissed, and her medical license was revoked. We have even compensated the family well. “If the “If that’s not enough? Are you expecting my mom to take her own life?”

Unrelenting, Eli said righteously, “I heard from an old colleague at Wholeness Medical Center that Letty’s family brought up the past lately, claiming that you never tried to make amends with them.”

Eli transferred from Wholeness Medical Center.

He used to work with Agnes and once was her suitor.

However, Agnes and Hector hit it off, dated, and married.

not get over that she

about the details of the medical

about it as an

eyes burned with rage.

Mirror, demanding money in the

nothing about the Laimes‘ impudence, and could. only resolve the matter by giving out

dismay, the Laimes spread lies anyway.

“Ow!”

pain in the

to the arms of the wheelchairs as cold sweat rolled down his cheeks.

old injury was acting up

doctor and said, “Dr. Ziegler, please examine my father. The pain is too much for him

“Of course.”

and tried to approach.

right

furiously, “I said he’s not a patient of ours. Don’t you understand

we are

shut Dr. Ziegler up

Ziegler was

for

punished later

working in hospitals. Don’t tell me what a doctor does.”

at Dr. Ziegler.

stared at

his glasses lit