His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 52:

Hearing this, Belinda scoffed and retorted, “Who said I needed her help to get into Grand Plains General Hospital?”

This left Kylee and the two doctors momentarily speechless.

“Excuse me? Do you really think the Grand Plains General Hospital is just any hospital that you can enter and exit at will? Even Kylee is merely our director’s apprentice, not a full-fledged staff member. And you believe you can just work here without any help?”

“Young lady, it’s fine to be ambitious, but you need to keep your feet on the ground and avoid aiming for the impossible,” Kylee said, her voice growing sharper with each word. By the end of her outburst, her cheeks were flushed with the intensity of her emotions.

Belinda had somehow secured a full-time position as a resident physician at the Grand Plains General Hospital. How was that even possible? Kylee’s complexion shifted from ashen to crimson, the storm of her emotions evident. Her earlier words, spoken with such confidence, now seemed to echo back at her like a stinging rebuke.

her disdain

regarded Kylee as a caring older sister, someone who was protective of her sibling. Yet now, here she was, exposing Belinda’s perceived shortcomings in front of everyone,

the circumstances, though, it wasn’t entirely surprising that Kylee was upset. She had spent a year at Grand Plains General Hospital without

words. Her tone softened as she turned to Belinda. “I’m sorry, Belinda. That came out wrong. I was just surprised by the news and curious about

stories

that moment, Kylee’s ally, Talia Holland, a middle-aged woman known for her sharp tongue, chimed in. “Mr. Campbell, isn’t it a rule here that everyone must pass the hospital’s internal exam to join? Those exams are held in January, and it’s already June.

a middle-aged doctor interjected promptly. “Mr. Campbell, we typically don’t

eyebrows arching in surprise. “Kylee’s

Kylee replied, standing up

walking directly toward Belinda. She felt a wave of resignation wash over her. She had hoped to keep a low profile, but