Hold My Tear, I’m Getting My Wife Back!

Chapter 91

“Oh my god…” The voice that came from behind made Sandra spin around instantly.

With the look of someone who had just stumbled upon a scandal big enough to hit the front page of every gossip mag, Selina didn’t bother to lower her voice as she exclaimed,

“I thought this hospital was a reputable public institution, but wow, talk about skeletons in the closet! The director’s niece got promoted ahead of everyone else, huh?”

It was the open secret everyone in the department knew but never talked about because there’d be hell to pay if it got out.

Sandra’s face flushed as she hurried to explain “Ms. Turner, you’ve got it all wrong.”

“What did I get wrong? Aren’t you the director’s niece?”

“Yeah, I’m his niece… Ugh, that’s not the point!” Sandra stammered, her face burning with embarrassment.

“It’s all about connections.” Selina waved her off dismissively. “Well, my dad is Keith Turner. That will count for more than your distant family connection. Shouldn’t I waltz in here and snag a director position? Sure, I haven’t spent a day in med school and wouldn’t know glucose from sugar, but I can ask my dad to sponsor some new equipment for you

guys.”

Her proclamation was loud enough that several heads turned in the corridor to listen.

the commotion from his office, Ruben rushed out

zero tolerance for nepotism or corruption, and I won’t stand such

her foot. “Maybe I should just file a complaint with the health department and let them do some digging. If I’m wrong, I’ll apologize,

I

it from her hands as she reached for her phone to

threat.

in anger. “What the hell are you doing?”

out of respect for your father. We have no bad blood, so why would you report us to the authorities? Do you understand

me back

Ruben hid the phone behind his back and said, “Your father has been a partner of this hospital

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up. She pushed her wheelchair toward him, attempting to reclaim her phone, but a grown man was more than a match

in to push Selina back, making her more

I’m easy to bully because I’m in a

her body twisting in pain, she screamed and flailed, “Let

at Leanne, “Pull them apart, for goodness’ sake!”

where to