Ice-Cold Ceo, Crazy Love

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“Oh, right. You mentioned that treating that patient would be good for the hospital, didn’t you? So, I hit up Ben for a favor. We had someone sneakily grab a sample from the patient, and Ben got another expert to run some tests. Turns out, it’s a bacterial issue. I’ve jotted down the exact strain. You guys can handle it from here, right?” Thomas said with a yawn.

Mr. Cavanaugh looked at Thomas, “To diagnose in just one night, this expert must be no ordinary person. Director, can you tell me who he really is?”

“It’s someone Ben brought in; I’m not clear on the specifics,” Thomas said, waving his hand dismissively, “Why get hung up on that? Let’s just concentrate on the patient’s care.”

Mr. Cavanaugh was struck dumb.

He felt something was off.

But if it wasn’t for Ben’s help, could it be Thomas who made the diagnosis?

That seemed even more impossible.

“Get going; don’t delay my breakfast.” Thomas started shooing him away.

Mr. Cavanaugh left in a daze.

Standing at the door, he glanced over the test results and a smile began to form on his lips.

No matter what, the patient was saved!

Back in the office, Thomas ate a few bites of his bagels and then lay down for a nap.

Darn it! Laziness had become second nature; suddenly ramping up the pace was seriously jarring.

In the future, he decided not to take on such tasks!

Isn’t there something great about being a doctor who just goes with the flow?

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Glancing at his phone, Thomas answered groggily, “Hello? Ben?”

There was a pause on Ben’s end before he finally spoke, “Your Vice Dean called my secretary to express his gratitude. He said it was thanks to the specialist I brought in that they could pinpoint the diagnosis. Thomas, what’s your take on this?”

Thomas cleared his throat, “It’s not a bad thing. How about you take the credit for it?”

Ben quirked an eyebrow, “Thinking of making a comeback?”

“It was just a fluke,” Thomas quickly explained, “I just felt bad for the patient and lent a hand. But keep it under wraps, will you? I’m all about that easy–going lifestyle.”

After hanging up, Ben raised an eyebrow and personally made a call to Mr. Cavanaugh.

“Yes,

it was an expert I found. Though not famous, he’s very capable.”

“Next time you run into a tough case, just take it to Director Smith. He’ll get it to me.”

“Want to meet the expert? No need, he’s not one for the spotlight. Just follow my lead.”

“Just make sure to add some heart–wrenching photos of the patients in each file; the more pitiful, the better.”

“Yeah, send over some more case files.”

After hanging up the phone, Ben put away his cell phone, a deep meaning flashing in his eyes.

He thought, “Oh, Thomas!

Just admit that you were never cut out to be a mediocre doctor.

all those complex symptoms laid out before you, can you

bridge

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he specifically wanted to force Thomas

Thomas’s struggles over the

by; more so, he was

and

truly content with that?

never was, not

this inner turmoil, Thomas was going to be

a try; step out bravely,” Ben murmured to himself before letting

he could

journey was for Thomas to walk on his

following days, Thomas’s condition worsened

up

records every

all

it, but the photos of the patients

heartbreaking to overlook.

if they were their

opened the

passed like

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into the night, earning nothing but respect from Mr. Cavanaugh, who admired this

at

stack of medical files, was on

hand in alarm,

Mr. Cavanaugh

throat and said, “The specialist, well… he’s really worn out and

to recharge.”

“That’s on me, I didn’t consider that! Director, let the expert know to take it easy. We can handle

being.”

him,” Thomas

Cavanaugh then left with a

few days, he had really

patients, none of them particularly difficult cases,

blame him? After all, those patients‘ chances of recovery

next time, he shouldn’t bother

let out a long sigh

with the relief came a sense of emptiness, no more cases

actually feeling a sense

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himself thinking, “What

Thomas shivered Involuntarily.

he wasn’t fit to stay in the hospital lately.

to

after all, and nobody

work, and he did just that, slipping away.

but pull out

had been almost a month

since he’d last seen Theresa.