No More Waiting, She Chooses Love

Chapter 849

She nodded at me, her eyes warm and reassuring. "Don't worry, the baby is doing wonderfully. I'll check back in a little later."

Fanny left my room and made her way to the director's office. As she stepped inside, she was greeted by the sight of the director and someone else seated on the couch.

Her breath hitched for a moment she hadn't expected to see Yates there.

But she quickly regained her composure, offering a polite, "Director, Yates."

Hearing his name from her lips sent a sharp twinge through Yates's chest. Yet, he couldn't bring himself to say her name aloud.

"Dr. Willis, come on over," the director beckoned warmly.

Fanny settled into a seat, while the director's gaze flicked between them. "Dr. Willis, you already know Yates, so no further introductions necessary. What I want to highlight is Yates's new research breakthrough: fetal heart correction during pregnancy. Yates has chosen our hospital for the pilot program, and Dr. Willis, you'll be collaborating with him."

Fanny was already acquainted with this research. Yates had mentioned it to her before, though he hadn't initially planned to launch it in this country, let alone collaborate with her. It was hard for her to believe there wasn't a personal motive behind his change of plans.

Nonetheless, this breakthrough could help countless families with unborn babies needing heart corrections. Despite their personal history, working together was feasible.

this," Fanny replied,

clapped his hands in approval. "Dr. Willis, I'll leave Yates in your

leaving Yates and Fanny alone. Yates broke

emotions in check. Yates continued, "I've been messaging you, but you never

The past is behind us.

keep personal matters out of it," Fanny stated, her

to work with him directly. The fact

back, and there was

I'd like to get going," Fanny said, her voice

first love, filling her entire youth. She couldn't

give you a rundown of the research,"

reason

walked,

the

recent

this project is thoroughly vetted. There's nothing to