Rebirth Into My Second Chance

Chapter 290

Returning to Crestview Metropolis somehow made everything feel a bit more genuine.

It took me about two weeks to shake off the surreal haze and return to my regular life.

Richard was still in bad shape, confined to the ICU. Max had shown me some pictures, but I hadn't visited him. Seeing him like that would only deepen the sadness. All I could do was leave it up to fate to decide if he'd pull through.

Back at Evergreen Health Center, Helen informed me that a few doctors with PhDs were interested in joining our team, but their current hospitals weren't keen on them working part-time elsewhere. Some of these doctors were from renowned institutions outside the state, and we wanted to recruit them to offer more services to our patients. We'd scheduled their consultations to avoid conflict with their hospital hours.

"Your old mentor, Allen Ramsey, has been working at a top hospital out of state," Helen mentioned. "He wanted to join us too, but his hospital wouldn't allow it. Their head, Dr. Pearce, even requested a meeting with you to discuss it. If you two are on the same page, he might let Allen come aboard."

I nodded, acknowledging her report. "Arrange the meeting. I haven't seen Allen in ages."

It had been a while since I'd been to Bravenland or met up with my mentor.

Kate?" I asked, noticing her absence

Kinsey's return, she's been struggling psychologically.

past life, Kate and Tracey were at each other's throats. But in this life, things were different-they'd become

with me tonight?"

you and Evergreen Health Center's free treatment policy, even on medical forums," she

this? Am I living under a rock?" I admitted I wasn't glued to

that why you have

smiled to myself, knowing Max was behind this. His help

you drink tonight, don't touch a drop," Helen

my head in confusion. "Why? I can handle a little if the

was firm, shaking her head. "No way. Promise me you won't drink at

rarely put her foot down like this, so I

for a casual meet-up but to extort a commission in exchange for letting Allen work with us part-time. No wonder other hospitals outright refused or played hard to get; Pearce had set this up as an ambush with other hospital heads joining