Rising from the Ashes BY Only For You

---- Chapter 1261 Applause erupted across the room, the sound echoing through the sterile halls. The patients nearby looked at Andrew with a mix of gratitude and admiration. It felt like, at long last, someone had the courage to stand up for the common folk. Yet, what impressed them even more was Andrew's unyielding, stance, his words sharp and precise, cutting through the air like a finely honed blade. Norman found himself cornered, struggling to maintain his composure.

He had thrown everything he had into this confrontation, but in the end, he had no choice but to back down. 'The elderly woman wiped away her tears and looked at Andrew with pleading eyes. "Mr. Lloyd, can you help me make an appointment? I want to speak with the deputy chief."" Andrew turned sharply to Norman, his expression cold. "Norman, this lady wants to schedule a consultation.

Tell me, does Blumedale Hospital still discriminate against patients based on status?" Norman's face flushed with anger, and he barked at a nearby nurse, "Get this patient registered immediately!" Andrew turned sharply to Norman, his expression cold. "Dr. Ellington, this lady wants to schedule a consultation.

Tell me, does Blumedale Hospital still discriminate against patients based on status?" ---- Norman's face flushed with anger, and he barked at a nearby nurse, "Get this patient registered immediately!" The young nurse hesitated, glancing nervously at Norman. "But, Dr. Ellington... even if I register her now, the earliest slot is still two weeks out." Norman's scowl deepened. "Why such a long wait? Are there really that many patients ahead of her?" The nurse stammered, "Um...

are all cases Dr. Charlton insisted on handling himself. He told me not to interfere." Norman's face twisted in rage. '"That idiot thinks he can handle all this on his own? Does he even understand the responsibility he's taking on? Arrange for this woman to see a specialist immediately." 'The elderly woman's eyes filled with tears once more as she

take care of you. Don't worry-there are still good doctors with genuine compassion out there. The rotten ones are few and far between." With that, the old woman followed the nurse down the hallway. Norman's face twitched, the sting of Andrew's words clearly cutting deeper than he cared to admit. Logan, watching the exchange, chuckled. "Andy,

had been in Andrew's place, she doubted she would have bothered confronting Norman at all. In a world full of shadowy deals and under-the-table power plays, it felt almost naive to push back. Yet, as she watched Andrew at that moment, she felt a flicker of admiration. Perhaps

this guy has got some backbone after all. With Norman reluctantly leading the way, the small group moved through the lobby toward another hospital wing to meet Malcolm. As they walked,

Ellington. Just a small, unremarkable clinic. Hardly worth talking about." Norman's lip curled, his professional pride pricked. "Really? Well, if that's the case, how confident are you in your medical skills? You do realize the Grand Medical Summit is just around the corner, ----