The First Heir by Master Yu Who Smokes

Chapter 817

“Madam Johnston, Mr. Worley from the medical association branch office is here in person.” Mindy hurried to the director's office with a look of nervousness and anxiety. “Mr. Worley?” Wynn was startled and quickly got up to greet him. “Haha, Madam Johnston is a strong career woman indeed.

You’re still dealing with the company’s affairs so late at night. I took the liberty to disturb you. You don’t mind, do you?” Just as Wynn was about to get up, Hendricks had already rushed in with Sirius and his assistant. She heard his voice before seeing him. “Mr. Worley, you’re too kind. I was just about to pay you a visit.” Wynn smiled before hurrying over to shake hands with him. Then, she invited Hendricks to sit down and started preparing tea.

Hendricks took a quick glance and was shocked by Wynn’s beauty. No wonder there were rumors in Riverdale’s medical industry that Beacon had a chairwoman the level of a goddess. Seeing her today, she really was extraordinary. No, to be more precise, Hendricks knew Wynn, but it was only after such a close contact that he realized that Wynn was a great beauty.

About the cancellation of Beacon’s qualifications license by the medical association this time, what do you plan to do about it?” Hendricks took a sip of the superior Earl Grey tea that Wynn made for him and got straight to the point. Hendricks needed to take the opponent off guard so that he could take control of the initiative. Wynn smiled slightly as she continued to prepare the tea. “Mr. Worley, the cancellation of our qualifications this time really came too suddenly. In the past, we’ve always followed the guidelines

and hope you can

to turn up this late at

pretending?” When he said that, he stared at Wynn’s face and realized that the latter really did

all ears.” Wynn leaned back on the sofa with a smile on

of the relevant qualifications of Beacon this time was ordered by the Golden City Medical Association. The president of our region gave the

I really don’t understand. I haven't been in contact with people from the medical association. How could I have offended someone?” She was really at a loss. According to Hendricks’s