"The new director?" Amanda Ford was a bit surprised.
She often accompanied Quinn to the hospital to see Director Dylan Pierce, so she was sowhat familiar with him.
But what’s going on?
It’s only been half a month since they last went to Rosewell Hospital, how has the director changed?
As for Henry Ford and Sue Chase, they weren’t very familiar with Rosewell Hospital, so they didn’t show any extra expressions.
And Nina Quinn had just learned about the new director from the staff, so she wasn’t as surprised as Amanda Ford.
"Yes, our hospital’s new director specializes in these kinds of mysterious ailnts that cannot be diagnosed."
The attending physician introduced the new director enthusiastically.
But Amanda Ford furrowed her brow: "Is this reliable?"
Her past experiences told her that doctors claiming to specialize in mysterious ailnts were all frauds.
"How could it not be reliable? Our Old Master Shaw has had arteriosclerosis for many years, yet the director reversed it in less than half a day."
"And, our Mrs. Shaw has suffered from asthma and coughing for years. But the director just perford acupuncture and prescribed a few doses of dication, and her symptoms disappeared entirely."
The attending physician, like a fan, fervently praised their director to Amanda Ford and the others.
No other reason, but the reversal of these two cases was truly astonishing.
So now, the attending physician also eagerly hoped to personally witness this Divine Doctor in action once more, so they could all learn well from it.
"This miraculous?"
"Yes, it’s just that miraculous, which is why recently many people have co admiringly."
ntioning this, the attending physician was very proud.
After all, among all the hospitals in the world, only Rosewell Hospital found such a Divine Doctor?
But while proud, the attending physician couldn’t help but remind: "However, the Divine Doctor only sees patients once or twice a week, and if you book now, you’ll have to wait two months."
"Still have to wait that long?" Henry Ford, hearing this tiline, felt his head ache even more.
"There’s no choice; our director currently has other jobs too."
As for what other work, the attending physician wasn’t clear either.
After all, he was busy dealing with patients and academic knowledge all year round and had no ti to check hot searches or watch variety shows.
"Can you give the director’s private number?"
Amanda Ford, seeing Henry Ford’s pale face, felt uneasy.
As children, how could they bear to watch their parents suffer?
Therefore, she thought of using so connections to help Henry Ford get treated sooner.
But the attending physician said: "I’ll have to consult with the director first."
There was no choice, after the director arrived, The Shaw Family specifically instructed the hospital.
All work for the director here had to be arranged according to the director’s subjective wishes.
Amanda Ford didn’t know this, she just thought it was the hospital’s rule.
So, they eventually decided to let the attending physician help contact the director to see if they could privately get their treatnt first.
And they booked the director’s appointnt in line.
After this, they left the hospital.
But on their way back to The Quinn Manor, Nina Quinn tried several tis to say sothing but hesitated each ti.
"Mom, July seems..."
She wanted to tell Amanda Ford that July Quinn might be the director.
With this relationship, Henry Ford should be able to get treated soon.
But every ti she started, she couldn’t continue.
Even when Amanda Ford asked: "What about July?"
"It’s nothing."
Currently, July Quinn had married the president of Regalscape Group, raising her status significantly.
Charles Quinn also shifted from being at odds with July Quinn to being indecisive.
If they found out July Quinn might also be the director of Rosewell Hospital, Charles Quinn might try to please July, giving her the shares he had just managed to take hold of.
So, if July Quinn really was the director of Rosewell Hospital, it was even more important to keep it secret.
As for Henry Ford...
Compared to his health, Nina Quinn still considered her future more important.
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