89: Chapter 89: I Want to Make Money 89: Chapter 89: I Want to Make Money Ivy River finished speaking and dragged Lewis Chadwick to the side, “Who told you to drug him?
What audacity!”
Lewis Chadwick looked puzzled, “What drugging?
I’m not aware, when did this happen?”
Bryson Chaser looked up at the guilty Alexander Hodges and imdiately understood everything.
“Doctor River, hold on, I have sothing I’d like to consult you about, do you have ti?”
“Go ahead, is there sothing unspeakable about it?”
“I mainly want to consult about my wife’s condition and see how to treat her later on.”
Ivy River’s expression was indifferent, “It’s the rainy season now, it’s best not to go to places with lots of grass.
Ticks and leeches love to hang out in such places; early on they’re painless, but later they could be life-threatening.”
“Not about that, I’m mainly worried about my wife’s heart, you must have seen it, right?
Her heart isn’t in great shape.”
“She won’t die; as long as you don’t agitate her, she’ll be fine.
Living till eighty isn’t a problem.”
Ivy River spoke very straightforwardly.
Bryson Chaser frowned slightly, “Where did you notice she was agitated?”
“Traditional dicine is profound and hard to explain.
Her qi is restless; under what circumstances would a person be inexplicably restless, I won’t say much, President Chaser is a wise person, you should understand.”
Bryson Chaser nodded, “Is this restlessness that obvious?”
Ivy River was impatient, “President Chaser is so eager to learn, how co you didn’t study dicine before?
If you had, you wouldn’t need to dig into this so stubbornly now.”
Bryson Chaser had a calm face, “You’re a doctor, you have the right to clearly explain these issues.”
Ivy River’s eyes darkened, and she snorted coldly, “Director Chadwick, can I begin my employnt here?
If not, I’ll be leaving.”
“Let’s go, let’s go, we can do it now.
Still want to go to the Traditional dicine Departnt?”
Lewis Chadwick fawningly stuck by Ivy River’s side, pleasing her.
Before Ivy River left, she glanced at Alexander Hodges, seeing him standing guiltily to the side, silent.
She imdiately understood, “Alexander Hodges, so things you’ve done are too much.”
Alexander Hodges hurriedly said, “Sis-in-law, sis-in-law, I know I’m wrong.
Please don’t tell my brother, or I’m done for!
I just got back from Africadia not long ago!”
Lewis Chadwick didn’t know what riddles everyone was speaking in.
He could only follow Ivy River and try to persuade her to sign a long-term contract.
“Does the second brother know about this?”
Seeing them leave, Bryson Chaser openly started the conversation.
“He knows about the drugging, but doesn’t know who did it.”
“You really have guts, daring to plot against Ivy River.
No one has dared to ntion those three words in front of him for years.”
Alexander Hodges was silent for a mont, “An outsider sees clearly; he’s liked her for a long ti but just doesn’t want to admit it.”
Bryson Chaser also sighed, “How long has it been since Ivy River returned?
The second brother didn’t ntion anything.”
“I’ll tell you slowly later.
She must’ve been back for a while, but with the disguise technique, I and second brother have run into her many tis.
I have sothing very important to tell you.”
Bryson Chaser looked at him being secretive, frowning with a cold hum, “If you don’t say it, I’ll go to the ward to see your sister-in-law!”
“The second brother has kids, twins, Ivy River’s.”
Bryson Chaser was suddenly stunned, “Does second brother know?”
“He knows, but the kids don’t recognize him as their father, so lately the second brother scolds whenever he gets a chance.
With you back now, you can help withstand it!”
Alexander Hodges patted Bryson Chaser’s shoulder, only to be shrugged off, “I haven’t even settled things with your sister-in-law yet, no ti to deal with second brother’s matters.
I’m going to see your sister-in-law.”
“How can you bear to watch without helping?”
Alexander Hodges watched Bryson Chaser walking farther away, muttering to himself:
“One personally killed his love-struck wife, ending in divorce; the other is deeply love-struck, with a wife who doesn’t love him.
My two brothers, truly surpassing the blue!”
…
Office.
“I’ll just sign a three-month contract.
In these three months, I’ll help you diagnose, and I can teach classes.
Those who want to study traditional dicine can co to class.”
Lewis Chadwick looked dismayed, “Why only three months?
Are you not planning to stay in Seaton afterward?”
“Not sure, but I think three months is enough.
Besides, all you can give is a ticket to the Traditional dicine Competition, isn’t it?”
Ivy River was a ticulous egoist.
Once the goal is achieved, she stops directly.
“The dical University in Seaton has a certain reputation.
The Traditional dicine Departnt usually isn’t busy.
Won’t you co by occasionally for consultation?”
“Not considering it, just three months.
You see if I don’t et the standards, then I won’t sign.
Today, consider it my voluntary work.”
Ivy River shoved the contract across, lazily nestled in the sofa.
There’s no point in negotiating.
If it’s impossible, then it’s impossible.
“Okay, three months it is.
If you want to renew after thinking it through, just co find anyti.”
Ivy River looked at the date on the contract, waved her hand, and signed her na.
“If I’m not busy later, I might consider coming for consultation, for a fee.”
Lewis Chadwick had a headache.
So many people wanted to work at the dical University but couldn’t get in, yet this woman here snubs it.
Even asking for a consultation fee to co to work…
“Alright, you arrange your work for these three months, I won’t intervene in managent.”
Ivy River waved her hand, “That won’t do, my work needs you to arrange it.
Otherwise, the people in the Traditional dicine Departnt might think I got in through the backdoor.”
“Then how do you want to arrange it?”
Lewis Chadwick thought, aren’t you just in through the backdoor?
“Five days, eight hours, I take all holidays off.
I can offer a traditional dicine lecture once every two weeks, mainly on acupuncture.
Each class can’t exceed twenty people, more than that and their chattering will annoy .”
Ivy River thought for a mont, calm and deliberate, “I might leave early, but don’t worry, if there are patients, I’ll handle my duties first.
You can deduct whatever for early leave, that’s it.”
Lewis Chadwick: “…”
Truly speechless.
“Is there a problem, Director Chadwick?”
Lewis Chadwick ca back to his senses, “No, no, why would I have a problem.
So, follow your instructions, yes?”
Ivy River nodded and stood up, “Let’s go with that arrangent.
If there are any changes later, I’ll let you know.
Oh, make sure to give a specialist appointnt, otherwise, with a high workload, I can’t handle it.”
She pushed open the door to see an unexpected visitor in the doorway.
“What are you doing here?”
“I wanted to ask when my wife might wake up.”
Ivy River didn’t stop walking, “I just joined, your wife isn’t part of our Traditional dicine Departnt.
If you want to know, register downstairs, Ivy River, thank you, I need to earn a living too, can’t work for free.”
Bryson Chaser watched himself being ignored and couldn’t help but smile.
Edwin Blake, oh Edwin Blake, this ti you got yourself in a bind.
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