She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor

Chapter 31: Chapter 31 Such People Should Be Kicked out of the Hospital

If Aurora Wood had indeed demanded a divorce in public, the words stubborn, unreasonable, aggressive would have become indelibly associated with her.

And he most certainly would have played the part of accommodating her, caring for her, and reluctantly agreeing to the divorce, oh how innocent he would appear.

Truly, a paragon among men.

Had Hope Williams not known the full story, she would have given him a thumbs-up and praised him a few times.@@novelbin@@

Hope sneered inwardly, somewhat admiring Joy Ward for her ability to feign weakness, garner sympathy, sow discord, and win over people’s hearts—all while aspiring to become Mrs. Lewis on one hand, and fishing for opportunities in the hospital on the other, climbing higher by using every possible resource at her disposal.

According to Hope’s understanding, Aurora’s parents were also renowned doctors, with Aurora’s father serving as the hospital’s deputy director. The Wood family had been esteemed in the medical field for generations, and Beau Harrison was their son-in-law, supported every step of the way by Aurora’s family.

The only thing that made Beau Harrison risk offending the Wood family and divorce Aurora was Joy Ward’s instigation, along with hints insinuating she was interested in him. Next would be her proven tactic with men: neither accepting nor rejecting outright.

Joy always relished the thrill of being admired for her beauty and taking what belonged to others.

Hope’s words caused Aurora to reflect deeply, and she soon became enlightened, staring at Hope with wide eyes filled with shock and a sense of admiration and gratitude. “My God, Doctor Williams, if it weren’t for you holding me back, I would have fallen right into his trap.”

Aurora thought about it and a deep sense of disappointment crossed her eyes, followed by anger. “How could the boy I spent my days and nights with become like this? Has he forgotten who fought for that deputy director position under his butt?”

“Words are useless; I want a divorce.” Aurora’s eyes were filled with resolve. Such a husband, even if she had once loved him deeply, now she wanted nothing to do with him.

Disgusting, utterly disgusting.

Hope Williams raised an eyebrow, “So you want to divorce, but not now?”

Aurora looked into Hope’s clear and wise eyes with increasing admiration, then asked puzzled, “When then? I can’t wait to cut ties with him immediately.”

Hope couldn’t help but sigh at Aurora’s innocence and straightforwardness, “When the fox’s tail is exposed. If you ask him for a divorce now, he’ll turn around and play the victim, the good man. Do you want to let him succeed?”

“Of course not, Doctor Williams, you’re really smart. I feel like you’re the godsent savior here to rescue me.” Saying this, Aurora’s round cheeks broke into a gentle smile, making her look somewhat endearing.

Hope chuckled, “I can only help you; the only one who can save you is yourself. Do you remember what I told you that night?”

“Yes, yes, I remember. I practice every day now. I’ll make up for everything I’ve lost, and I won’t disappoint you.”

Hope nodded with a smile.

“Doctor Williams, the director is asking for you in his office.”

Hope nodded, “I’ll be right there.”

“Don’t worry about me, go ahead. I won’t fall into their trap again.”

“Good.” I hope so.

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“Doctor Harrison, don’t be angry, that Hope Williams just loves to meddle, and she often teams up with Aurora Wood to bully our Joy. Joy is so kind and beautiful, has repeatedly let it go without holding a grudge, which only makes her worse,” Valentina River said weakly, frowning with a look of helplessness and fragility.

“What, she’s bullying Joy?” Beau Harrison’s brows furrowed immediately, looking worriedly at Joy Ward.

Joy looked down, her expression one of helpless resignation, and she shook her head at Beau, her eyes full of forbearance. “I’m fine, don’t worry about me, Doctor Williams has misunderstood me, I don’t blame her.”

Valentina kept heaping more accusations on Hope Williams.

The more Beau listened, the angrier he got, and his look towards Joy Ward became more distressed, “Joy, you’re just too kind. How can you let her bully you like that?”

Upon hearing this, Joy and Valentina exchanged a quick glance, with Valentina continuing, “Doctor Harrison, that Hope Williams is extremely cunning and doesn’t deserve to stay in our hospital.”

Beau Harrison spoke sternly, “Exactly, rest assured, I’ll find an opportunity to report this to the director. Such a person should be thrown out of the hospital.”

Joy Ward sneered inwardly; dangling him had indeed been somewhat useful.

Once this reached the director’s ears, and the director personally ousted Hope Williams from the hospital, that would truly be a delight for many.

Joy Ward was in a much better mood just thinking about it.

At that moment, Hope Williams arrived at the director’s office.

Hope Williams gently knocked on the door, “Director, did you want to see me?”

Director Woods took off his reading glasses and, seeing Hope Williams, greeted her with a friendly smile, “Hope, come in, have a seat.”

Hope Williams sat down on the sofa next to him while Director Woods made tea, his face full of joy, “Come, try the new tea I’ve brewed. If it weren’t for you, I wouldn’t share it with anyone else.”

Hope Williams took the teacup and took a small sip, giving face with high praise, “The aroma is overflowing, it’s slightly bitter on the tongue, but the aftertaste is sweet and pleasant, a really excellent tea.”

Director Woods, with a proud smirk, asked, “How does it compare to that old guy, your master?”

Hope Williams’s eyes were tinted with a helpless smile, “Director Woods, why must you compete with my master about everything? If he heard you, he’d be sure to challenge you to a contest again.”

“Not frightened, since he’s not here at the moment.”

“But you didn’t call me here just to have tea, did you?”

“Clever. Today our hospital welcomed a genius in the field of neuroscience. You know this person; want to meet him later?”

“Oh? I know him?” This piqued Hope Williams’s curiosity.

“Knock, knock.” Two knocks sounded at the door.

Hope Williams’s attention was drawn by the sound; the door was ajar, and a tall figure stood at the entrance.

“He’s here.” The director chuckled, “Speak of the devil, and he shall appear. Benjamin, come in and take a seat.”

Benjamin Myers was dressed in a light-colored suit, bringing with him an aura of clean freshness.

Their eyes met, and Hope Williams’s slender eyelashes fluttered slightly.Upd@te by n0vgo .c0

Benjamin Myers, looking at the girl in front of him, his handsome amber eyes showing a hint of surprise as they rested on her.

Benjamin Myers smiled faintly, his voice warm, “Junior sister, long time no see.”

Hope Williams, pleasantly surprised, looked at him, “Senior brother? When did you return to the country?”

“Just the other day, not long ago.”

“Ha ha ha, I knew you two must know each other.”

Hope Williams was still somewhat astonished. The neuroscience expert referred to by the director was Benjamin Myers, a prodigy in the medical world who had always developed his career overseas. His sudden return caught Hope off guard.

“Both of you, one is a prodigy in the medical field, and the other is the ‘Saintly Healer,’ excellent! Our hospital is truly strengthened with both of you on board,” Director Woods couldn’t stop smiling, almost ready to pull Hope Williams and Benjamin Myers aside and pop open a bottle in celebration.

“I’m just as surprised as you are that senior brother is returning,” Hope Williams laughed.

Benjamin Myers looked at the girl before him with glowing eyes, his gaze full of indulgence, “From now on, we will be colleagues, junior sister. Please take good care of me.”

Hope Williams’s smile was sweet, “The same goes for you, senior brother.”

Hope Williams returned to the conference room, where Aurora Wood had saved a seat next to her, “Doctor Williams, here.”

Hope Williams sat down next to Aurora Wood.

Joy Ward glanced at Hope Williams with a smile and asked, “Doctor Williams, I heard the director was looking for you, was there something?”

Hope Williams’s expression was calm, her eyes cast down flipping through her meeting notes, her lips lightly parted, her voice low, “Nothing much.”

Joy Ward still wore a full smile, her voice soft and probing, “You seem quite familiar with the director. We’ve been at the hospital for quite some time but have rarely visited the director’s office.”