Chapter 190
When She Stops Playing Nice
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She carefully tugged on Ginaâs sleeve. âMiss⦠can you please not argue with him?â
Gina looked at Cathy. âDonât be afraid. Iâm here. He doesnât have the ability to get you fired.â
The old man laughed. âYou little brat, quite the big talker, arenât you? It seems like youâre in over your head, yet youâre still putting on airs. Miss, donât
you believe her?â
Cathy didnât feel like Gina was just putting on airs because she knew the close relationship between Gina and Gabriel. Gina had the capital to be proud, but she didnât. Cathy couldnât help but worry about what would happen if the old man sought revenge on her or caused trouble for her behind the
scenes.
They both had power and influence, while she was just an ordinary person.
She didnât dare to expect that Gina would always protect her. She just wanted to make peace.
Footsteps were heard outside the door as the old manâs attending physician arrived for his rounds. The old man became more animated. âDoctor, I want to make a complaint. Your nurse here has been neglectful in her care, causing my wounds to hurt severely. Also, whatâs the situation with your hospitalâs security? Can just any Tom, D**k, or Harry enter a VIP ward?
âIâm telling you. If you donât handle this matter properly today, I will complain to your director and have you both fired, along with this nurse.â
The doctor was a bit flustered, not knowing the situation in the ward, only catching a glimpse of Ginaâs back. Since Gina wasnât wearing a patientâs gown or a nurseâs uniform, she was likely a family member of another patient.
The attending physician wanted to first calm the old manâs emotions. âIâm sorry, Mr. Quinn. Please calm down.
âMiss, may I ask why you.
The attending physician approached and stopped mid-sentence, taken aback.
The old man was impatient. âDoctor, whatâs the matter? Iâm telling you. If youâre dragging your feet because you think this girl is good-looking and youâre going to show favoritism and defend her, there will be no good outcome for you if I complain to the dean. Iâm very angry right now, and I want to see the dean immediately!
âYour hospitalâs security is terrible for letting any riffraff in and allowing them to hit me. I will not let this matter go easily!â
Upon recognizing Gina, the attending physician looked at the old fan speechlessly. âThereâs no need to contact our dean, as the dean is right here.â
The attending physician finished speaking and flashed a smile at Gina. âMiss Miller.â
The old man was taken aback, unable to believe that the young and beautiful woman standing before him was the dean of Prover Hospital.
Cathy was also astonished.
âCould sheâ¦could she really be the dean? Impossible!â the old man exclaimed in disbelief.
The attending physician was speechless. âMr. Quinn, what benefit would I have in deceiving you?â
The old man was momentarily at a loss for words./Seeing the attending physicianâs respectful demeanor towards Gina, his intuition told him that the doctor would not joke about such a matter.
Gina spoke softly, addressing the attending physician, âPlease inform me. Who exactly is Mr Quinn? Iâm quite curious about his identity and status, given that he has threatened to do away with me.â
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The attending physician was shocked by the old manâs audacity.
He replied to Gina, âMiss Miller, Eamon Quinn is the owner of the largest furniture factory in Norwood.â
His factoryâs furniture was sold all over the country, and the business was quite substantial.
He was indeed considered a person of some standing.
However, compared to their dean, Gina, he was truly a minor figure. The attending physician had just been fawning over Eamon in the WIP ward, but now, with Ginaâs presence, he stood much straighter.
Eamon was rigid, cold sweat breaking out on his back, As he calmed down, he suddenly remembered. He had seen a news report before, stating that the dean of Prover Hospital had a close relationship with Gabriel, the CEO of Jackson Group.
The dean of Prover Hospital was someone he could not afford to offend, and Gabriel was even more so. Eamon immediately became submissive. âOhâ¦. so you are Miss Miller. Nice to meet you. We really are meeting for the first time in a rather unusual way. Iâve had an incident these past few days that has left me bedridden. Otherwise, I would have certainly risen to my feet, Lying down while speaking with you is far too disrespectful. I truly apologize for the rudeness.
Cathy watched as the old man made a complete 180-degree turn, no longer speaking in a slick manner but instead showing utmost respect. She couldnât help but marvel at the power of status, a power she lacked.
For her, there was nothing but the bitterness of life.
The attending physician couldnât help but chuckle at Eamonâs sycophantic behavior. Eamon was notorious for stirring up trouble for no reason. doctor then looked at the two very noticeable marks on Eamonâs face, caused by the backscratcher, and found it even more amusing.
Gina spoke coldly. âI donât want to hear any nonsense. Do you have a poor memory? What did I just tell you to do?â
Apologizing to Cathy?
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Eamon snapped out of it and quickly said to Cathy, âMiss Fowler, Iâm sorry for the offense I caused earlier. It was a moment of lustful foolishness on my part. I deserve to die. I sincerely apologize.â
Cathy wanted to let the matter rest, but she just couldnât bring herself to say it was okay.
Looking at Eamon for even a moment longer made her feel utterly disgusted. She didnât want to forgive him, which was, in a way, her last act of defiance
as an ordinary person.
Cathy lowered her head and remained silent.
Gina discerned Cathyâs thoughts and said to Eamon, âThe psychological trauma youâve inflicted on her canât be erased with a simple apology.â
Eamon, wary of Ginaâs status, nervously swallowed. âThen, what should I do? Do you want compensation for emotional distress?â
In his heart, Eamon was contemptuous of Cathy, thinking to himself, âWhatâs with the act? If itâs about money, just say so. Iâm not incapable of paying.
Cathyâs reaction was strong. âI donât want your money!â
Eamon suppressed his anger. âThen how do you propose we resolve this?â
Cathy bit her lip. âYou must promise not to harass other girls like this in the future. You need to change.â
Cathy was well aware that it was naive to expect a lecherous old man to listen to her, but that was how she felt. Even if she couldnât change him, she wanted to express her true feelings.
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Eamon almost laughed at the absurdity. Was this young nurse trying to discipline him? If it werenât for Gina being present, he would have shown her
whoâs boss:
Gina glanced at the information card by Eamonâs bedside, noting that he was already 54 years old. An old man at such an age preying on young girls was truly disgusting.
Gina looked at Eamon with a cold face and said, âSheâs talking to you. Donât you hear her?â
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