Chapter 1369: Betrayal

Chapter 1369: Chapter 1369: Betrayal

"So, so, so no one can figure it out?" Julian Campbell asked, and then suddenly felt his question was silly, "Even if they found out, they couldn’t resist the temptation of technological advancement."

"Could you have thought of something like this?" Old Mr. Seymour asked Julian.

Julian shook his head, "I’m not as smart as Aunt Sophie."

"If you had thought of it, could you have done it?" Old Mr. Seymour asked again.

Julian: "Uh... I can’t even come up with that idea."

Old Mr. Seymour couldn’t help but laugh, hearing Julian dodge the topic this way. The child is a bit too honest, but still a good kid.

At a time like this, he wouldn’t say anything bad about his aunt or uncle; that’s commendable.

"Great-grandfather, in this case, Aunt Sophie’s hospital will definitely surpass the Chapman Family’s, won’t the Chapman Family be crushed by her?" Julian asked excitedly.

"That’s for sure," Old Mr. Seymour chuckled, "However, the purpose of Sophie opening the hospital is to put pressure on the Chapman Family. With this situation, if Sophie casually mentions something, do you think those hospitals would resent the Chapman Family?"

"Resent the Chapman Family?" Julian was stunned, "Aunt Sophie makes so much money from them, they wouldn’t resent her, but the Chapman Family would be resented?"

"Your Aunt Sophie won’t be resented because her hospital truly has strength and can offer endless benefits to other hospitals. As for the Chapman Family..." Old Mr. Seymour laughed and said, "What if Sophie says she originally wanted to collaborate with other hospitals, without charging fees, or that she could have increased the quota for interaction, or even let those international medical experts directly interact with other hospitals?"

Julian’s face grew increasingly grim as he listened, "I think the Chapman Family is going to be in trouble."

"Yes, that’s Sophie’s ultimate goal," Old Mr. Seymour sighed softly, "So, don’t provoke people unnecessarily; sometimes, the consequences are not something everyone can bear."

Julian deeply agreed and secretly admired his aunt and uncle. This method... he couldn’t even think of it. Clearly, there were many areas he needed to learn.

Motivated, Julian was filled with fighting spirit, while Henry Chapman, after going home from the daytime seminar, was completely dispirited.

Felix Chapman had been waiting at home, and when he saw him enter, he frowned and asked, "How could this happen?"

He had heard the news too. The move made by Sophie Wilson immediately turned those who had originally sided with them to defect to her side.

"Sophie Wilson, I don’t know how much money she spent," Henry said irritably, "I heard someone has already signed up."

Those people really have no stance. It’s just an exchange, yet they’ve been won over by Sophie Wilson.

"I signed you up too," Felix said.

"Dad?" Henry stared at his father in surprise, "You’re letting me go to Sophie Wilson’s hospital? Isn’t this..."

"I want you to see if what Sophie claims is true or not," Felix said in a serious tone.

"Dad, others can see after going there too. Why do I need to go?" Henry was inwardly resistant.

Moreover, if he went, it would simply be humiliating himself at Sophie Wilson’s door.

"Dad, Sophie Wilson agreed to your registration; she’s been prepared for this, intentionally wanting to humiliate me. Her true goal is to humiliate our family," Henry shared his concern.