Chapter 1370: Meaningless

Chapter 1370: Chapter 1370: Meaningless

"We must go." Felix Chapman naturally thought further than Henry Chapman, "I have no idea what Sophie Wilson plans to do now; if she goes too far... our family will be in trouble."

Felix Chapman naturally thinks further than Henry Chapman, so he insists that Henry go over.

Fortunately, the exchange is happening in a few days. Despite his reluctance, Henry still has to make the trip.

Once there, Henry’s expression doesn’t improve.

Because he noticed that Sophie Wilson genuinely enjoyed herself conversing with the foreign doctor, they talked like old friends who hadn’t seen each other for years.

Sophie Wilson brought these international doctors and just made an appearance on their first day at the hospital. For the rest of the time, she didn’t interrupt their discussions.

After all, she didn’t understand these medical matters.

Although the exchange was brief, the participating doctors benefited immensely. Besides, the international professionals indicated that once they arrange their work in their respective countries, they would come for a long-term exchange.

The most exciting thing for them was Sophie’s statement: "No need to rush; we have ongoing cooperation, not just once or twice. Everyone takes turns."

The doctors who registered for the exchange were completely thrilled.

What does the Dean mean?

Does it imply that these international experts will come frequently?

Upon hearing this news, the doctors returned to their hospitals and conveyed the message, prompting excitement among the hospital leaders.

If they don’t collaborate with Sophie Wilson’s hospital and send doctors for the exchange, they’ll undoubtedly be outpaced by other hospitals.

That would be troublesome.

Henry Chapman and Felix Chapman could no longer conceal the news. When Old Mr. Chapman learned of it and asked for details, he immediately ordered someone to drive him to Peace Group.

At the reception, Old Mr. Chapman was stopped by the person at the desk: "I’m sorry, sir, if you don’t have an appointment, you can’t go in."

"How dare you, I’m his grandfather, why can’t I go in?" Old Mr. Chapman was trembling with rage.

He never imagined that when Charles Seymour was young, he caused the death of his daughter, and now he’s about to ruin the Chapman family, endangering his son and grandson.

Charles Seymour is simply a beast!

"Sir, this is our company’s policy." The receptionist maintained a polite smile and calmly responded.

"Can company policy disregard an elder’s health like this?" Ethan Seymour approached, reprimanding the receptionist with displeasure.

"Dad, are you alright? Please calm down first." Upon seeing Old Mr. Chapman, Ethan hurriedly said.

"Don’t call me that!" Even upon seeing Ethan Seymour, Old Mr. Chapman wasn’t in a good mood; had his daughter not married Ethan, she wouldn’t have died so young.

"Dad, I know you’re angry with me. We’ll talk about our issues later; let’s first see that scoundrel and ask him why he’s determined to destroy your hospital." Ethan was adept at shifting focus, immediately transferring the resentment toward Charles Seymour.

After all, Old Mr. Chapman came to Peace Group for the Chapman Family Hospital, right?

Dwelling over those old grudges serves no purpose.

Evidently, Old Mr. Chapman realized this too, turning to glare angrily at the receptionist.