The Adorable Twin’s Sticky Daddy novel Chapter 173

Jay looked at Nancy helplessly.

"Doris, don't be silly. Look, people are watching us. If the first baby is aborted, it will do a lot of harm to your body. You probably will never be pregnant in the future. Just think about it. How terrible it is for a woman to not be a mother?" Nancy tried to persuade her earnestly.

"That's right. Doris, please listen to Nancy. The baby is a small life. It's our duty to take care of it. We have to act responsibly and you can't just abandon it. Please, let's go back!" So far, Jay was still dizzy. Although he didn't expect Doris' pregnancy, he was still happy.

But earlier, just to comfort his grandfather, he asked his mother to lie to him that Doris was pregnant.

Now that Doris was actually pregnant, would her mother think that he and Doris had conspired to cheat on her?

Finally, both of them left the hospital. Then, Nancy returned to the Second Pediatric Department.

Now the Second Pediatric Department was much better developed than the First Pediatric Department, and Jessie put on a cold face whenever she met Nancy.

She gave a look as if Nancy owed her a lot of money.

However, Nancy was busy every day, and she would not fuss over these things.

But unfortunately, she bumped into Jessie as soon as she walked out of the elevator.

"Hello, Dr. Nancy," Jessie said in a voice dripping with sarcasm, in her usual way.

"Hello, Director Jessie!" It was rather perfunctory.

"Right. So, Dr. Nancy is now the director of the Second Pediatric Department. Well, if you hadn't reminded me, I would have actually forgotten that. Director Nancy, yeah, I'll remember to call you that." As she spoke, she raised her hand and slapped herself on the cheek.

"Director Jessie, what are you doing? There isn't any difference whether you call me either Dr. Nancy or Director Nancy. You can call me whatever you like. Don't make yourself so embarrassed!" Nancy said and wanted to leave.

But Jessie was in no mood to let her go. She followed her like a shadow.

"No, you can't say that, Director Nancy. That's just unfair. You are a well-known genius in our hospital. To put it bluntly, you are superior to others. I admire you a lot. Now the patients in the Second Pediatric Department are much more than that in my department, right?"

Disturbed by her pester, Nancy stopped and said, "Director Jessie, can we stop doing this? As doctors, we should put the patients at the first place, and nothing else is important. Don't you think so?"

"Yes, of course. Dr. Nancy is always right!" Jessie said with a mocking smile.

"Bye, Director Jessie!" Nancy let out a long sigh as she turned away. Alas, she really didn't know where this Jessie had so much to say!

There should be many patients. She must be very busy. How could she have time to talk so much with her?

Nancy walked quickly to her office.

"Don't be so proud of yourself, Nancy. Even if I can't deal with you, I will find someone to do it. You just wait and see!" Jessie said ferociously.

At this time, a nurse ran over. "Director Jessie, Miss Anna Wang is here!" "Great! I was missing her! Haha!" Jessie said with a sinister smile and walked away.

When she trotted to her office, she put on a big smile and greeted, "Hello, Miss Wang? I've heard a lot about you. To be honest, you are even more beautiful than I imagined!" Jessie said, trying to flatter her.

"Thank you for your praise, Director Jessie. I'm not as good as you think," said Anna Wang as she shook her head and smiled.

She just came back from abroad. Unlike Nancy, she was an exchange student sent by the school to study abroad. She was very capable of work. Because of her good family background, she was self-conceited, arrogant and bossy.

And she never admired anyone.

Since Nancy's arrival at the municipal hospital, she had won general recognition of her medical skills and had been taken as an example by the pediatric department of all major hospitals. She was admired both as a doctor as well as a good person by everyone.

As a pediatrician, Anna Wang knew that Nancy was in the same hospital.