The Adorable Twin’s Sticky Daddy novel Chapter 626

Could it be possible that ruthlessness was a valuable quality that an independent woman must possess? If that was the case, Charles would rather not yield to a ruthless and liberated woman such as Nancy.

At noontime, Erin happened to be on duty when she saw Charles approaching with Nadia bolstered in his arms. She hastily greeted him, "Mr. Fu, it's nice to see you. Where is Director Nancy?"

He flashed a wink at her. "Erin, haven't you heard that she is performing surgery in the operating room as we speak? That's why I took little Nadia here, so we could wait for a while. If the operation takes too long, I'll take Nadia home first."

"Ah, of course... I almost forgot," she said with a faltered reaction.

"Erin, please keep Nadia company. I'm going out to buy us some lunch," said Charles.

"Well, Mr. Fu, no problem." Erin smiled and straddled Nadia into her arms.

Charles then strode off.

"Auntie, what did the child that Mommy is treating today looked like?" Nadia asked innocently.

"What? Well... it happened to be a little girl like you, but she was disobedient. She injured her tiny toes badly, so your mommy had to perform an operation on her." Erin took out a random folder in the file drawer beside her and pretended to read it. She had no other choice but to coax the little girl.

Alas, she was taught to tell the truth. Now, she lied to a guileless child which made her feel guilty.

"She is so pitiful. It must be painful to have an operation, right?" Tears welled up in Nadia's little eyes as she imagined the pain.

"But don't worry, Nadia. It won't hurt at all to have an operation because an anesthesiologist will use a numbing medicine called anesthesia. She will be fine. She wouldn't even feel a thing." Erin comforted Nadia with a reassuring smile.

"My Mommy is so awesome! She can perform surgeries for children. When I grow up, I want to be a doctor just like Mommy and be as good as her," Nadia said proudly.

"Yes, your mom is an excellent doctor. You will definitely become a very good doctor just like her in the future. Come on, come on!" Erin and Nadia bumped their fists.

A nurse hurried over and asked, "Erin, when will Director Nancy come back? There is a patient in the emergency department who wants to see her,"

"My Mommy is performing an operation right now," Nadia abruptly responded before Erin could say anything.

"But I saw the schedule for today, sweetie. It seems that your mom didn't perform any operation today," the nurse said endearingly. "What's going on, Erin? Am I wrong?" the nurse asked in confusion.

"Actually..." Erin was so anxious that her temples started to perspire. She was faced with the moment she feared the most.

"She didn't have a scheduled operation today, but something came up. A patient needed immediate attention, so she decided to treat the patient herself." Erin was quicker to react this time. The more she lied, the more natural it felt to her.

"Oh, I see. That's so unlikely. There had never been such an instance. Logically speaking, even if the director had to add a new operation abruptly, it should have been marked on the duty schedule. No one mentioned a thing in the front desk. I'll just tell the patient that Director Nancy's unavailable and refer her to someone else. Anyway, if you wouldn't mind, check if there is a vacant bed at this side. If there is one, please arrange it quickly. After the patient finishes the physical checkup, she would be transferred here soon. They said the injury was very serious. It seems that she twisted her ankle for 180 degrees. The poor child is so young. She can't help but groan in pain." The nurse blurted a lot and left immediately.

"Okay, I heard you." Erin took a deep breath, feeling relieved that the nurse already strode off.

"Why hasn't Mommy's operation finished yet?" Nadia questioned anxiously.

"Yeah, what's taking her so long?" Erin was praying that Nancy would come back as soon as possible. She was afraid of the possible dissatisfaction that it would cause to the patient's family if she failed to arrange everything the patient needed.