The Heiress’ Return: Six Brothers at Her Beck and Call (Wynter Quinnell) novel Chapter 69

Chapter 69 Rush to the Trending Topic

Hilde waved impatiently. “Yes, surgery is the only way. You can ask the other doctors If you don’t believe me. Don’t come to me anymore! Next!” 

The old man panicked. “Dr. Gibson, I was wrong! You’re the expert in this field. About my 

disease… 

The video ended at this point, and another video was released. 

On the screen, Hilda sneered. “Poor people from the village are always so troublesome!” 

A trainee doctor said, “Dr. Gibson, this isn’t right. He only has a benign small cyst. We can 

first… 

Hilda wore a sinister expression. “Who is the director here? Is it me or you?” 

Two days later, the hospital fired the trainee doctor, and he never appeared again. 

In the same month, Hilda announced that the trainee doctor created a medical accident under her supervision. She suggested that other hospitals shouldn’t hire him and that the university shouldn’t issue him a certificate. 

The trainee doctor was banned, and he was also in the video. As soon as he took off his 

medical mask, the camera captured the scars at the corner of his eye. 

“I originally thought that this matter would be suppressed forever. Back then, I tried writing a report letter, but it didn’t work. The Gibsons‘ are too influential in Southdale, and Hilda is also my mentor, so I thought of leaving this matter alone. 

“But I came from a small town and studied medicine. I once asked myself. What was my purpose to study medicine? Is it just to get the medical qualification certificate and find a decent job?” 

Then, the trainee doctor shook his head. Tears streamed down his ruined face, but his eyes 

were unusually bright. 

“No, I want to save people. I want to save people like me, who come from ordinary backgrounds without medical knowledge. I still remember what I once swore–I volunteer to devote myself to the cause of human health, consciously safeguard the dignity and sanctity of medicine, respect life, save lives, and heal the wounded. 

The last paragraph was an oath that every Cascadia doctor knew. 

After the scarred trainee doctor read that, everyone felt moved. 

It included the women who danced in the square, the pregnant mothers who underwent prenatal check–ups, and all the doctors in the manor. 

Before the video ended, the screen changed. It was Hilda again. She sneered. “How dare a student with no background fight with me! He doesn’t even know how to respect hist 

mentor!” 

Someone echoed, “Madam Gibson, you’re right. He’s too ignorant.” 

She took off her medical mask and said, “This surgery is done. Keep an eye on him, and don’t let him bleed. Poor people are indeed easy to fool–they don’t understand anything. Arrange the next surgery for me as soon as possible. I have to do more surgeries this 

month. It’ll be great help to my professional title.” 

Soon, the video changed again. 

The old man, who had undergone an unnecessary surgery, was unable to get out of bed for the rest of his life. 

The video ended with one sentence. 

“Luck never seems to favor the poor. How can the Gibsons repay their lives!” 

Almost as soon as the video finished playing, it became a trending topic on all major platforms.