Chapter 251

Gillian told a story.

In the story, there was an old gentleman with the surname Smith. He was a brilliant doctor.

He had two granddaughters. The elder granddaughter was gentle and quiet. She had a reserved and considerate personality and loved medicine a lot.

The younger granddaughter was lively and mischievous. She liked to join in the fun. She had learned to play the violin, paint, and play chess but could not settle down to study medicine.

However, the old gentleman was exceptionally partial towards his younger granddaughter.

Whenever a big shot came to the family to seek medical treatment, the old gentleman always brought his younger granddaughter over but never his elder granddaughter.

Over time, those big shots had an impression of his younger granddaughter and treated her very well.

Later, his elder granddaughter inherited the family business and invited these big shots to participate in the ceremony.

Unexpectedly, when these big shots heard that his younger granddaughter was not around, they didn’t want to come as invited.

They had already become his younger granddaughter’s connections.

Gillian was very emotional, but Olivia was not listening attentively.

She was fiddling with her phone.

Gillian was unhappy. “Why aren’t you saying anything?”

Olivia looked up. “What should I say?”

Gillian took a deep breath. “Don’t you think the old man is partial?”

Olivia tapped her fingertips on the table and sighed lightly. “Gillian, have you ever thought of one thing?”

“What?” Gillian tilted her head.

Olivia continued. “You said those big shots were there to seek medical treatment. Then why did the old gentleman take his younger granddaughter with him? Did he bring her over to make a mess? Or can a doctor bring a child into the operating room?”

Gillian was stunned by the question.

“You also said that the old gentleman is a miracle doctor. He won’t do meaningless things. Then why did he take his younger granddaughter with him?” Olivia held up one finger. “There’s only one reason that makes sense. His granddaughter appeared as his assistant.”

“No way!” Gillian exclaimed. “His younger granddaughter is very young. She’s only in her teens. How can she be his assistant?”

Olivia’s tone was calm as she asked, “Then why did the miracle doctor bring a teenage girl with him when he was curing his patients? Gillian, you’re a grown–up. You should know that one would never try to make connections when others are sick unless he’s lost his mind.

example, when you’re as sick as a dog and in unbearable pain, someone brings a child over and tells you how cute and smart the child is.

a big blow. She kept shaking her

These people are smart cookies and won’t act

one.”

point, Olivia paused and voiced her thoughts. “I don’t think the

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the younger granddaughter because she’ll

herself and strive to improve her strength. Why bother with those big shots? If her medical

shot.

she play up to others? Isn’t it

sort of people like the elder granddaughter. Her grandfather

elder granddaughter, she would go all

shots would take the initiative to associate

it

rushing to befriend others and wishing to be liked, why not work hard to improve herself

shots. I like to become

left as if she was escaping without

night, their faces were

official on this

Association organized

all recommended by the association’s internal members. Gillian got an

for Doris.

not a large–scale competition, it had extraordinary

competition, she could get to know many teachers from

eye of any teacher and be taken in

would have a sudden rise in

was in a state of excitement. She

As soon as she entered the door,

Ernesto was back.

a wide network. You even

the corners of

teacher from the Painting Association. That teacher was also the president

Association

teacher

the teacher, she was nothing

of something and smiled sadly. “No, I don’t

Ernesto raised his eyebrows.

hired Mrs. Rose Liebsig, the president of the Painting Association, to

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