My Sweetheart

The Joseph's family.

It was already early in the morning, Joseph came back from the hospital, and Mathew, his grandfather, had not got rested yet.

"Going on a date?" Mathew looked at his grandson and smelled the scent of disinfectant on Joseph's body when he approached.

"I had a surgery." Joseph said indifferently.

"What about my granddaughter-in-law?" Mathew asked. He had already ordered that Joseph must take his girlfriend here in a month!

Hearing this, Joseph stopped, thought about the appearance of Kathy, and thought out an idea.

"Within three days, I will take her here."

"Really?" Mathew had had no hope for his grandson's marriage, and was very happy when heard this.

"Yes." Joseph responded, and went upstairs to his room.

Matthew rubbed his beards and patted his thighs. This was the first time his grandson promised to took his girlfriend home!

It seemed to be they were really going

up early. Joseph's business card put beside her pillow. She repeatedly confirmed that it indicated he was ... chief neurologist on the business card?

second generation who didn't attend

of this, and he had sent her to home last time, which seemed that the person is

When Kathy came to her sense, she had come to the hospital.

one was well matched to it. The doctors who

at the introduction of the department doctor hanging on the wall and quickly found the name of Joseph Row.

... the president of the World Parkinson and Dyskinesia Society ... the president of the World Neuropathy Society ... the director

the introduction! What she could get was that Joseph

a reservation of the appointment of

Oh, God, doesn't it regulate that

Joseph only accepts the appointment in a morning one week, and

frowned and turned to see many people gathered at

"He is so popular?" Kathy thought

be very busy. It was not the proper time for her to

opened. Kathy was squeezed into the elevator before she could react. Unfortunately, Joseph stood beside her.

white coat. He became amiable in the uniform. His appearance was outstanding. He seemed tired, and there