Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Chapter 93 "So just because everyone's saying it, that makes it true?" The female patient's voice rose sharply as she turned to address the waiting area. "You all tell me this nurse claims Dr. Wilson assaulted someone and got involved in someone else's marriage. Does that sound even remotely believable to you?" "No way!" "Absolutely not!" Everyone in the clinic had seen Sydney's integrity and professionalism firsthand. Someone who treated people with that much care couldn't possibly be the kind of person they were describing.

The young nurse, clearly flustered now, snapped back, it's not up to you to decide what's true! That kid's already in the hospital, isn't he?" "Dr. Wilson!" someone called from the nurse's station, cutting her off. The nurse immediately went silent. Her face flushed red as she turned toward the entrance. Sydney walked in, calm and composed. She didn't look angry at all. She approached the nurse and said evenly, "Starting tomorrow, you'll be reassigned to another doctor's consultation floor.

Once you've made your choice, let me know and I'll inform HR." Then she looked around at the rest of the staff. "If anyone else wants a transfer, now's the time to say so." "No..." "We don't want to!" Everyone shook their heads in a hurry. Sydney's patient list was always full, and the nurses under her command received the highest pay. No one wanted to give that up. The toys full Without another word, Sydney turned to the female patient. The woman, likely in her fifties, no longer looked indignant. Her expression had turned sheepish. "Don't listen to their nonsense," she muttered.

patient hesitated, then answered with a guilty look "To stay in good spirits." "Then don't let nonsense like this throw you off. A good mood is the best medicine." Sydney's voice was gentle as she offered the advice. Then she slipped on her white coat and walked into her consultation room,

Sydney not to reassign her. The other doctors' consultation rooms might offer an easier schedule, but the pay was lower. Sydney didn't even look at her. She had never claimed to be nice-just a good doctor. Her refusal was swift 1/2 Chapter 93 and flat. +15 BONUS By the time Sydney finished prescribing for her last patient, it was nearly 1:00 p.m. As she leaned back and stretched her shoulders, Marcus burst into the room. "Syd! The surveillance

that new place nearby. Try it." "Thanks." Sydney didn't stand on ceremony. She opened the bag and started eating. "Did you watch the footage?" Marcus didn't answer. Instead, he asked, "Wanna take a guess how Timothy really got hurt?" His voice carried a bitter edge-not toward her, but