Once a Doormat, Now Untouchable

Sydney faces a chaotic morning at her clinic after the successful launch of a new drug. Arriving to find the parking lot completely full, she feels a wave of frustration as she circles the building, unable to find a space. Her anxiety grows as she thinks of her patients waiting for her care, prompting her to call Marcus for help.

He informs her that the clinic is overwhelmed with patients, and he urges her to drive straight to the front for assistance, prioritizing her health over her workload, especially given her pregnancy. Despite the chaos, Sydney manages to complete her consultations, though she struggles to find time for herself, barely eating throughout the day. After her appointments, she heads to the Hutton Foundation for a meeting, where the atmosphere is surprisingly friendly, possibly due to the previous day's press conference.

She is assigned a temporary assistant, which feels like a welcome change amidst the hectic environment. However, her thoughts keep drifting to Tristan Sinclair from DK Pharmaceuticals, prompting her to impulsively visit James's office for more information about him. In James's office, Sydney finds him engrossed in paperwork, and their interaction is warm and inviting. She quickly shifts the conversation to inquire about Tristan, revealing her curiosity about his background.

James shares that Tristan had a challenging upbringing, losing his mother at a young age and being adopted, before eventually leading DK Pharmaceuticals. He hints at the complexities behind the company's rapid success, suggesting that Tristan is a formidable figure in the industry. This revelation leaves Sydney with a sense of unease, recognizing that she must tread carefully in her dealings with him. Overall, the chapter captures Sydney's emotional turmoil as she navigates the demands of her career while managing her health and personal concerns.

The overwhelming influx of patients and her interactions with Marcus and James highlight her dedication to her work and the added pressures she faces as an expectant mother. The introduction of Tristan as a potentially significant player adds a layer of intrigue to the narrative, setting the stage for future developments in both her professional and personal life.

Continue Regular Chapter Reading Below **When The Ocean Learned My Name and Whispered It Back to You by Aurelia Novel 410** **Chapter 410** The triumphant launch of the new drug had transformed Sydney's clinic into a bustling hub of activity, more crowded than ever before. As she pulled into the parking lot the following morning, a wave of frustration washed over her. The lot was completely packed, with vehicles lining every available space.

the building multiple times, her heart sinking with each pass as she failed to spot even a single open spot-no hidden corners, no illegal spaces that she could sneak into. Just when she was about to surrender to the chaos of the morning, her phone buzzed insistently in her pocket. It was Marcus. "Did something happen at the clinic today?" Sydney blurted out as soon as she picked up

Her patients were accustomed to her early starts, and she could only imagine the rising anxiety among those already waiting for her care. Marcus's voice came through, tinged with fatigue. "They're all your patients, Sydney. The clinic has been swamped since dawn. The nurses are already telling everyone they'll need to book online from now on." He let out a heavy sigh, a sound filled with regret. This situation was on him; he

name spread like wildfire, her patient load would explode. The sudden influx had thrown the entire staff into a state of frenzy. Several nurses from other departments had already been reassigned to assist with her consultations, their faces a mix of determination and overwhelm. Over the years, Sydney had developed a keen understanding of her patients' urgency.

you a parking spot. Take the staff elevator to your office and let me handle the rest." He knew her too well; if he asked her to keep going, she would, even on the brink of exhaustion. But lately,

chaos without a second thought, working tirelessly for

might have gone the entire day without eating. As she made her way to the Hutton Foundation, she could feel the tension in her shoulders easing slightly; the meeting

occupy her mind, yet her thoughts kept drifting back to Tristan. Before leaving, she resolved to visit the top floor, a decision that felt both impulsive and necessary. When she stepped into James's office, he was seated behind his desk, poring over a stack of paperwork. He wore a crisp white shirt tailored to perfection, paired with black pants that hugged his form just right, his sleeves

he noticed her standing in the doorway, a faint smile crept across his face, a warm welcome amidst the professional setting. After instructing his secretary to bring in some beverages, he stood and strolled over to the sofa, his demeanor relaxed yet attentive. "Meeting's

Tristan had clearly done his homework on her, yet she realized she knew almost nothing about him. James's expression shifted slightly, his brow furrowing in thought. "Tristan? There isn't much publicly available about him. He grew up in a single-parent household. His mother passed away in an accident over twenty