One Night Surprise

Chapter 229 He Just Left

In the huge VIP ward of the hospital, Josh’s voice that was mixed with concern could be heard.

“I didn’t mention anything else during the meeting. But, most of the members on the board wanted an explanation in regard to the loss of the project in Elmsbury. Mr. Lightwood said a few words on behalf of you, but Mr. Bane shut him up.”

“Got it.” Alexander had already changed out from his hospital gown. The custom-made black suit fit the curve of his streamlined body and it concealed the bandage on his back. When he got up on his feet, he no longer looked morbid. “Go and take care of the discharge procedures.”

“But, President Duncan, the doctor said that with your injury you can’t be discharged yet.”

However, Alexander seemed to have not heard him. Buttoning up his suit, he marched out of the ward, leaving behind one sentence: “You know what to say to the hospital staff when you go through the procedures.”

Staring at his back, Josh could only sigh and run after him.

According to the doctor, Alexander had to stay at the hospital for at least one month. Two of the ribs on his chest were broken, compressing the nerves around his heart. His condition was very serious.

Nonetheless, Alexander was casual about his injury.

Secretly, Josh thought, Even my boss is so hardworking. There’s no reason for me not to work as hard as him.

With a ‘ding’, the elevator came to a stop as it reached its destination. Josh followed Alexander into the elevator. At the same time, the elevator on the other side had also arrived. A nurse came out pushing an operating bed. Behind her were a bunch of family members and amongst them was a thin figure, who had no strength to resist the push, and came out helplessly with the flow.

The hospital was noisy. It only took a turn for the both of them to miss each other.

station, she was told that Alexander had been discharged. Shocked, she asked, “How could it be? I came right after I heard

through the discharge procedures. Didn’t you just come out from the first

was puzzled once again.

care of the procedures for him, is probably his

nurse could finish her words, an older nurse from the side cut her off. “They just left. Miss, if you’re really worried, you might be able to catch up to them. But, the patient’s injury isn’t really serious. It’s just

spoke—in puzzlement, she then confirmed with them again that what she heard was correct. Soon, the anxiety in her eyes faded. This was replaced by a smirk at the corners of her mouth. She was laughing at her own foolishness. How can I believe that Alexander’s injury was so

nurse station patted her chest and let out a long sigh of relief. “May, luckily you were fast to

Duncan’s assistant had specifically told her that if anyone was asking about

expect there would be someone asking so soon. I was careless. But,

The older nurse frowned. “Those admitted into the VIP wards are worth hundreds of millions. Things change rapidly in the business world. When

so scary?” The young

past. Besides, nothing happened. Please be more careful in the future. It’s

you, May. I’ll

the reckless young nurse, the older nurse shook her

working in the hospital was to be careless. One had to be on guard at all times. This was especially so for people like them who worked in the special wards at the inpatient department. If they couldn’t keep their mouths sealed,

The business was pretty good and there were a lot of people who came to show support. As the designer, Bill came personally. Like a sales promoter, he introduced the material of the clothes and their comfort levels to the customers. He

online and offline. Several customers failed to buy them and they told us to reserve them when we release the next batch.” The staff reported the sales to Courtney with respect and went on to ask, “President Hunter, we should inform

out, we continue to hang up the

business, she had talked about the same thing with Bill. Bill participated as the chief designer for this series of autumn clothing and his designs weren’t produced in mass quantities. Every