The CEO’s Ex-Wife Is A Famous Doctor

Chapter 62: Return To Rose Hills

“Doctor Shant, we have a patient that may

require an artificial heart transplant,” a nurse reported to Shantelle in her office.

She looked at the nurse and asked,

Artificial? Who is the patient?”

“Briana West,” the nurse said, her face forming a sneer.

Shantelle gasped. Briana West’s admission only meant one thing; there was an added pressure to push the same patient up to the organ priority list, but was it right? Two

other patients with the same body type as her were also in critical care and need of a heart transplant.

It had been over a month since the last

threat to her life. Evan was discharged from

the hospital two weeks ago and was

recuperating in Rose Hills, all while

working.

When Keith and Evan suggested she leave Warlington, she seriously considered it, but as the days went by, it felt normal again. Shantelle was back to her routine, with her bodyguards following her around. She and her father hoped there would no longer be a threat to their lives with Peter Haris behind

bars. Moreover, it was very difficult to leave the foundation that she had already built in

Warlington.

However, with Briana West admitted into

the hospital, she wondered if anything would change.

Before Shantelle could think about the possibilities, the hospital president called her into a small conference room. She hurriedly made her way to the meeting room and was surprised to see her father, Doctor Hale, and Doctor Park.

The president of the Warlington Hospital was a part owner and a veteran doctor,

Doctor Brian Wester.

“Doctor Shant,” Doctor Wester, the CEO, greeted. “Please take a seat.”

She greeted everyone. Only Doctor Park did not return her regard. She sat on the vacant seat and gave her father that question mark look, but William was also clueless.

“I have good and bad news,” the CEO said. ”

The bad news is that we have an investor

who pulled out of the hospital. It’s a loss of

funds worth five billion dollars.”

“The good news is, we have a new investor.

He is willing to give the hospital ten billion dollars as an initial investment,” Doctor

Wester added. “Sadly, however, with the investment offer, it came at a price. They want change in management, particularly in the surgery department.”

Shantelle and her father looked at each other before the CEO revealed, “There have been rumors of how Doctor Shant only got her promotion because of Doctor Scott. Thus,

the new investor did not think it was wise to keep politics in the hospital.”

Doctor Hale was the

was no

Doctor Shant in the fellowship training,” Doctor

a chance, I would

to be the

pointed out,

by-pass –

that’s because the opportunity was always given

out.

case, the decision is already final,” the CEO

eye,

letting you both go, Doctor Scott and

gave William a set of documents, saying, “Doctor William Scott, thank you for your service at Warlington

benefit, with an accumulated compensation of two

Turning to Shantelle, he

are

you one million

as compensation

may have in staying in this hospital.

have to let you go,

Scott’s place, Doctor Hale will be the new Medical Director for surgeries,

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the news faded into the air like it meant nothing. Shantelle could not believe ner ears. Her heart was crushed altogether, and tears stung her eyes. As the CEO continued outlining the termination

Wester gave William a set of documents, saying, “Doctor William Scott, thank you for your service at Warlington Hospital. We are offering you an

with an accumulated compensation of

to Shantelle, he expressed, “Doctor Shant, we are offering you one million dollars as compensation for whatever potential income you may have in staying in this hospital. It is with regret that we have to let you go,

will be the

surgeries, and Doctor Park

new chief surgeon-trainee…” 2

news faded into

her ears. Her heart was crushed altogether, and tears stung her eyes. As

many sleepless nights she spent at the hospital,

of practicing at the same hospital and efforts to make a name for the institution were nothing; it meant nothing to them. To the hospital board directors and CEO, they were just employees who

hurt like hell. To think she meant to

career in Warlington, and she considered the staff

any questions?” Doctor Wester asked, his face showing no signs

care.

are going to let us go just like that?” Shantelle said in anger, her voice breaking in and out. “After all, we

of her eyes, Shantelle saw

the CEO exhaled, saying,

just like that. You are compensated –

“Do you know how many offers I have received from other hospitals? So

service to this

free, you

from her seat in

will not waste our talent for this hospital. We will go elsewhere,

skills!”

ordered, “Sign the

“But, dad

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And let’s leave this ungrateful facility!” William

***

days, following the announcement

at the hospital,

Prima MedCare, discontinued his support

Keith had