The First Heir

“Garett Ball, is this how you apologize? According to the hospital’s regulations, what you have done warrants a dismissal. If your apology doesn’t satisfy Mr. Clarke, you may pack your things and get out.”

Taylor dared not defend Garett.

If Philip misunderstood, Taylor might lose his position as dean any minute. Garett was shocked. He did not expect Taylor to speak up for Philip like this.

Thinking about his position, the generous drug commissions, and everything that those gorgeous medical representatives were willing to offer, Garett gritted his teeth.

“I’m deeply aware of my mistakes. I shouldn’t have defended my relatives indiscriminately. I made a big mistake in the spur of the moment and damaged the reputation of Newsea Hospital in District 4. I’ll definitely change my ways. I hope you can forgive me and give me a chance to turn over a new leaf.”

After Garett finished speaking, he looked at Janet with a pleading look in his eyes.

If Janet continued to kick up a big fuss, Garett was bound to suffer the consequences.

Janet also felt a little creeped out. She was mainly intimidated at the mention of downloading the surveillance footage and sending it to the relevant authorities. For a moment, she also felt like giving up.

I love my son too much, so I lost my rationale and did the wrong

eyes filled with tears. She felt extremely humiliated. She had never bowed

mother and uncle. He pouted unhappily at Philip and his

Tom a little and whispered, “Apologize to that brat… No, that little

I don’t want to say it. Why should I apologize?” Tom was

in Tom’s ear. Tom then said reluctantly,

and said, “This should be enough, right? We have already

Philip. As long as Philip said

be bothered about a bunch of unrelated people. It was better to

said with a

“Okay.”

Garett glanced at Taylor and followed Janet out

to your workstation,”