Chapter 650 Brandy

Not long after Nancy returned to her office, Brandy followed.

Brandy's tone was very calm, and there was no trace of jealousy in it.

After taking off her coat and putting it back in the closet, Nancy said,

"Please don't call me director anymore. I will come to work tomorrow as an ordinary doctor, but I'm still very satisfied. I don't really care about the title. Seeing the patients is enough to make me happy." What she said left Brandy astonished.

For a doctor like her, it was hard to accept being demoted. "Have you told Charles about it?"

"He knows."

"He agreed?" There was an obvious disbelief in Brandy’s eyes.

"Well, it was me who suggested it. As I've said, I don't care whether I'm a director or not. I like being a doctor. Please don't feel guilty for having the position." For fear that the competition that happened with Anna would repeat, Nancy expressed her stand to Brandy. It was not that she thought Brandy was like Anna; she just wanted to prevent having a feud at work again.

"How can you do that? I really don’t know what’s

s moment, Nancy whispered, "Sir, please drive faster."

"Okay." The taxi driver sped up without hesitation.

Nancy lowered her head.

The driver looked at Nancy's face through the rearview mirror and asked, "Miss, I seem to have seen you somewhere. Do we know each other?"

Hearing this, Nancy raised her head and smiled. "No, I have a common face. I look like everyone."

"Miss, you are so gentle and quiet. I don't expect you to be so good at joking." Amused by her words, the driver laughed a little.

"Well, yes, I don't think I'm a dull person, but I'm always not very pleasing," said Nancy dejectedly.

"What's the matter, Miss? Are you crossed in love?" They were the only ones in the car, and they both had nothing else to do, so the driver chatted to Nancy to ease his boredom.

It had been a long time since she had experienced being "crossed in love".

In her memory, the only time she was crossed in love was when she caught Caspar having sex with Fannie. At that time, Nancy was still young and didn't know how to control her emotions.