Chapter 251 Your Duty As A Doctor



Emilia didn't expect her landlord to be so angry. Her words were full of gunpowder.

In such a situation, how could she still bargain for a lower price?

It was like a fool's dream. However, Oliver Walker had said that this was a good location and they had to get it.

She didn't know much about opening a clinic but she chose to believe in Oliver Walker.

In fact, this place wasn't the best but Oliver Walker was confident that he could make this place better.

Moreover, his main intention of having a clinic wasn't to earn money.

He just wanted his wife and mother-in-law to accept the fact that they didn't lack money.

Secondly, he wanted to promote traditional medicine!

Perhaps ...

It would even bring him a few more disciples!

It would allow the long-lost traditional medicine to flourish again in this country.

He would also let the world know what a true traditional medicine doctor was like.

"You want to open a clinic when you can't even afford five hundred thousand?"

Peng Shanshan used a mocking tone and urged, "If we can't have a deal here, I'll leave now!"

"I hate to talk business with people who are stingy."

As she spoke, she didn't forget to provoke Emilia with a disdainful look.

To her, it didn't matter whether she rented this place or not. After all, she had already gotten the money she needed.

"Alright!"

"I can accept the price but I need to see the contract first," Emilia said as she gritted her teeth.

This was not a small sum for their family.

Without seeing the contract, she obviously wouldn't hand over the money easily!

"When we do business, we pay the most attention to credibility."

Peng Shanshan rolled her eyes. "If you want to look at the contract, come in with me. 

Emilia didn't expect the landlord to be so overbearing.

If it wasn't because Oliver Walker wanted this place, she would never have fallen for this trick.

She knew that the rent was too high ...

However, she could only endure it.

...

Colorado First Hospital, in the director's office!

James Floss smiled and said, "Mr. Walker, don't worry about those documents. I can guarantee that they will be approved."

When Oliver Walker came to find him, he was more or less flattered.

After all ...

If Oliver Walker was here for him, that would mean that Oliver WAlker thought highly of him.

Even without him, with Oliver Walker's ability, this matter could be done smoothly.

"Thank you," Oliver Walker answered with a smile.

With that said, he got up and was prepared to leave. After all, this was his only purpose in coming here.

As long as the documents were approved, everything that they are doing now would be legalised.

"Mr. Walker ..."

Suddenly, James Floss stood up from his chair. His face turned red. It was obvious that he wanted something but he didn't know how to voice it out.

"If you have something to say, you can be direct. There's no need for you to hide it." Oliver Walker told James Floss to speak as he pleased.

He didn't like to owe people favours!

No matter who it was, it was the same.

"Um ..."

"We're all doctors and it's our duty to save the dying and heal the wounded. I was thinking since you don't want to be the honorary Dean, would it be possible..."

After a pause, he raised his head with a look of desire and said, "If we have any patient who is in critical condition, can you please come to our rescue?"

He knew that Oliver Walker's medical skills were exquisite.

Therefore, he did not have any regrets about not being able to invite this VIP. If they could come to an agreement, it would still benefit the patients in the First Hospital.

"Sure." Oliver Walker nodded.

"Of course."

He had never forgotten that he was a doctor.

Saving the dying and healing the injured was his duty!

What reason did he have to refuse?

"Alright!"

James Floss said excitedly, "Mr. Walker, take care. I'll send you off!"

In fact, the hospital director was also under a lot of pressure!

It was not a big deal for ordinary patients to cause a scene.

If any of the important figures in this city had an incurable disease, it was understandable that they would not blame the hospital.

However, if it were those unreasonable rich kids, they would definitely turn the hospital upside down.