Chapter 31

I am done revised, so please enjoy the chapter...

“Estira, come here for a minute.”

Estira, who was writing a treatment journal for a patient who just visited, got up from her seat at the call of her teacher, Dr. O'Malley.

Dr. O'Malley was not a particularly strict or scary teacher, but today somehow, his expression wasn't good...

Estira noticed and quietly sat down in the chair next to Dr. O'Malley.

"I heard a rough story from Jason. And it looks like you making something strange these days."

"Ah…."

No more words were needed.

Estira noticed what Dr. O'Malley was saying and tried to explain it urgently.

But Dr. O'Malley came first.

"Give up."

"Yes?."

Estira looked at the doctor.

But Dr. O'Malley only shook his head.

"I don't like it because you seem to be playing with Miss Florentia's impulses, Estira."

“Impulsive... "

"What can she know, she is just a kid who is only eight years old now. I know you are so desperate and too excited about a joke like that."

Dr. O'Malley was accusing her.

Although he did not raise his voice or expressly impressed, Estira could fully feel it.

"No, sir! Miss. Florentia is really trying to help me!"

Estira said, blinked her eyes.

It doesn't matter if he underestimates me, but I can't stand it when Miss. Florentia is spoken of like that.

"She sincerely trying to help me…."

"Hugh, Estira…"

Dr. O'Malley sighed as if the ground was fall.

In the end, there was a sound of clearing his throat.

"I understand your desperate desire to go to the academy, but not this year, just give up."

Dr. O'Malley had pushed her a second time.

"It's all for you."

'Are you really thinking about me?'

Estira bowed her head to hide her doubts about her teacher.

"Besides, I've already written a recommendation for Jason. You must have someone else to write you a recommendation letter..."

Dr. O'Malley continued to try to persuade Estira.

“Don’t be greedy. Will I write a letter of recommendation for you next year?"

Even if it was greed, there was nothing to say.

Estira bites her lower lip.

It was almost a miracle even for her who is an ordinary girl and comes from the countryside.

She got a job where she could make money while working on the medicine, and even got the chance to learn pharmacy under famous Lombardy's doctor.

So Dr. O'Malley was right.

It could be greedy to aim for a job as a researcher at the academy too.

Estira understood the criticism in the doctor's eyes.

"Teacher."

Said Estira in a quiet voice.

"I want to do as much as I can."

"Estira, even though I said this!"

"I want to live up to the expectations of Miss. Florentia, sir."

Dr. O'Malley, who was trying to push again, shut up when the name of Florentia came out.

"My lady told me I could do it. She said she would help me, and she would let me go to the academy."

Estira laughed strongly as she recalled that time.3

“As you said, she may be still a kid, but I do believe.”

She said she would make Estira's dream come true.

She did not laugh when she heard a dream that was too big for the common people never mind a woman.

Rather, she will help her, she promised to her.

Those pretty green eyes of that time were engraved in Estira's heart.

“You keep doing reckless things like this, even if I say I won't write a letter of recommendation?”

Dr. O'Malley ended up swaying.

Originally, it was a conversation meant to end soon because Estira was silent.

She was a disciple who usually speaks a little and always obeys.

He didn't know she would be stubborn like this.

If he can't beat Estira's will, his position as the doctor becomes difficult.

Yesterday, Viese Lombardy called Dr. O'Malley.

When he arrived, he thinks that it was a regular visit, But Viese and Jason's father, the president of the Plan Medical Company, sit together.

It was not surprising because he knew the relationship between the two of them, where money and friendship go hand in hand.

But when the president of the Plan Medical Company complained about Estira in front of Viese, he was truly surprised.

He didn't even think that he would have such ambitions.

The president said, “I don’t think it makes sense for such a girl to dare to ask for a doctor’s recommendation, so why don’t you throw her right away?