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    Sean murmured to himself, “Susanna, I know you’ll get better. You promised to travel the world after you recover and help me and Norah take care of our baby. Don’t give up. Stay strong for us.”


    Phillip stood behind him, feeling equally heartbroken.


    In the past, Susanna would talk to him cheerfully and smile. But this time, she didn’t respond. She was like a lifeless doll, refusing to talk to anyone— not even Phillip or Sean.


    However, Phillip strongly believed she would recover soon.


    “Dr. Wilson, over here.”


    The director wasted no time, his tone stern as heid down the new rule.


    “Visiting doctors are forbidden from having patient contact. You are to observe and learn from the nurses and doctors from now on.”


    Norah’s frustration grew. She had sessfully performed emergency surgery on her own in the past, but now she wasn’t even allowed to speak with patients. Something felt off.


    “This is a higher directive, right? From Concord Hospital’s management?” she asked, her voice firm.


    The director, tight-lipped, nodded. “All doctors hereply. Today, you’ll work in the Triage Area.”


    Without further exnation, he hurried away.


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    Meanwhile, Toby was conveying the same message to Baylor.


    “It was Korbin Ramsey’s fault. He warned that visiting doctors, from other hospitals, carry Concord Hospital’s responsibility. But what’s the point of this exchange if they can’t practice?”


    Baylor, though surprised, started to piece things together as soon as Korbin’s name was mentioned.


    “Dr. kely, haven’t you heard the gossip? Dr. Ramsey’s been pestering Dr. Wilson for a date, but she’s not interested,” Baylor casually added, though he was actually revealing more than he realized.


    “Is this new rule perhaps Dr. Ramsey’s way of retaliating against Dr. Wilson for her refusal?”


    Toby clenched his jaw, fury simmering inside him. “Right, keep this to yourself. No more loose talk.”


    Alone, Toby stewed in his anger. The hospital was not Korbin’s personal hunting ground! He flirted with impunity and turned vindictive when rejected. The thought of reporting Korbin to the hospital president was tempting.


    Norah was a talented cardiac surgeon, and Korbin’s petty jealousy shouldn’t be allowed to hindermunication between the hospitals.


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