Medical Center.
"What?"
When Meredith learned that Becca had been promoted from assistant to the assistant who followed someone around, she had thought she had a chance. Instead, she heard news that left her both shocked and speechless.
"You're not joking, are you?"
"What's funny about it?"
Becca was very surprised.
"My mother, Alice Grey, does meet the qualifications to serve as a judge on the panel."
Meredith complained, "But she's an Alzheimer's Disease patient now!"
"Has her professionalism been affected?"
Becca smiled. "Has her professional judgment been affected?"
"...No."
Meredith smiled bitterly. She understood what Becca meant.
"What the panel needs is sufficient professional judgment."
Becca flashed a mouthful of small white teeth. "But what matters most is impartiality.
"Dr. Alice Grey is a legendary doctor. Her professionalism and judgment are beyond question.
"Although she has Alzheimer's Disease, that is precisely one of her advantages.
"She doesn't need to favor anyone, nor will she... unless, of course, you get nominated, Meredith..."
"..."
Meredith's face darkened.
She had now completely lost interest in the Adam Duncan Medical Award.
Originally, she had thought that if she could become the organizer of the Adam Duncan Medical Award and bring it to its peak, perhaps she could make her mother see her in a new light by taking a roundabout route.
But now, not only had she failed to get the position, her mother with Alzheimer's Disease had directly become an expert judge for the Adam Duncan Medical Award, able to influence the winners directly.
What was even the point of this?
And the worst part was, what Becca said made perfect sense.
Her mother really was her nightmare.
Even with Alzheimer's Disease, she was still the same.
"Becca, besides Alice Grey, who else is on the judging panel?"
Cristina asked with an