Los Angeles.
St. Bonaventure Hospital of San Jose.
Chief of Surgery's Office.
"Adam, did you see that?"
Dr. Glassman pointed at the television screen and said excitedly, "This is Shaun. This is what he can do.
"Other than you, who else has such extraordinary thinking? Who could improvise a one-way valve on the spot with such rudimentary conditions to save someone?"
"Not a bad idea."
Adam watched as the handsome young Shaun Murphy sterilized with liquor, then used a bottle and tubing to make a one-way valve that released gas leaking from the patient's body while preventing air from entering. He nodded slightly.
"..."
Dr. Glassman's passionate mood abruptly stalled.
Right.
In front of Adam, no matter how outstanding a performance was, it somehow seemed ordinary.
"Let's go wait for the ambulance outside the ER."
Adam rose with a smile.
"Okay."
Dr. Glassman was also eager to see his adopted son and introduce him to a great mentor.
Outside the ER.
"Director, you're here."
Violet walked over with a smile.
"Dr. Evegarden."
Dr. Glassman looked at Adam's newest apprentice. Seeing her confident presence, he could not help but sigh.
"Following Adam from the East Coast to the West Coast was truly a wise choice."
"As long as I'm following Dr. Duncan, it's the same wherever I go."
Violet smiled. "How is the Medical Center doing?"
"Sigh."
Dr. Glassman sighed again. "Not well..."
Adam looked over as well.
Although he knew what had recently happened at the Medical Center, he also wanted to hear the former director's perspective. What exactly had happened to the Medical Center?
"The board only knows how to shirk responsibility and refuses to invest any more."
Dr. Glassman said, "Now, Dr. Shepherd and the other doctors who received massive compensation from the hospital, together with Dr. Carter,