Everyday Adventures in a TV Series
Chapter 214

Bad News

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On the phone.

"She didn't ask you out for drinks before, did she?"

Adam couldn't help but complain.

"We've made plans together."

Juno said in a low voice, "But I brought Karen with me."

"Are you being taken along, or are you being taken along?"

Adam joked.

Is there any difference?

Juno laughed.

Adam thought of how docile Karen was with Juno, pursed his lips, and said no more.

"Speaking of which, Meredith is your schoolmate."

Juno casually remarked, "She also graduated from Columbia University, I think she was two years ahead of you."

"Oh?"

Adam frowned and said, "Then how come I don't know her?"

The female lead is usually very beautiful, and judging from Juno's behavior, she must be quite famous at Columbia University, so Adam couldn't possibly not know her.

"Perhaps she doesn't fit your aesthetic?"

Juno joked, "Her looks and figure are far inferior to Heather's, but her voice is very unique."

"How is it special?"

Adam got excited as soon as he heard this.

Is it someone at the voice actor level?

Then wouldn't her boyfriend be able to write that my girlfriend is a voice actress?

While good looks and physique are indeed Adam's biggest considerations when making friends, sometimes a good voice is also a big plus.

The lingering sound resonated for three days.

Those who know, know.

"Very magnetic, unique."

Juno sighed.

"I'd like to hear what makes it so special if I have the chance."

Adam laughed.

"There is a chance."

Juno added playfully, "This is another thing I want to tell you: her mother, Alice Grey, worked at New York University Medical Center for a long time."

Her current Chief of Surgery is a good friend of her mother's. After she graduates, there's a high chance she'll become a resident at New York University Medical Center. Surprising, isn't it?

"Son of the bitch!"

Adam couldn't help but swear.

"Hahaha."

Juno immediately burst into laughter.

"Are you kidding me?"

Adam pressed for an answer.

"Of course not."

Juno laughed and said, "Back then, in order to get her to talk, I drank two bottles of whiskey with her. These were the truths she told after drinking. And relatively speaking, she's quite naive, so they probably weren't lying."

Why are you trying to get information out of her?

Adam was in great pain from his toothache, and he had already come to believe it.

He was able to choose Columbia University Medical School because of his Attending Physician, Leonard, and then prepare to become a resident at New York University Medical Center.

Would Meredith waste the resources of her mother's best friend, the Chief of Surgery?

Nobody's a fool. When it comes to using connections and backdoors, United States are just as good as anyone else.

"They're classmates, and also formidable rivals. It's never a bad thing to learn more about them."

Juno said it casually.

"I have a very bad feeling."

Adam said with a headache, "Meredith will most likely come. She's doing residency training at New York University Medical Center in the same year as me. Cristina Young and Ben Campbell are also very likely to come."

"Maybe."

Juno joked, "Cristina and Meredith are best friends now. If Meredith goes to New York, Cristina might go too."

Adam's lips twitched.

Although I vaguely remember that the hospital where Grey's Anatomy in my previous life was in Seattle, this is a mixed world of American TV series and movies, and many things have changed.

Seattle is so remote, it can't compare to the location of New York Center of American TV Show Multiverse.

Moreover, although he didn't want to boast, he was a transmigrator with cheat codes, a definite protagonist-centric figure.

It's perfectly normal for everyone to flock to him and for the earth to revolve around him.

But he didn't want to.

Meredith's background is so impressive, it's comparable to Steven Murphy's.

After all, a local official is more powerful than a distant one.

The Chief of Surgery is incredibly powerful.

With a slight smirk, a lot of resources quietly flowed towards Meredith.

Making mistakes is okay, we'll just smooth things over.

Moreover, her pants were so loose, and aside from her looks and figure, her voice was also very distinctive. The female lead's aura was absolutely strong.

If they could get another attending Attending Physician, it would definitely squeeze a lot of resources out of Adam and his team.

And then there's Cristina Young, who's so young yet already aiming for two doctoral degrees, and hooking up with a top medical professor as soon as she entered medical school. If she came along too, her fighting power would definitely be no less than Grey's.

Compared to them, Alice and the Iliad are simply no match.

Although Alice transformed Steven and William into her wings, she was still limited by girlish methods and did not lower herself to flirt with the elderly professor because she was too focused on looks.

Otherwise, given Steven Murphy's family wealth, William would have been out of the picture long ago.

The reason they have such wings is simply because William is handsome, while Steven is of average appearance.

Not to mention Iliad, he was a complete weakling, with only a slightly stronger desire to win than the average person. He was not considered outstanding among medical students, otherwise he wouldn't have followed Adam from the start.

William is handsome and resourceful, but since meeting Alice, he's become hesitant and restrained in these matters.

Steven Murphy doesn't have to do anything; the professors take care of him. However, he is too proud and wants to compete fairly with Adam, winning the opportunity through his own strength.

And then, that was it.

Based on sheer strength, Adam completely outclasses him.

Therefore, among the 108 medical students in Columbia University's Class of 1995, Adam consistently held an absolute advantage, which greatly boosted Leonard's reputation, and he had reason to promote Adam more.

In the United States, in any industry, it's important to become famous early, as fame sometimes represents everything.

What's the difference between a renowned doctor and an ordinary doctor?

First of all, it's just a name.

It's definitely worthwhile to first establish a reputation as a genius student in the New York medical community.

Adam was initially pleased that there was "no one who can fight," but now it seems that Leonard's most hated "superstar" has already set his sights on him.

Not to mention, people change.

Steven Murphy's current arrogance doesn't mean he'll remain arrogant in the future.

Alice be judging by looks now, but that doesn't mean she'll still be judging by looks in the future.

William's current constraints do not mean he will remain so in the future.

And then there's his little follower, Iliad. They'll all grow up eventually, and once they do, they'll become formidable rivals to Adam.

If you count them this way, there are already six or seven.

God knows how much more he doesn't know.

This is really bad.

Adam had a premonition that a fierce battle would ensue at New York University Medical Center in the future.

Leonard only had three persuaders back then, and that took so long.

Adam may face twice as many difficulties in the future.

Fortunately, he had a stroke of luck and had booked Leonard as his Attending Physician in advance; otherwise, he would have really had to consider changing hospitals for his internship after graduation.

But that's just wishful thinking. If it really is a protagonist-centric effect, he can't escape it no matter where he is.

P. S.: Not sure if this is true...

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