Western Heaven Hotel.
While a reasonable, advantageous, and restrained statement was being made outside, Dr. Wilson, who had gone in first, was restless and kept glancing toward the door.
"Don't worry."
With Dr. House absent, the beautiful Dr. Cameron seemed much more at ease as she smiled and reassured him.
"You don't understand..."
Dr. Wilson said uneasily, "With House's personality, running into Duncan... I can't even imagine it. He wasn't at the hospital yesterday or today. He must have gone to investigate Duncan."
"That's no big deal."
The beautiful Dr. Cameron thought highly of Adam and smiled dismissively. "They're both legends. It's inevitable that they'd be drawn to each other. Even if some conflict arises, they can just resolve it.
"Don't just see the risks. See the opportunity here."
"Opportunity?"
Dr. Wilson froze.
"Yes."
The beautiful Dr. Cameron glanced at him. "What I see is an opportunity. After you all, Dr. House has gained another new Anchor Point."
"Cameron, you..."
Dr. Wilson was astonished.
Of course, he understood what Dr. Cameron meant.
As Dr. House's longtime best friend, he had always known that House's unhappy childhood experiences with his father had left his inner world bleak. He was pessimistic about human nature and saw everything through that lens.
Of course, he was unlike Lin Daiyu, forever grieving over spring and autumn.
He used arrogance and venomous sarcasm to sharply expose the shadows of human nature hidden beneath the sun, making others ashamed, annoyed, and angry enough to start moping over life's sorrows.
If someone could refute him and slap him in the face with different facts, he would actually be delighted.
But unfortunately, his sharp eye meant that he was right most of the time.
He truly did make others miserable, but he himself had never had it much better.