Medical Center.
"Adam, do me a favor."
The Chief of Surgery approached Adam again.
"Of course."
Adam smiled helplessly. "As long as it's something I can do."
Ever since the new viral serum treatment for Malignant Glioma had achieved a breakthrough success on the third Cinderella, shaking the entire medical world...
The Chief of Surgery had frequently appeared around Adam out of nowhere.
Every now and then, he would make all sorts of requests.
His attitude was beyond reproach.
Whenever Adam refused, he would immediately disappear without another word.
Still, it made Adam feel somewhat awkward.
Constantly turning people down—especially a decent superior—always made him feel a little uncomfortable.
"You can do it."
The Chief of Surgery smiled ingratiatingly. "Dr. Dixon is coming today to perform a heart operation. I hope you can act as our public representative, show her our hospital's strength and sincerity, and convince her to stay."
"Dr. Dixon?"
Adam paused. "The renowned Cardiothoracic Surgery specialist, Dr. Dixon?"
"Yes, her."
The Chief of Surgery cautiously glanced at Adam before choosing his words carefully. "As you become more and more successful, Adam, our hospital's reputation has risen with you. We have a chance to compete for the title of the top Teaching Hospital.
You know how medical resources have a siphoning effect.
Once we reach the top, patients of every kind will come flooding in.
We need to prepare in advance.
Leonard had heart surgery and is still recuperating. Even after he returns, he won't be able to work as tirelessly as before.
Not to mention that the workload will only grow heavier afterward.
Although you lean toward Cardiothoracic Surgery, you're more like Dr. House—a prodigy in every field.
Cardiothoracic Surgery, emergency medicine, neurosurgery, orthopedics, pediatrics, even urology—you're interested in all of them.
And the key is, you