Chapter 23 Her Goal

• “Mr. Schmidt, I’m glad to be able to help you today.” When Cora came to the private room, there were many people, and a woman was pouring wine for the leaders in the hospital. That woman’s name was Lisha Wilson, and like Cora, she was an intern doctor at the First Hospital. Her professional knowledge was not good, and she often made trouble in the hospital. Erik would help her deal with the problem every time and then scold her. But Lisha didn’t care at all. Anyway, she never thought of doing such a hard and tiring job. She wanted to rely on this noble job to hook up with a wealthy man and become a rich lady in the future. Lisha said, “Cora, this is Mr. Schmidt in our hospital, who is responsible for the introduction of medical equipment.”
• When she saw Cora enter the room, she was a little surprised at first, but when she thought about the current situation of the Lane family, she understood Cora’s motive for getting a wealthy man. So, she introduced Cora enthusiastically. They were both here to hook up with a wealthy man, and they were equal. “Mr. Schmidt.” Cora didn’t like Elwood’s overly greedy gaze on her, but she still greeted him politely. However, Elwood held on to her hand and said, “Dr. Lane, it’s a pleasure to meet you. If you encounter any difficulties in the hospital, please tell me.” He held Cora’s hand so tightly that she spent a long time without pulling it out. During the stalemate, the door was pushed open.
• The man who entered first surprised the people present in an instant, and even Lisha stared blankly at the noble and cold man walking slowly. “Mr. Hansen.” The leaders got up one after another, and Elwood also quickly shook off Cora’s hand and came forward to receive him and flatter him. He said, “Mr. Hansen, I didn’t expect you to come here in person for this cooperation. We would have gone to receive you if we knew it.” Cora was still flustered because she had been grabbed by Elwood just now, and she didn’t raise her head in astonishment until she heard “Mr. Hansen." Byron, who was noble and graceful, sat on the main seat under the flattery of several hospital leaders.