Chapter 1318: Regretfully Not Receiving Guests

Chapter 1318: Chapter 1318: Regretfully Not Receiving Guests

Henry Chapman’s face changed several times, looking as grim as a corpse.

"Well, we’re all in the same field, I understand." Sophie Wilson generously nodded with a smile.

This action made everyone around look at Henry Chapman with a peculiar gaze.

Many of them were former patients of Henry Chapman, and this time he said a hospital was harming people with incompetent doctors, and he needed people to join him in stopping it.

So naturally, they followed Henry Chapman here.

After all, if it weren’t for Henry Chapman, they wouldn’t have been able to recover, but... how could Henry use them as pawns?

"Sophie Wilson, what do you mean?" Henry Chapman didn’t want to bear the brunt of this, "Do you think I’m accusing you because we’re in the same field?"

"What else?" Sophie asked, amused, "You don’t even know what kind of doctors are employed at my hospital, yet you say they’re incompetent. I used to admire your medical skills, but now..."

She didn’t finish the sentence, but the meaning was perfectly clear.

"Sophie Wilson, you..."

"Security, please escort them out." Although Sophie Wilson used the word ’please’, her tone was so cold it sent shivers down people’s spines, and no one doubted the possibility that she might resort to force if they didn’t leave.

The journalists invited by Henry Chapman wanted to interview, but Sophie Wilson politely refused: "I just opened a hospital, simply treating people and saving lives, there’s nothing newsworthy."

Sophie Wilson’s words made the journalists shiver, reminding them that when their colleagues came to interview yesterday, the hospital’s opening was indeed a simple plaque unveiling, without any celebratory speeches.

The reporters nodded in admiration, thinking this is what a hospital should be.

A hospital is a place for treating people; what’s the need for so much publicity?

In contrast, Henry Chapman’s constant agitation seemed inferior.

The sharp gazes felt like needles on Henry Chapman’s body increased, and as those who originally followed him walked out, suddenly one person stopped.

The action was so unexpected that the person behind almost bumped into him, complaining involuntarily: "What’s your problem?"

"Just now... Mrs. Seymour said if we come here for treatment in the future... she, she... won’t accept us!" The trembling words of this person made the others abruptly stop.

Won’t accept them?

A hospital with so many experts won’t accept them?

How is this possible?

"Mrs. Seymour, you were joking, right?"

"It must be, we pay to see the doctor!"

"Yes, exactly!"

Sophie Wilson was amused by their words: "You must be joking, who doesn’t pay to see a doctor? Besides, who comes to a private hospital and is short of money?"

"No, what we mean is... if we have any problems, we would also come for treatment, please don’t refuse us." Someone said anxiously.

"Sorry, I’m a petty person, I hold grudges, so... I refuse to accept any of you." Sophie Wilson said with a smiling face, but her words chilled everyone’s hearts.

"As for these experts, please rest assured; they will continue seeing patients at the original hospital." Sophie Wilson said with a smile, "You can book their appointments at other hospitals."

Everyone’s faces turned dark; if they could book appointments at other hospitals, why would they be anxious?