She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor - Chapter 34

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She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor - Chapter 34

Benjamin Myers’s voice was calm yet full of momentum, making Valentina River shiver
uncontrollably. Under everyone’s gaze, she bowed her head fiercely, not daring to look
up at Benjamin Myers.
She felt as if her face had been slapped twice, burning with pain.
At this moment, she just wanted to escape from this embarrassing situation quickly.
“I… I’m sorry, Doctor Williams, it was my fault. I shouldn’t have spoken carelessly.”
Valentina River quickly finishe d speaking and sat down, feeling as if she had lost all her
face for life, cursing Hope Williams for her disgrace.

Benjamin Myers actually defended Hope Williams… Joy Ward furiously fiddled with her
lab coat.
“I’m sorry, Director, for taking up your time. Please, continue.”
“It’s fine, take a seat.” Director Woods wasn’t displeased and nodded to indicate
Benjamin Myers to take a seat.
Benjamin Myers nodded, ignoring the surprise of others, and sat down next to the
vacant seat beside Hope Williams, his dark eyes filled with a gentle smile as he looked
at her.
Joy Ward and Valentina River turned pale, and upon turning around, they saw the
incomparably handsome man sitting beside Hope Williams, sharing a smile with her.
Benjamin Myers was clearly there for Hope Williams.
What was so special about her?
Why would such a remarkable man choose someone so dirty and shameless?
Director Woods looked deeply at Benjamin Myers and Hope Williams, seemingly
understanding something, raised his eyebrow with a smile, and then continued the
meeting, “Next, please report on your work this month…”
After the morning meeting ended, Hope Williams walked out of the meeting room with
Aurora Wood, only to see Joy Ward and Valentina River escaping in disarray.
Aurora couldn’t help but la ugh out loud, “They had it coming.”
“Little Hope.” A clear and gentle voice called out.
Hope Williams turned around and saw Benjamin Myers standing behind her. Aurora
Wood, perceptive as ever, looked at Hope with a knowing smile, “Well, Hope, I’ll leave
yo u two to chat. I need to check on a few patients, so I won’t join you for lunch.”
“Alright.”
Benjamin Myers nodded meaningfully to Aurora, his gentlemanly, jade - like demeanor
causing Aurora’s face to flush with a hint of blush.
“Shall we have lunch togethe r? And, Little Hope, if you have time, could you show me
around the hospital?”
Hope Williams smiled gently, “Of course, let’s go.”

Benjamin Myers watched her smile, his eyes briefly flickering, a soft smile mixed with a
touch of adoration.
“Thank you for s tepping in earlier.”
“Stop calling me senior; just Benjamin is fine.”
Hope Williams smiled lightly, “Alright.”
“By the way, how has the master been recently?”
“He’s been enjoying his walks and fishing, just always talking about you. He’s worried
you might be taken advantage of now that you’re back in the country and have no one
to support you, always mentioning you and missing those two little troublemakers, Luk e
and Willow. Honestly, you three are the apple of his eye. If he were ten years younger,
he’d surely fly over and drag you back.”
Hope Williams’s fine brows furrowed, and her eyelids lowered, a hint of apology passing
through her pupils.
“I’ve made him wo rry. I’ve been so busy lately that I forgot to call him to report my
safety. I’ll be sure to apologize personally when I go back.”
“He dotes on you the most; he won’t blame you…”
Suddenly, a nurse hurried over, “Doctor Williams, there’s trouble! The patien t in bed 306
has had a sudden turn, and we’ve had to move the surgery to this noon. They are
already in the operating room.”
“What? Okay, I’ll be right there.” Hope Williams’s expression was urgent, and she was
already running towards the operating room, h urriedly saying to Benjamin Myers,
“Sorry, Benjamin, I can’t have lunch with you now. I’ll treat you to dinner. I have to go
now…”
Benjamin Myers, understanding the urgency, immediately nodded, “Okay, go ahead.”
Meanwhile, in the Lewis Clan Group.
In the u nderstatedly luxurious conference room, the atmosphere was particularly
oppressive and somber.
All the senior executives were sweating profusely, not daring to breathe too loudly,
heads bowed low, continuously checking their reports for any minor errors.
A fter the Head of Administration had finished his report, he stood there, extremely
nervous, waiting for the big boss to speak.

After a long time, soaked in sweat and legs trembling, he cautiously lifted his eyelids to
glance at the man in the main seat.
Th e man in the main seat, leaning back in his chair, tapped the table intermittently with
his slender fingers, the watch on his wrist glinting coldly.
His deep eyes stared into the distance, lost in thought.
Thomas Hughes could not fathom what was on Waylon Lewis’s mind at that moment.
Having worked alongside Waylon Lewis for many years, it was the first time he had
seen him distracted during a meeting.