She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor - Chapter 50

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She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor - Chapter 50

“Hope, did you know, Joy Ward got hospitalized.”
Initially tense, Hope Williams’ face relaxed, thinking it was a patient emergency, but it
turned out to be just this. What did Joy Ward have to do with her? Hope nonchalantly
picked up a bottle of water, drank from it, and casually hummed in acknowledgment .

“Hope, and I heard that as soon as that woman woke up, she sobbed non - stop. The
nurses around her have been talking about it, but who knows what happened.”
“What does whatever happened to her have to do with us?”
“Hope, how can you be so indifferent abou t that woman getting what she deserved? I
say it’s karma.”
Yesterday everything was fine, and today she’s hospitalized? Based on her
understanding of Joy Ward, it was most likely an act.
It’s none of her concern anyway, “…I’m not interested in her problems .”
“You really are indifferent, Hope. Then let me ask you a question about yourself.”
“Hmm, ask,” Hope nodded.
“What’s your relationship with Doctor Myers? I feel like there’s something special
between you,” Aurora Wood inquired with a face full of curiosi ty.
Hope paused, pursed her lips, and looked at Aurora Wood seriously. Under the gaze of
those beautiful and commanding eyes, Aurora shivered unconsciously.
“Hope, why are you looking at me like that?”
“Aurora.” Hope called her with deep seriousness.
Aurora Wood froze, not knowing how to respond, “Ah?”
Hope tapped on Aurora’s forehead lightly, “You seem to have a lot of free time.”
“Later, during rounds, you can join,” said Hope before getting up to leave.
“…”
In the inpatient department.
There were fi ve doctors making rounds together. Hope stoically walked in front, with an
authoritative stride, flipping through the patient’s charts and fluently responding to
questions from several doctors.
“The recovery’s going well, but you must take your medication on time. Later, Doctor
Wood will take you for a check - up, and if everything looks good, you can go home to
recover,” Hope concluded the briefing with a serene smile. She closed the patient’s
chart, walked out of the ward, and proceeded to the next one.

“Li ttle Hope.”
Just as she exited the door, a deep magnetic voice called out from behind.
Hope turned to see Benjamin Myers approaching gracefully, “Are you doing rounds?”
“Mhm, what about you? Isn’t your department busy?”
“It’s all right. I just finished sur gery. They told me you were doing rounds, so I came to
see you.”
“To see me? Is something the matter?”
Benjamin Myers, holding a bottle of medicinal alcohol in his slender, fair hand and
arching his brows slightly, handed it to Hope, “I knew you wouldn’t r emember to apply
the medicine.”
Only then did Hope remember the wound on her arm. Suddenly, her wrist felt warm,
seized by the man’s large hand as Benjamin Myers placed the bottle in Hope’s palm.
“Being a doctor yourself, don’t you know that not applying m edicine properly can slow
the healing?” he chided gently.
“…” Hope stared at Benjamin Myers, momentarily stunned.
Benjamin Myers, noticing Hope’s expression, couldn’t help but gently tousle her soft
hair, “What’s wrong? Why are you looking at me like that? ”
Hope, startled by Benjamin’s affectionate gesture, shrank back slightly. The words
Willow had inadvertently mentioned floated through her mind: because Uncle Benjamin
likes Mommy.
“Cough…” The thought itself startled Hope.
As her mind raced, she unconsci ously shook her head.
Impossible, such a ridiculous thought.
When Benjamin Myers heard Hope cough and noticed her flushed face, he asked with
concern, “Little Hope, are you feeling unwell?”
Hope snapped back to reality, suddenly remembering Benjamin Myers mentioning he
had someone he liked, so his feelings for her must only be that of an elder brother to a
younger sister.

Besides, Benjamin Myers had always been genteel and amiable to everyone; she was
just overthinking it.
Hope quickly regained composure an d answered with a relaxed smile, “No, thank you.”
Relieved she was alright, Benjamin Myers relaxed.
Aurora Wood, standing to the side, couldn’t help but click her tongue, “Oh my, are you
two showing off your love in public now?”
“Aurora, don’t talk nonsense.” Maybe because she hadn’t fully recovered from her own
thoughts, Hope’s voice inadvertently rose sharply at Aurora’s comment.
Aurora Wood was caught off guard by Hope’s intense reaction, but Benjamin Myers’
look at Hope was ha rd to misinterpret. His gaze was tender and doting, as if she was
the only one in his eyes, not leaving room for anyone else. Aurora felt overwhelmed,
just like watching a romantic TV drama.
It wasn’t just Aurora who was engrossed. Many nurses, doctors, an d even patients and
their families couldn’t help but take a second glance at the attractive pair.
The whispers among the nurses couldn’t help but carry a hint of jealousy, “Look, it’s
Doctor Myers and Doctor Williams. What a handsome couple they make, don’ t they?”
“How can they be a match? Our Doctor Myers is so handsome. How could a woman
with impure intentions like Doctor Williams deserve him? She must have bewitched our
Doctor Myers.”
“Exactly, how could Doctor Williams ever be worthy of Doctor Myers? He ’s the pride of
the medical world, so handsome and gentle. The last time he spoke to me, I felt like
Doctor Myers was the gentlest man in the world, without equal.”
“Not to mention, I heard Doctor Myers comes from a good family, a young master of
nobility, rich and handsome with excellent medical skills. Where can you find a man like
that?”
Amidst the rustling gossip, Hope felt the weight of the gazes upon her, as if she had
accumulated ten thousand tons of resentment.
Benjamin Myers was indeed charming; ha ndsome, with a gentle and genteel demeanor,
a perfect gentleman, and a skilled doctor. From his first day at work, he became the idol
of all the female staff in the hospital.
Because of the support Benjamin Myers showed for her at the conference, Hope, too ,
became a focus of hospital gossip.

Hope shook her head with resignation.
“Benjamin, I think we should keep our distance while at the hospital.”