She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor - Chapter 94

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She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor - Chapter 94

Aurora Wood wore a smug expression, as if her husband Michael Wood’s compliment
was directed at her, “That doesn’t need saying, I saw it a long time ago.”

Michael Wood po inted helplessly at his daughter and said affectionately, “You, you’ve
finally done something right.”
Beau Harrison arrived at Michael Wood’s office as expected, and explained the situation
with Joy Ward at length.
With anger simmering in his chest, Michae l Wood asked, “You seem to be particularly
concerned about Joy Ward.”
Under Michael Wood’s sharp gaze, Beau Harrison began to sweat profusely,
immediately raising his voice to explain, “Dad, I simply don’t want any doctor in our
department to be wronged. S he did nothing wrong in this matter. If it were anyone else,
I would have helped her just as I did with Doctor Ward.”
Michael Wood snorted coldly in his heart; he hadn’t realized before that his son - in - law
was such a good actor.
...
Seeing that Michael Woo d remained silent for a long time, Beau Harrison became
somewhat flustered, raising his hand to wipe the cold sweat from his forehead, afraid
that his unease would be detected.
Beau Harrison, crumbling under the prolonged psychological stress, tentatively asked,
“Dad…”
Finally, Michael Wood spoke coldly, “Fine, I know now.”
Beau Harrison was secretly delighted, already thinking about going back to claim credit
from Joy Ward, completely oblivious to Michael Wood’s clenched and grinding teeth.
Seeing that Mic hael Wood agreed, he expressed his gratitude, “Thank you, Dad.”
The hypocritical ‘Dad’ made Michael Wood feel utterly disgusted, and he waved his
hand irritably, “Alright, go.”
Beau Harrison nodded, took a couple of steps, then turned back to look at Micha el
Wood, feeling vaguely that something was off about him, but unable to pinpoint exactly
what. Mainly, he was content that Michael Wood had agreed to help clear Joy Ward’s
name.
As soon as Beau Harrison left, Michael Wood’s face darkened instantly, “Where does
he get the gall? Blaming his surgical mistake on Hope Williams, thinking others are
fools.”
Meanwhile, in the hospital, the small figures of Luke and Willow were weaving through
the corridors.

“Brother, did you find where Mommy is?”
“Almost there.” S topping suddenly, Luke said, “Look, there’s Mommy.”
Luke, with his sharp eyes, spotted Hope Williams ahead, who was facing away from
them.
Willow’s heart leaped with joy and she ran towards Hope Williams, “Mom…”
Luke suddenly pulled Willow back, “Wait, look.”
“Bad woman?”
Joy Ward was approaching Hope Williams.
“Let’s listen to what the bad woman says to Mommy.”
Willow nodded, “Okay.”
The two little ones quickly hid themselves in a corner.
Seeing Joy Ward as if fu lly revived, Hope Williams smiled inwardly, thinking that Vice
Chancellor Wood must have agreed to speak up for her.
“Hope Williams, do you think you’ve won? It’s just one surgery, what are you so proud
of?”
Hope Williams smiled with a hook of the lips, “A m I that proud?” She deliberately
paused, adopting an indisputable demeanor, “You’ve noticed that, I’m embarrassed.”
How frustrating.
“You!” Joy Ward clenched her fists, grinding her teeth, her face twisting in anger.
Hope Williams smiled faintly, “Instead of trying to make trouble for me, you’d better
hurry and figure out how to make up for your mistake, don’t you think?”
Hope Williams indifferently moved past Joy Ward, who, furious and ashamed, grabbed
her hand, “I’m not done yet.”
Hope Williams furrowed her brows, her voice growing colder, “Then continue, I’m
leaving.”
“…This time I was careless, I will not let it go, don’t be arrogant, just wait,” Joy Ward
warned viciously.

But these warnings seemed utterly ridiculous to Hope Williams.
Hope Williams shoo k off Joy Ward’s hand and left directly, clearly unwilling to waste any
more words with her.
“The bad woman just keeps looking for trouble with Mommy every day,” Willow said,
clenching her little fists in anger.
Luke, deep in thought, didn’t speak. Willow looked at him, puzzled, “Brother, what are
you thinking?”
“It’s not a solution for the bad woman to bother Mommy every day. Mommy is already
busy with work, and she still has to be wary of that woman,” Luke said with a furrowed
brow.
“Yeah, we haven’t even settled the last incident with her.”
A faint gleam passed through Luke’s bright eyes, as if he had already thought of a plan,
“Then let’s keep her so busy she won’t have time to bother Mommy.”
Willow wholeheartedly agreed with Luke’s idea, and the two lit tle ones whispered and
plotted together, quickly coming to an agreement and immediately taking action.
Right now, Joy Ward was in turmoil, although things had taken a slight turn for the
better. However, since Hope Williams had become famous for that surge ry, with even
Elder Murphy looking at her with new respect, this posed a huge threat to Joy Ward.
Why?
Why did Hope Williams deserve such treatment when it should rightly belong to her?
As Joy Ward concocted a new plan to deal with Hope Williams, she ran i nto Willow
head - on.
There was Willow, standing in front of her with a cute round face, smiling and waving,
“Hello, Auntie, do you remember me?”
Annoyed, Joy Ward gave Willow a cursory glance, recognizing the familiar face. She
had no intention of engaging with a little brat, but then she remembered something and
her gaze fixed on Willow again.
Her eyes widened in fury, “It’s you.”
The little girl who had framed her in front of everyone that day, causing her no end of
criticism.

Joy Ward had been livid that day, and had it not been for the need to maintain her
facade of gentle and wise demeanor in front of Waylon Lewis, she would have loved to
slap the child for daring to frame her.
Now, seeing Willow, Joy Ward’s irritation intensified.
She stepped forward aggressively, saying with no warmth, “How could I forget you, you
little brat? You framed me so terribly.”