He Finally Noticed Me Right When I Was Leaving novel Chapter 112

At that, Lana shot Pierce a withering glare.

These corporate billionaires were just pure evil!

Shoving their incompetent connections into other industries just meant a heavier workload for the rest of the staff.

But shoving them into healthcare? That cost lives!

"I mean, sure, heart attacks are sudden, and Mrs. Higgins had been doing fine, so no one saw it coming. But for her to just die like that... how is her daughter supposed to accept this?"

Seraphina didn't know what to say.

After being a doctor for so many years, she was no longer surprised by death.

Most of the patients in cardiology were elderly. In the beginning, whenever she heard that a sweet old patient had passed away, she would be depressed for days.

But gradually, even the heartbreak had dulled.

Sometimes, Seraphina thought that choosing medicine was God's way of saving her. It exposed her to the full spectrum of human warmth and coldness, showing her the worst of human nature, wrapping her heart in thick, protective calluses.

It was the only way she had the emotional fortitude to save herself when she faced Pierce's absolute cruelty later on.

Pierce stood up. "You two talk. I'm going out for some air."

As soon as the door closed behind him, Lana winked at Seraphina. "He's definitely going to try and bail her out!"

Seraphina couldn't care less. "Let him."

"Doc, this is a literal wrongful death case! He might be some big-shot businessman, but can he really just make something like this go away?"

Seraphina didn't know.

And she didn't want to know.

"Doc, with you injured like this, is the divorce going to be put on hold again?"

"I..."

"We are not getting a divorce," Pierce's deep voice suddenly cut through the room as he pushed the door open again. "Carry on."

With a sharp click, the door shut once more.

Lana was dumbfounded. "What kind of supersonic hearing does he have?"

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