The Coldest Man in the Room Melted Only for Me novel Chapter 548

"Dr. Vance is a truly wonderful person. Not only are her medical skills exceptional, but she also has a heart full of compassion. As most of you know, my depression used to be incredibly severe. I was on the brink of ending my own life. It was Dr. Vance who pulled me back from the edge of death.

She went to dance class with me, encouraged me to regain my confidence, and gave me the courage and hope to keep living. She stayed in constant contact with my husband, adjusting my treatment plan and medication dosages whenever necessary.

Now, I'm teaching as an instructor at a dance studio. She gave me a second chance at life. How can you bear to hurt such a brilliant doctor?"

Her heartfelt words brought an instant hush over the patients in the audience.

One patient timidly raised a hand and mumbled, "But she seduced her ex-husband's brother. That's a fact."

Jenna looked right at the person. "Regardless of her romantic life, it doesn't erase the fact that she is an excellent doctor. Besides, her relationships are her private business. What does that have to do with her work? And I firmly believe that a doctor with such a big heart definitely has a pure and clean soul."

She then turned to the rest of the room. "You came to this hospital to get treated, not to pry into other people's private lives. As long as she can cure your illness, she is a qualified and trustworthy doctor."

Standing by the door, Riley was moved to tears. The patients' hostility and harsh criticism had indeed brought her sorrow and disappointment, but now, she felt that everything she had done for them was worth it.

This reciprocal warmth between doctor and patient was enough to heal all her previous grievances.

Communication between patients was often more easily accepted than conversations between a doctor and a patient. Afterward, Riley entered the room and patiently explained the situation.

The meeting ended on a highly positive note. Most people let go of their prejudices and decided against switching doctors. Only a very small minority insisted on a change.