GoodReadChapter 274 I didn't go to the lunch because Lena had already made plans with me.
She mentioned that her senior from college was coming to their hospital as a guest lecturer. She'd talked to him and set up a meeting to discuss Yuna's treatment plan. "Then I'll bring Hayden along." I said. Since Yuna was his sister, it made sense for him to be there and hear everything firsthand.
After a all, the final call on whether to go through with the surgery would be his.
Lena hesitated, and I could tell something was off. "Is there a problem? Is it inconvenient?" "It's better if you calone. He's only got a short break, and we'll have to keep it brief," Lena explained.
Follow on NovᴇlEnglish.nᴇtI went to the hospital alone with Yuna's medical records. Lena was waiting forand, after skimming through the documents, she ledtoward the lecture hall.
As we walked, she filledin. "He's super busy. After the lecture, he's got a packed schedule, so you'll probably only get four or five minutes with him." I raised an eyebrow. "That busy? Is he, like, the President or something?" Lena laughed and played along. "Basically! He's an internationally renowned professor now. The only reason he's even here is probably because the hospital administration's been praying for a miracle, or maybe one of the directors pulled sserious strings." I glanced over at Lena and noticed a flicker of sadness in her eyes. She was amazing in her own right, but compared to the senior she admired, her accomplishments probably felt small in comparison.
Maybe that's why she'd been holding onto this one-sided crush for so long.
Love is about being with someone who matches you, but it's also about walking alongside each other as equals. "Have you met him privately?" I asked, still curious.
"No, he's always busy. And if I'd already met him, I wouldn't be dragging you along now," Lena said, nudging me. "Like I said, he's this big-shot professor, always with an assistant in tow, and his calendar's packed." I got it. It wasn't that she didn't want to see him; she just never had the chance.
"You've got his personal contact, right? Why not give it a shot?" I suggested.
Lena didn't reply, just glanced away. By then, we'd reached the lecture hall, where a huge electronic screen announced: [Welcome, Professor Nate Neumann] We stepped inside, and the place was packed. On stage was a young, handsguy with rimless. glasses, speaking with confidence.
Chapter 224 That had to be Nate Neumann.
+25 BONUS His lecture was clear and to the point, and his voice was smooth, like he was made for TV or raThe white coat he wore caught the spotlights, making him look almost otherworldly.
Doctors really do have that aura, saving lives and all.
Follow on Novᴇl-Onlinᴇ.cᴏmNo wonder Lena kept him in her heart all this time, never letting anyone else take his place.
The lecture hall was packed, with people even crammed into the aisles. Since Lena and I got there late, we had no choice but to stand at the back and listen.
But maybe I was imagining things-when we walked in, it seemed like Nate glanced right at us.
"He's looking at you," I whispered, nudging Lena.
"He's looking at the audience. Don't overthink it," she said, brushing it off.
Nate's lecture wrapped up an hour later. My back was killingfram r standing solong, but Lena looked totally unfazed.
I guess she would be. She was a doctor, used to standing for hours in surgeries, sometimes even ten or more. One hour was nothing for her.
But I was struggling. I wasn't used to standing this long, and after last night's. activities with Hayden, I was sore and my legs felt like jelly. I stretched my aching back and glanced at Nate, now surrounded by people near the stage. "He's quite the speaker." After a pause, I added, "And he's really good at it too." Today's Bonus Offer
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