Reborn as Mr.CEO’s Fat Wife
Chapter 502: She is an Ancestor You Can’t Afford to Offend

Chapter 502: Chapter 502: She is an Ancestor You Can’t Afford to Offend

Abigail Green glanced at the other person indifferently, then walked out of the delivery room.

"You..." The female doctor had never seen such an arrogant intern before.

"Tch!" The others followed Abigail’s pace, and gave a "tch" sound toward the female doctor.

The female doctor was furious, but found that her colleagues in the other delivery rooms not only didn’t help her, but instead looked at her with disgust, then each continued with their own work.

The nurse placed the baby in the mother’s arms and wheeled her to the observation room.

The female doctor’s face changed several times, and she looked at the director with dissatisfaction. "Director, they are too arrogant."

The director in charge of Abigail looked at the female doctor, then at the group walking away. For a moment, he didn’t know what to do. Just then, his phone rang. Seeing that it was a call from upstairs, he quickly answered it. After a brief conversation, his face changed slightly. Hanging up, he looked at the female doctor with a complex expression. "You are fired."

"What?" The female doctor, still wanting to seek "justice," looked at the director in disbelief, then angrily questioned, "Why? I didn’t do anything wrong. Why fire me?"

"I’d like to know too." The director tossed out this sentence and then jogged to catch up with Abigail and the others. He now understood that these people were not to be messed with.

The female doctor stood there dumbfounded, unable to understand why.

Lena Locke and the others left the delivery room, each more excited than the last. Only Abigail sat quietly by the side.

Sophie Hope saw her pale face, "Are you okay?"

"Very good." Abigail nodded, feeling better than ever.

"Abigail, you were fantastic!" Lena Locke exclaimed as she pounced on her.

Abigail moved to the side to avoid Lena touching the blood on her. "Dirty."

"I don’t mind!" Lena didn’t care. She stepped forward and hugged Abigail, her eyes shining as she looked at her.

Ralf Harvey gave a thumbs up. "Abigail was too cool!"

Sophie and Davis Hudson didn’t speak, but their eyes said everything.

However, Abigail’s mood was not as relaxed as theirs. She looked at them, "You all saw today, medicine is different from other professions, it’s related to human lives. Your negligence could cost someone their life and destroy a family. So think carefully again if you really want to study medicine."

Abigail’s words made everyone fall silent.

They had various reasons for studying medicine, but only Wilson Jasper genuinely wanted to save lives. The others were either there by accident or for fun. Abigail needed them to seriously consider this issue.

Respecting the profession of a doctor and revering life are more important than superb medical skills.

Seeing that they were all silent, Abigail didn’t push them to decide immediately. She looked at her dirty sterile suit, shook herself uncomfortably, and said, "Tell me your decision when you’re ready. I’m going to change clothes."

With that, Abigail went to the changing room.

When she came out, they were already waiting for her.

Abigail raised an eyebrow and looked at them.

"We’ve decided. We want to be the best doctors." Lena Locke said, clenching her small fists.

"Hmm?" Abigail looked at the others.

"So do we." Wilson and Ralf answered firmly.

Sophie nodded.

Davis shrugged slovenly, "If they can do it, so can I."

Abigail’s lips curled into a faint smile, "Then let’s start by winning the college medical skills competition."

"Okay!" Five voices responded in unison.

Abigail extended her hand, and the others followed, placing their hands on hers. "Let’s do our best together!"

"Let’s do it!"

This passionate shout made Abigail truly feel the surge of youth.

In the days that followed, Abigail noticed a real change in everyone.

Whether it was in anatomy class, hospital internships, or daily life, they had entered combat mode.

In the middle of it, Abigail took everyone to visit her grandfather, who explained some knowledge about traditional Flowery medicine and how to integrate it with Western medicine.

October arrived in the blink of an eye.

After a month of synchronized theoretical and practical training, Lena and the others were ready and eager for a great battle.

It was at this time that Duncan Symons and Celia Agatha’s group announced that Bertha Swift would join them.

As soon as this news was posted on the forum, the whole school was abuzz.

Because with Bertha Swift’s qualifications, there was no need for her to participate in the college medical skills competition. Just a few months ago, she had won a personal silver award in an international medical competition.

And the national college medical skills competition had no practical significance for her personally. Many people began to speculate on the reason for Bertha’s sudden participation.

The forum was full of various opinions. However, the two most popular theories were that Bertha was participating to help her cousin, Celia, or that she wanted to intern in Jeffrey Foster’s research lab.

Jeffrey’s reward for his classmates spread quickly through the school after being announced. Many sighed that Jeffrey’s class must have saved the galaxy to have him as their homeroom teacher.

But everyone also thought that while Jeffrey’s encouragement was good, it didn’t have much practical significance.

Because, of the three groups from Class 02, only Duncan and Celia’s group had some strength. The other two groups, especially the one with Wilson, Ralf, and Davis, were simply laughed at.

No one thought that Class 02’s three groups could actually place in the competition.

But Bertha’s participation changed everything, even giving them a chance to win.

Consequently, the discussion about the competition increased significantly.

The forum even started a betting pool, wagering on who would win. Apart from betting on which medical school might produce the champion, there were also bets on the groups.

Of course, Bertha’s group was heavily favored.

Almost all the students bet on their medical school to win, with ninety-seven percent betting on Bertha, Duncan, and Celia’s group to come out on top.

As for the other groups, support was negligible.

Lena was very displeased when she saw this betting pool because their group wasn’t even listed as a contender.

This made the few of them, who lived each day full of enthusiasm, very unhappy. And Lena was a girl of action; she replied under the hot post, "I bet on Abigail Green, Sophie Hope, Lena Locke, Wilson Jasper, Ralf Harvey, and Davis Hudson’s group to win and added a thousand coins."

After posting, she snorted angrily.

Unexpectedly, within thirty minutes, her comment became a hot topic. But it wasn’t praised; it was mocked.

Lena looked at the replies below, so angry she could explode. "A bunch of blind people. Why do they say we are a joke? Abigail, Sophie, don’t you think they’re infuriating?"

She handed her phone to Abigail, who gave it a light glance. "Why get angry over this?"

"Why not? They say we’re a trash combo and that we won’t even pass the preliminaries!" Lena was indignant.

"Are we?" Abigail asked with a smile.

"Of course not. We’re amazing." Lena answered proudly. After a month of hard practice, each of their medical skills had greatly improved.

"Then prove it to them."

"Absolutely!"

This time, not just Lena, but the others were also filled with a fighting spirit.

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