Chapter: 79

Norah was confident that Gilda and Chayce could manage the Wilson family's affairs for her, her heart set on practicing medicine.

Gil, observing the exchange, chimed in, “Jamison, you're gaining a real asset in your team. Look after her. And if Norah's schedule allows, I might ask her to join me in surgeries in my department! Alright, I'll go back now."

Gil gave Norah's shoulder a friendly pat and reassured her, “If you need anything, just come find me."

These words weren't just for Norah. They were also meant for Jamison to show him how much she was valued.

Jamison briefly acknowledged Gil's departure, "Okay, hurry up and leave."

Gil grumpily tapped his nose and exited Jamison's office, hands tucked behind him.

Jamison then addressed Norah directly, "Norah."

"Yes. What's on your mind?" Norah asked.

“In this department, we uphold stringent professional standards. Regardless of your previous engagements, I expect diligent study and no slacking off here," Jamison said earnestly.

Norah responded, "I didn't come here to slack off."

Jamison waved his hand. "Actions speak louder than words. No need for assurances now. Come, let me show you around the department."

With that, he took the lead. Norah followed him.

Two doctors were seen, a man and a woman, deeply focused on their studies, enveloped in silence.

“Everyone, take a break from your work," Jamison announced, clapping to draw attention. "I'd like to introduce Dr. Wilson, the newest addition to our team. Please, let's welcome her warmly."

Jamison initiated the applause, which was soon echoed by the two doctors, casting intrigued glances at Norah.

They found themselves curious about why someone as young and attractive as Norah had chosen to work in the Cardiac Surgery Department and whether she possessed the surgical skills required.

"Hello, everyone. My name is Norah," Norah said, offering a modest nod as her introduction.

Jamison kept his words to a minimum before leaving.

One of the doctors, a good-looking man, rose to welcome Norah and gestured toward a desk across from his. “Dr. Wilson, this desk is for you."

Norah expressed her gratitude with a slight blink, “Thank you."

This doctor, appearing to be in his late twenties with sharp features, exuded a mix of timidity and kindness.

It was his first encounter with a colleague of Norah's allure. He rubbed his head awkwardly, saying, "Don't mention it. We're now colleagues. My name's Baylor Padilla. If you need anything or have questions, just let me know."

“sure." After expressing her gratitude, Norah quickly organized her new workspace and turned on the computer.

Given it was her initial day, she began by acquainting herself with the Cardiac Surgery Department's guidelines, standard operating procedures, and patient profiles at Silver Boulder Private Hospital.