I am the King

Chapter 10

Edison looked at Vincent with an arrogant expression, thinking that he was just bluffing.

But Vincent was thinking about something else. Since returning to M City, Vincent had seen too many fools. If it weren't for his daughter's surgery, he would really like to see the performance of these two stupid men, but he didn't have much patience then.

Just as he wanted to order Galahad to throw these two men out, he saw a fat man with a belly so big that it almost burst out from the buttons coming over, and a large group of security personnel following behind him.

The fat man walked up to Edison and said with a hint of obsequiousness on his face, "Mr. Joseph, you are our hospital's most valued VIP. May I ask what aspect of our service today has disappointed you?"

Norman cursed, "Damn it, Glenn Oliver, do you even recognize me as a VIP? Look at your hospital, how can anyone be let in? We have already wasted half an hour here, and if any losses are caused, can your hospital afford the consequences?"

The fat man, who was called Glenn Oliver, felt a little embarrassed, but soon calmed down, "Mr. Joseph, don't worry, I will solve this problem."

Then Glenn Oliver turned his head and said impatiently to Vincent, "Did you hear what Mr. Joseph said? You should get out of here right now, and our hospital will never accept your family in the future."

Immediately, Vincent asked, "Who gives you the authority to make such a decision?”

"Who gives me the authority?" Glenn Oliver showed a disgusted expression. "I am the president of this hospital, and my words are authority."

"President?" Vincent was a little surprised. He had already asked Stanley Field to inform the president of the hospital, so why would this happen again? "If you are the president, didn't Stanley Field tell you that there is an important patient coming in for treatment today? Are you sure you want to go against his orders?"

"Shut up your f*****g mouth, who do you think you are, how dare you threaten me with Mr. Field?" Glenn Oliver was a little angry.

Glenn Oliver sneered, "Of course I know Mr. Field's order, but you are definitely not that distinguished guest. Look at the way your family is dressed, how can you be the distinguished guest Mr. Field said?"

Then Glenn Oliver turned to the Norman and Edison and bowed, saying, "The Joseph family are the distinguished guests mentioned by Mr. Field, of course.”

Norman and Edison were somewhat confused at this point. They didn't know Stanley Field yet, and they were in a hurry to come to the hospital for treatment of Norman's cold so that they could meet the upper-class dignitaries of M City at Stanley Field's banquet that evening.

But Edison quickly calmed down, "Yes, it must be Mr. Marion's introduction last night. Mr. Stanley Field appreciated our Joseph family and specially instructed the hospital to receive us for treatment."

Norman also smiled, "I didn't expect Mr. Field to take us so seriously. It's just a minor cold, but he treated us so ceremoniously. It seems that the Joseph family's status in M City will become higher and higher in the future."

Last night, Stanley Field did call Glenn Oliver to inform him that someone of high status would be coming to the hospital for treatment that day, but he did not specify who it was.

Based on the current situation, Glenn Oliver believed that Stanley Field's reference to a distinguished guest meant the Joseph family. As for Vincent, a nobody, did not look like someone who could afford to see a doctor at this hospital.

Seeing Edison admit this, Glenn Oliver became more confident. He turned to Vincent and said, "Once you enter this hospital, if I want you to live, you'll live. If I want you to die, you will die! So you poor family with no money, take advantage of me not being angry now and get out of the hospital and die outside!"

Galahad heard Glenn Oliver's rude words and angrily reached for his gun, but was stopped by Vincent.

Vincent shook his head and said to the doctors around him, "Do you all think the same? Would you want to work for this demon?"

These medical staff began to talk about it when they saw this.

"I didn't expect that the president, who seemed kind, was actually someone who disregarded life."

"This man who clings to the powerful and disrespects patients makes me sick."

"Keep your voice down. If he hears you, you'll lose your job. I don't want to end up like that."

The comments of the medical staff also attracted the attention of Glenn Oliver. In order to maintain the dignity of his position as the president, he yelled, "Shut up, all of you. Do you want me to fire you?"

The crowd instantly fell silent, but Vincent turned to the doctors and nurses and said, "The hospital should be run by you, the medical workers who actually treat patients, not this devil who has forgotten the Hippocratic Oath. I believe all of you remember the oath, because it was your first lesson on the path of medicine."

Vincent's words inspired everyone, and most of the medical staff, who had cursed Glenn Oliver as a "traitor of the oath", then stood by Vincent's side.

Vincent whispered to Galahad, "Truth is sometimes more useful than bullets!"

Glenn Oliver saw this and angrily shouted, "Traitors, bastards, I have the final say in this hospital. I will expel all of you."

Vincent looked around at the medical staff standing around him and said, "Ladies and gentlemen, it seems that the conscience of this hospital has not completely rotted. You have chosen kindness and justice, so kindness and justice will also choose you!"

"Ha ha ha." Glenn Oliver laughed weirdly, "A bunch of fools. I said it. I have the final say here. From now on, you are all fired. I want to see where the kindness and justice are and if they'll stand on your side."

"You say you have the final say here. Fine, from now on, I'll have the final say of this hospital!" Vincent looked directly into Glenn Oliver's eyes and suddenly ordered, "Galahad, inform Stanley Field now that the hospital's president should be changed!”