Angus looked at me with a distant look, as if I were just a passerby. He walked past me without a second glance, and I had no chance to wonder why he was here.
Once Angus was out of sight, the door of the consultation room opened.
The doctor stormed out, barely containing his anger, and said to me, "Miss Jolene, I hope you can have your family come and discuss your condition with me. I can't discuss this with your boss." He finished speaking and quickly left.
I didn't have time to ask the doctor anything, but when I saw Hall come out with his hands in his pockets, looking disdainful, I could guess what foolish things Hall had said.
"Jolene, this doctor is incompetent. He can't even guarantee that your wound will heal perfectly!" Hall took hold of my wheelchair and briskly pushed me tow
