She Made a Comeback as a Renowned Doctor

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Hope Williams remained heavy-hearted even after returning home.

She really couldn't fathom Waylon Lewis's intentions.

Five years ago, he forced her to have an abortion, and a few days ago he chased her to the airport, demanding she reveal their child's whereabouts, even holding her captive.

All these incidents combined told her clearly that this man intended to take the child away, filling her with immense fear of him.

Yet today, when he received Willow's call, upon hearing Willow's voice, Hope noticed a hint of surprise and anticipation in his eyes.

He even spoke those words with the cautiousness of a first-time father.

Moreover, he actually let her go; if Waylon hadn't allowed her to leave today, she wouldn't have escaped, and he would have quickly discovered Luke and Willow's whereabouts through this phone call.

But he directly let her leave without pursuing the matter, leaving Hope baffled over what he was planning now.

Hope rubbed her forehead, feeling somewhat exhausted.

"Mommy, did Willow cause you trouble today?" Willow pouted, looking apologetically at Hope.

Hope gently patted Willow's head, pulling her into an embrace to comfort her, "It's nothing, Willow."

Hope then looked at Luke beside her, hugging him tightly as well, whispering, "My little darlings, don't worry too much, alright? Mommy will take care of it, so don't worry."

"Mommy, don't worry, my sister and I will never leave you, no one can take us away."

Hope's eyes involuntarily reddened, kissing both of her darlings on the forehead, "Mommy's good babies."

The next day at the hospital.

Hope had already composed herself, but did not expect to run into the last person she wanted to see as soon as she entered the office.

"Doctor Williams, have you had breakfast? Doctor Harrison bought breakfast for us, there's extra, it's a waste to discard it. If you want, you can eat some," Joy Ward said with a soft and harmless smile.

"Joy, did you forget? Our esteemed Doctor Williams is quite proud and haughty, not likely to care for what we eat," Valentina River said, eating a dumpling with her chin raised, then softened her voice sweetly to Beau Harrison beside her, "But the breakfast Doctor Harrison bought is delicious, thank you Doctor Harrison."

Doctor Harrison is Aurora Wood's husband, Beau Harrison; at this moment, he was sitting nearby, wearing rimless glasses, looking cultured and elegant, with the demeanor of a refined gentleman.

He was good at pleasing, apparently buying breakfast for everyone in the office, even placing one on her desk.

Hope's eyes narrowed slightly.

Buying breakfast for everyone was a front, in reality, it was to please Joy Ward.

Suddenly, there was a "bang" in front, as Aurora Wood expressionlessly slammed the documents onto the table.

"Aurora," Beau Harrison stepped forward, gently taking Aurora Wood's hand, "Aurora, please don't be upset anymore, okay? I know I was wrong. I shouldn't have talked back when you were scolding me."

"What do you mean?" Aurora Wood, with a temper that ignites instantly, heard Beau Harrison's reversed words and her face turned instantly dark.

Hope's expression remained calm, seemingly indifferent, yet she quietly observed all the details.

"Aurora, don't cause a scene anymore. You can say whatever you want to me at home, just don't affect others in the hospital," Beau Harrison continued to appear gentle and considerate, seemingly a model gentleman enduring her rage.

His words made Aurora Wood look unreasonable and overly aggressive.

The expected outcome was achieved, as the other doctors in the office couldn't help but sympathize with Beau Harrison.

"Doctor Wood, don't be angry. We're all envious of you for having such a good husband like Doctor Harrison."

"Yeah, Doctor Wood, talk it out peacefully, there's no need to be so aggressive."

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"Right, don't be like a tigress every day. Doctor Harrison is so great, being in such a blessed situation without realizing it," Valentina River added fuel to the fire.

"I'm aggressive?" Aurora Wood was so enraged that her face turned purple, furiously knocking the breakfast Beau Harrison handed her to the ground, "What are you pretending? I'm aggressive? I have a temper? You're the one forcing me into divorce, pointing at my nose and cursing me, please other women. What kind of trash bag are you, acting as a good husband here?"

Aurora Wood, with a straightforward nature, was provoked and cursed without any regard for those around her.

Joy Ward and Valentina River leisurely ate their breakfast, exchanged glances, and smiled at each other, a clear indication of their successful scheming.

Aurora Wood didn't notice but Hope caught it.

"Aurora, I know your temper is bad, so I've always tolerated it, but you can't just spit nonsense," Beau Harrison adjusted his glasses, anxiously looking at Aurora Wood with an innocent expression.

"That's too much, Doctor Wood."

"Yes, Doctor Wood, Doctor Harrison is known for his good temper and being a good man in our hospital, he's also handsome. What more do you want?"

Hope pursed her lips slightly, where did this green tea male come from?

"Enough, what are you fussing over? Doctor Wood, it's you again, arguing all day and night. Isn't everyone here to watch the show? Do you all not need a meeting?"

The passing head of the department spoke up scoldingly.

Faced with everyone's accusations, Aurora Wood became so anxious she stomped her feet, but was rendered speechless.

How did she end up with such a dog of a man, "Isn't it going to be a..." divorce? Sure, go ahead, get divorced.

"Aurora," Hope promptly stood up and positioned herself beside Aurora Wood, her demeanor calm and her tone measured, "let's get to the meeting first."

Hope raised an eyebrow lightly, patting Aurora Wood's shoulder. Aurora wasn't dumb; she understood Hope's meaning. Although she was furious, she stopped talking.

Hope always struck Aurora as mysterious and composed, a feeling that unknowingly fostered trust in her toward Hope.

Hope led Aurora, walking past Beau Harrison, not missing the flash of anger in Beau's eyes as his scheme failed.

Hope's lips curled slightly, the upward motion carrying a hint of ridicule as she paused, casting a side-glance with her almond-shaped eyes, and saying calmly, "Doctor Harrison, pointing at your own wife in front of everyone, you truly are the hospital's celebrated good husband!"

Her voice paused, with the final words dripping with sarcasm.

"You!" Beau Harrison could not miss the mockery in Hope's tone.

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"Doctor Williams, why didn't you let me finish just now?" Aurora Wood fumed with anger, stomping her feet as she walked.

Hope looked at her calmly, her tone neutral, "He's pushing you to propose divorce."

Beau Harrison knew Aurora Wood's nature well, likely recognizing her explosive temper. He seized this trait, with each sentence intended to provoke Aurora, while he could continue playing the part of a tolerant husband enduring an irrational wife.