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    Before Caiden could respond, another voice echoed. “Mr. Rodgers, you’re really good to Belinda! Never miss a chance to sing her praises. But that makes sense. After all, Belinda is the talent you brought to this hospital.”


    It was Turner who had just spoken. He had arrived with his team.


    He had already been briefed by the director about the admission of Nni’s daughter, Barbara Dury, to the hospital.


    After learning the patient’s identity, Turner had rushed over, determined to get Barbara under his care.


    But when he arrived, he overheard Caiden rmending Belinda to Nni.


    This was outrageous!


    Turner silently fumed at Caiden.


    Was he out of his mind?


    How could he suggest Belinda as Barbara’s attending doctor? Did Belinda evene close to being qualified for such a role? Turner was convinced she didn’t hold a candle to him.


    So, he didn’t mince words, challenging Caiden outright and hinting at a personal tie between Caiden and Belinda.


    As anticipated, his words made Nni’s brow crease slightly, though she stayed quiet, her eyes shifting to Caiden.


    She sensed Caiden’s endorsement of Belinda wasn’t purely because of their connection.


    Belinda likely possessed remarkable skills.


    Nni fixed her gaze on Caiden, waiting for him to exin.


    Caiden kept his face impassive.


    He saw through Turner’s tactic—bringing up his past connection with Belinda in front of Nni to make her dislike Belinda and even him.


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    Turning to Nni, whose expression betrayed confusion, Caiden offered a calm exnation. “I’ll be upfront. I knew Belinda before she started at Grand ins General Hospital. That said, the hospital’s hiring standards are rigorous, as you know. Personal ties don’t matter—every candidate must pass a grueling entrance exam. Belinda didn’t just pass the exam; she earned a perfect score, something no one in the hospital’s history has ever achieved. As of now, Belinda is the only one with such an aplishment here.”


    He let that sink in before adding, “That score speaks volumes about her skill. I rmended Belinda as your daughter’s physician because she is more skilled in treating your daughter’s illness.”


    Nni blinked, momentarily taken aback.


    A perfect score?


    That indeed surprised her.


    Grand ins General Hospital, Owathe’s top-tier medical center, was renowned for its rigorous recruitment standards.


    Securing a position in this hospital marked a doctor as elite in their field.


    The initial barrier was the formidable entrance exam, which many experienced doctors failed to pass.


    However, Belinda had achieved a wless score!


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