A middle-aged woman with half-tied hair, wearing a doctor's uniform, was known by everyone in the hospital as the head of the hospital. Besides her position, her famously stern demeanor could make even the nurses fall silent in shock and disbelief when she was visited by a young man—or rather, a teenager, as he was still in his teens—after lunch.
The woman had never imagined that the person visiting her would be the hospital's new owner.
The purpose of the visit from the young man with dark irises was not to inquire about the hospital's progress or her new role as the head of the hospital. Instead, he came to seek advice and consultation about a pregnant woman.
At first glance, it sounded strange and beyond logical reasoning—a teenager coming to the hospital to meet a doctor and ask about the condition of a woman during pregnancy.
