Chapter 434

Chapter 434 Slaps Scholars In The Face

“Alexis, long time no see. The last time we met was in Mr. Quinnell Senior’s office,” Luis greeted.

Luis‘ flattery was obvious.

Alexis didn’t shake hands with him but merely glanced at him.

Luis didn’t mind his attitude. Instead, he kept finding toples to talk to him about. He continued, “Why are

you here?”

“I’m here to pick up Mr. Lopez Senior.” After Alexis understood Wynter’s instructions, he bypassed Luis

and went straight to Mr. Lopez Senior.

He explained, “Mr. Lopez Senior, Mr. Quinnell Senior knew that you wanted to see an old friend, so he

specifically asked me not to show up early. After you finish your work, I will take you to the Quinnell

residence. Mr. Quinnell Senior has been thinking about you since you left Southdale.”

As soon as these words were said, silence fell over the room.

Alexis‘ attitude was like a silent slap to Luis, hitting him hard on the face.

Luis became visibly stiff.

Those who had previously criticized Wynter and Mr. Lopez Senior, saying that they were boasting,

instantly felt embarrassed.

Alexis addressed them, saying, “You dare to criticize things you have no knowledge on. It seems you

didn’t learn much from your academy.”

Nevermind Luis, even his student, Yvette, dared to talk poorly about Wynter although she didn’t know

anything. She even said things about Wynter like being narrow–minded, telling lies and boasting.

The reason why Yvette could say these words was clearly because she felt Wynter was someone with

no background. It was only because of this that she could behave so shamelessly!

The scholar, Robi, who had been speaking arrogantly just now, had a wide smile plastered on his face

now. He said, “Alexis, you’re right. I was too blind.”

Luis tried to smooth things over, and even wanted to use this scene to get onto the good. side of the

Quinnells. He put his hand on Victor’s shoulder again and said, “Victor, you’re really something. Why

didn’t you tell me earlier that you knew the Quinnells! This is a

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misunderstanding.”

Victor was wise. He didn’t want to humiliate his old friend.

So, he didn’t refute but brushed away Luis‘ attempt to smooth things over.

He said, “The doctor who saved Mr. Quinnell in Southdale was not me.”

Victor’s tone was very calm. He couldn’t pretend to take credit that wasn’t his.

Robi, who was nearby, heard this. He jumped into the topic again after the situation finally calmed

down. He exclaimed, “I told you, the person who treated Mr. Quinnell Senior was obviously that god…”

Before he could finish speaking, Victor interrupted him, “The person who saved Mr. Quinnell Senior

was this young lady.”

What?

Suddenly, Robi froze like a monkey. He stared at Wynter in disbelief, asking, “Her? Impossible. She’s

so young!”

“Besides, she’s just a trade school student!‘

Robi was so frustrated!

They were both studying medicine, so how could she have such a big achievement?

He endured pressure for so long. He stayed with Luis for several years, only to gradually become

prominent. Finally, he managed to get himself into the academic circle.

But even so, he hadn’t treated the Winstons, let alone the Quinnells. There were too many capable

doctors in Kingbourne.

How could this young lady save Mr. Quinnell Senior’s life?

The other scholars were all shocked. They looked at Wynter again with disbelief in their eyes.

They used to think she was arrogant.

After all, how could someone with such an appearance, looking so beautiful and cool, be able to

understand medicine?

However, they realized now that Wynter had been surprisingly calm and composed from just now.

It seemed that no matter how embarrassing the situation was, it didn’t affect her.

If she really cured Mr. Quinnell Senior, why would she be worried about school?

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With such exceptional medical skills, Lals‘ refusal to accept her would be his loss!

Luis froze with everyone’s eyes staring at him. He didn’t believe that a young lady could cure Mr.

Quinnell Senior’s stubborn illness!

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