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The Second Life of a Discarded Heiress

Chapter 558
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Chapter 560 The moment he heard there were no available beds, Travis's face changed tically. "No beds? Then... what are we supposed to do?" Manley shot his absent-minded son a sharp look before turning to his niece, his tone softening. "So, where are we headed now?" Citrine replied coolly, "Crestwood Medical Research Center." Manley nearly thought he'd misheard her. He stared at her in shock. "Did you say Crestwood Medical Research Center?" Citrine's voice was quiet. "Yes." Both Manley and Travis were stunned into silence.

Manley couldn't help but speak up again. "Do you mean that Crestwood? The place where doctors only take patients if they feel like it, and their surgical success rate is ninety-nine point nine eight percent?" "Mm-hmm." Citrine's mind was already racing ahead, focused on getting to the research center as quickly as possible. Her answer was distracted.

It took Manley and Travis several minutes to process what she'd just said.

By the tthe car cto a smooth stop outside Crestwood Medical Research Center, the two men still looked dazed.

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It was only when Citrine called their names that they snapped out of it and climbed out of the car.

As they reached the front entrance, someone cout to greet them.

It was Nathanael, director of Crestwood Medical Research Center.

Travis didn't recognize the man, but Manley did he watched the news often and had seen more than a few international interviews with Nathanael.

Now, the middle-aged man strode purposefully toward them.

Before Manley or Travis could react, Nathanael stopped right in front of Citrine.

He nodded deeply, then bowed with unmistakable respect. "Chairwoman, you've arrived." Citrine's response was calm and businesslike. "Are the rooms ready?" Nathanael replied, "Everything's been prepared exactly as you instructed." Then, as if remembering something, he added, "We've also set up the flu clinic and designated patient rooms per your request. We've already started admitting flu patients." A satisfied smile flickered across Citrine's face. "Good. Well done." Nathanael's smile widened at her praise, a flash of pride in his eyes as he straightened, energized by her approval.

He said cheerfully, "Chairwoman, if you'd like to giveyour car keys, I'll have someone park your car in the garage." Citrine handed him the keys without a second thought.

With that settled, she led Manley and Travis into the research center, striding ahead while the two men followed closely behind.

Everywhere they went, staff greeted Citrine with robust voices-"Good afternoon, Chairwoman!"-filling the halls with warmth and respect.

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At last, Manley understood: his niece was the mysterious chairwoman of Crestwood Medical Research Center.

He suddenly recalled how, during his own treatment at Havencrest, everyone from the Viridis Medical Institute had been strangely attentive and friendly. A bold vel suspicion now took root in his mind-maybe the elusive benefactor behind both Havencrest and Magnolia Viridis Medical Institute was also Citrine.

For their convenience, Citrine arranged for Raymond and Weston to share a Spacious suite.

Before leaving, she reminded them, "Uncle Manley, Travis, please stay in this suite. The research centenis admitting flu patients today-there'll be a lot of people, and the risk of infection is high. Make sure you wear your protective gear. I have all your meals delivered."

Havis "What about you?" Manley and Travis asked in unison