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A Whisper that went unheard novel Chapter 218

After a brief two-day break, Melody returned to work at the hospital and was surprised to find the department to be in a bustling state.

Tiffany pursed her lips and sarcastically explained, "It's because of Krystal's promotional video. She's famous now. Lots of people want to see the 'star doctor' in person."

Melody frowned, puzzled. "If they're sick, shouldn't they go to outpatient care?"

Tiffany scoffed. "They're obviously here to catch a glimpse of their idol."

Tiffany had previously sent Melody the promotional video, but Melody hadn't watched it. She'd just casually shared it on her social media to support the hospital.

During their lunch break, Melody shared some souvenirs she'd brought back from the island with her coworkers.

One of the nurses warmly praised her, "Mel, you're so thoughtful! You always bring something back for us whenever you travel. I'll bring homemade raisins next time I visit my hometown."

Tiffany playfully teased, "Of course she does. She's our sweet little angel, pretty and kind. By the way, don't forget to buy copies of the magazine featuring Mel when it comes out!"

Melody blushed and waved her hand, embarrassed. "Oh no, you don't have to!"

Just as Tiffany was about to tease her again, another voice sharply interrupted, "What's so special about that? You traveled a bit and took a few magazine photos. So what?

"You look like just another online influencer, flaunting your appearance. A good nurse isn't defined by a pretty face."

It was a nurse in her early 30s. She was thin and had a stern expression.

Penelope misinterpreted Melody's silence as guilt. As she turned toward Krystal, she immediately plastered on a friendly smile. "Dr. Finnigan, healthcare workers really should follow your example. If our minds aren't fully on the job, then we're being irresponsible to our patients."

Krystal had been absorbed in her phone but raised her head at Penelope's words. She briefly glanced at Melody, and her face remained expressionless as she said, "You don't need to say these things. I'm just doing my job. I have no intention of competing with anyone."

Penelope quickly nodded. "You're right, Dr. Finnigan. I shouldn't compare just anyone to you. Sorry."

With that, Krystal said nothing further.

Tiffany, clearly irritated, was about to snap back when Melody quietly stopped her. She already knew the Wardolfs were funding Krystal's promotion heavily to boost her image and influence, so Penelope's flattery was hardly surprising.

In this situation, arguing was pointless.

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