My Ex-Wife and Kids Came In Like A Wrecking Ball novel Chapter 1978

Chapter 1978 Mature And Reserved

At the entrance of the hospital, a nurse was cooperating with the Health and Epidemic Prevention Department to maintain order.

She saw Andrius come to stabilize the ruckus. She filmed everything and posted it in the hospital’s group chat.

When Mary saw the scene, she was surprised.

What surprised her most was that Andrius said he was her representative. That made her heart pound with joy.

She felt Byron must have told Andrius about what happened in the hospital.

However, Byron would never ask him to say that.

Did he think of saying that himself?

Immediately, Mary’s stress dissipated, and she was touched.

Byron answered Andrius’ call and knew he had calmed down the uproar. Moreover, Andrius’ arrival had warned reporters not to spread rumors because they knew who he was. Most of them reported about the measurements the hospital was taking.

Andrius was still at the hospital gate, answering questions from the patients’ family members.

At the same time, Beatrice noticed Andrius. She had been staring at what was happening outside the hospital gate. She could even see Andrius’ expressions.

She gritted her teeth, and jealousy struck her.

“Three hours? Just now, my people told me that Andrius mentioned they could solve the problem in three hours! No way. Even if they identify this pathogen and buy the drug from M Nation, getting the drug in three hours is impossible!” Kelly was also taken aback.

On second thought, perhaps Andrius had deliberately lied to appease the patients’ family members.

It was impossible for them to resolve this matter in just three hours. Even Byron could not do that.

Now, Andrius was different. He was lively and showed the reserved and mature charm of a man.

What happened to Andrius in such a short time? How did he change?

Beatrice did not know why. However, she felt more infatuated with Andrius, and her jealousy toward Mary increased.

A few minutes later, Kelly arrived on the ground floor of the building. When she stepped out of the elevator, she could see the hospital on the opposite side, and the original noise and commotion had disappeared.

At the hospital entrance, nurses wheeled several patient representatives out to chat with families and talk about the situation.

A hospital patient told his relative, “We’re doing well here. Dr. Wilson has been taking good care of us. There’s nothing big happening inside. Did someone deceive you guys?”

“Really? Good, then. I heard about some kind of infection, and I was worried. Everybody was worried, so I wanted to get you out of here. It seems it was a false alarm! Later, we’ll visit you when we can enter!” The patient’s relatives were happy to see the patient looking fine.

A few other hospitalized patients came out to meet their relatives, and the crowd at the scene gradually dispersed.