Obsessed CEO Throws Himself at Me novel Chapter 625

Chapter 625

Though Zachary did not believe Arielle could secure the robotic pacemakers, he was not worried about the patients either.

The only reason he did that was so that he could vent his frustration.

The surgery report of the customer of Soir Coffee had become a guide for various renowned hospitals, yet his name was not on it.

Instead, the reputation of the other doctors, who had contributed nothing to the surgery, was positively boosted.

He was the only exception because no one knew he had participated in the surgery.

Though he had opted out of the surgery himself back then, he could not help but be regretful and bitter about it. As such, he targeted all of his resentment on Arielle.

As he did not have Arielle’s contact number, he resorted to calling Jadeborough Private Hospital’s attending doctor back then to ask for her number.

After learning about Zachary’s intentions, the attending doctor hesitated before he said, “Let me ask Ms. Moore about it. If she’s willing to let you know her number, I’ll pass it to you.”

“Please hurry then. There’s still a patient in need of an operation.”

“All right.”

After hanging up the call, the doctor immediately made another call to Arielle.

Meanwhile, Arielle had just fallen asleep when the phone rang. Luckily she woke up rather quickly since she was a light sleeper.

When she saw the call, she accepted the call without hesitation and asked, “Is the patient suffering from after-effects?”

She had left the attending doctor her contact number back then as she was worried that there might be

sequelae.

The doctor’s voice sounded from the other end of the call. “That’s not it. It’s about something else, Ms. Moore. Do you happen to remember Dr. Ziegler?”

Hearing that, Arielle sighed in relief. “Yeah, what is it about him?”

“There’s an elderly patient admitted into his hospital who needs heart surgery. He mentions that you promised to gift him ten robotic pacemakers as long as he lets you be the chief surgeon of the surgery…”