Dahlia Nicholson and Dustin Rhys Novel -
Chapter 271
Chapter 271
Dahlia caught up with Dustin at the hospital entrance and pulled on his arm. "Hey! Stop! You're walking too fast. I almost couldn't catch up!"
"I'm really sorry. I can't handle those relatives of yours. You should get some other doctor to deal with them." Dustin remarked coolly. He was aversed to the two difficult women and refused to engage with them "Did I force you to cure Aunt Jane? Why are you being sensitive?" She rolled her eyes at him.
"Well, I thought
"What? Did you think I'm an unreasonable woman who'd force you to grovel at them?" she scoffed.
"No, I didn't." He flashed an embarrassed smile at her, feeling rather uneasy at her newfound considerate personality.
"Alright. I know they're in the wrong. Just stay away from them in the future." She dispensed a kind reminder." They're from a wealthy and powerful family in Glenstead. Even Natasha Harmon couldn't protect y get into trouble with them."
"Is that so? They sound quite remarkable, then." He smiled carelessly.
"They're beyond remarkable! The three powerful families in Glenstead are steeped in history, dating back to a few centuries ago. They are well-connected in the military, government, and business field- living up to their reputation!" She tucked a strand of hair behind her ear. "Well, I had planned to bring you along and suck up to them. I didn't know you got into a fight with them. What can I say, except that you' "Oh, no thanks. I don't need that opportunity." He shrugged.
"Hmph! Seems like you don't appreciate my help at all!" She rolled her eyes at him once more, but a little
flirtatious this time.
"Hey! Dustin Rhys! Stop!" Dakota emerged out of nowhere, drenched in sweat. "My mom coughed up blood just now! I'm telling you to get back there and check on her!" To catch up to Dustin, she opted to use instead of the elevator, which explained her current breathless state.
"Oh, I recall that someone has vowed not to seek my help even if she has to jump from a building in pain! Why did she take back her word?" he mocked.
"Quit the nonsense! Do what I tell you to!" She glared at him. "I will write off the slap if you cure her, and I'll grant you a chance to forge a connection with us."
In her eyes, the chance to suck up to her family was a rare opportunity for a worthless man like Dustin Rhys.
"Well, sorry. I don't care for that opportunity." He looked unbothered.
"Dustin Rnys! Think carefully. Not everyone gets a chance like this! You should feel honored that I granted you the chance!" Dakota tossed her head. A spolled princess from a young age, she was accustomed to acting. arrogant and getting showered with compliments everywhere she went.
Chapter 271
"No. That is too great of an honor," he turned her down without hesitation.
"You'd better not think too highly of yourself! I wouldn't have stopped you if you weren't a half-decent doctor.
Don't be delusional!" She frowned at him.
"If so, please leave. I shall not see you out," he said with a shrug.
"You-" She choked on anger at Dustin's stubbornness. She would have gotten him torn apart if they were in Glenstead. "Dustin Rhys, what will it take for you to help us? Give us an offer if money is what you want!"
Dakota hissed.
"Want me to save your mom? I can do that on the condition that both of you apologize to me. I'll also need handwritten apology letters!" he suggested with a calm expression.
"An apology? Dream on!" His words fanned her anger. "Who do you think you are? You have no right to ask us for an apology!" The Nicholsons were aristocratic and different from the lowly peasant class that D "If you refuse, let's drop this matter. Please get a better doctor for your mom." He did not care at all.
"You don't have to scare us! With our connections, we can hire any skilled doctor we need! I am offering you a chance to redeem yourself, but if you don't appreciate it, don't blame me for making you pay!"
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