She's out of Your League Now (Millie and Winston)
League 176

League 176

Chapter 176

When Lainey first started working at the outpatient clinic, she encountered a couple like She feltsorry for the woman and decided to help her.

that.

However, when the man found out he immediately latched onto Lainey. He went as far as to extorther into buying cars and a house for the even wanted her to support them for the rest of their lives.

The man even justified his actions by claiming that Lainey was wealthy, insisting that she shoulduphold her good intentions to the end.

Since then, Lainey had grown wary of such manipulative individuals

“I understand, Dr. Quinn, Millie replied eamesth

“That’s all for now. It’s time for your lunch break

After saying that, Lainey removed her glasses and massaged her temples. She appeared

sibly exhausted.

Millie approached her and offered, “Dr. Quinn, let me give you a massage.”

Initially, Lainey wanted to refuse. But Millie’s massage was unexpectedly pleasant, and it made herunwilling to say no.

What had earned her the privilege of a massage from the daughter of the Caldwell family

“Have you received training in massage?” Lainey asked Millie.

Millie shook her head in response.

“Everyone says that the Caldwells are a medical family, yet you don’t seem to know a thing. Well, itlooks like that’s not quite true after all,” Lainey said with an awkward smile

Millie didn’t argue. Then, Lainey patted her arm and led her to the cafeteria for lunch.

“Hey, Dr. Quinn, you have a mentee now, huh?‘ quipped an experienced doctor from anotherdepartment. “She looks familiar. She’s Ms. Caldwell, isn’t she?”

Millie looked at the person before her. They were from the anesthesiology department.

Another doctor from cardiology asked with a smile, “Who did she use to get in here? I can’t

believe she’s your mentee.”

*Is Ms. Caldwell here because of Dr. Lloyd?” someone else teased.

The cardiologist answered firmly. “No, absolutely not!”

The anesthesiologist nodded vigorously in agreement. “She’s definitely not someone Dr. Lloydbrought in. He hates people who leverage their connections and looks down on those

who are all show and no substance. Take Joanna, for example. Have you ever seen Dr. Lloyd

interact with her?”

As he spoke, the anesthesiologist sized Millie up. Then, he clicked his tongue. It was as if he wasimplying she was no different from Joanna,

Millie’s expression darkened. They actually compared her to Joanna. Wasn’t that downrightinsulting?

Before she could retort, a familiar voice rang out in the cafeteria.

“Hey, everyone’s here!”

All of them turned to look and were momentarily stunned. The person was none other thanSebastian, the hospital director.

“Dr. Lloyd!” The anesthesiologist and cardiologist rushed over to greet Sebastian.

But to their surprise, he ignored everyone else and made a beeline for Millie.

The other anesthesiologist looked in Sebastian’s direction and thought he was coming toward him.So, he extended his hand.

Yet, in the next second, he saw Sebastian shaking Millie’s hand, asking, “I heard you went to theoutpatient clinic with Lainey today. How did it go?”

All the other department heads nearby were left dumbfounded.

What was going on with Sebastian? How could he ignore them and head straight for someone whohad gotten into the cardiac gurgery department through connections?

So, the anesthesiologist asked with curiosity, “Dr. Lloyd, do you know each other?”

“Of course! This young lady here is impressive!” Sebastian replied while chuckling.

The anesthesiologist tugged at his lips, seemingly unable to believe that Millie was. impressive. “Dr.Lloyd, you’re joking, aren’t you? Everyone knows that the Caldwells are a medical family, yet theyproduced Ms. Caldwell, who…”

He didn’t finish his sentence, possibly out of consideration for Millie’s feelings.

Sebastian scoffed in response. He then pointed at the anesthesiologist and spat, “How

Ignorant!”

Having said that, he went to have lunch with Millie and Lainey, leaving the other doctors. standingthere in confusion.

Sebastian had praised someone Incompetent as impressive. Wasn’t he supposed to be the ignorantone?