The greatest man alive novel (by Maverick Bowman)
Chapter 492

Mr. MacMillan's face clouded over. He couldn't even handle the director of a small county hospital.

What a shame!

Josiah received a call from Ryan from the provincial government.

"Mr. Wells, leaders are very satisfied with your work Please continue to do your job without worrying about threats," Ryan said bluntly.

"Ah? Thank you, Ryan. Thanks to the leaders for their trust in me!" Josiah was immediately full of confidence.

Josiah's words made Mr. MacMillan embarrassed. He was so angry that he shredded the paper in his hand.

Samuel whispered, "Mr. MacMillan, can't we handle Josiah?"

Mr. MacMillan said angrily, "Shut up!"

Mr. MacMillan is angry. Samuel dared not say anything more.

Richard said calmly, "Mr. MacMillan, don't you want to get Mr. Wells fired? This seems a little difficult to do."

Mr. MacMillan was shivering with anger. Richard must have called Fredo. But he didn't expect Fredo's counterattack to be fast and furious. Since the higher-ups were involved, he naturally didn't dare to dwell on the matter. Otherwise, it would lead to consequences that he could hardly bear.

No one would like a disobedient person.

"Josiah, you got away with it today! However, since you want to continue working within the healthcare system, I will continue to settle accounts with you later." Mr. MacMillan looked at Josiah and said grimly. "Mr. MacMillan is really something!" Richard exclaimed.

This kind of irony was the most exasperating.

Mr. MacMillan pointed at the door and said in a cold voice, "Get out! You are not welcome here. Don't interrupt my dinner!"

Richard shook his head and smiled. "I'm afraid you won't be able to finish this meal! Just now, you broke the rules of the hotel by hitting someone here..."

Mr. MacMillan sneered. "Do you own this hotel? B*llshit! Get out! Don't disturb my dinner!"

At this time a man in a suit came in. It was Hobbs, the manager of Gloire Hotel.

"Hobbs, this man cracks the whip at us in your hotel. He beat up my guest. Can this kind of person still stay here for dinner?" Richard asked indifferently.

"Mr. Evans, we have rules in our hotel. Whoever hits someone will be blacklisted from the hotel and will not be allowed to enter our hotel again..." Hobbs said politely to Richard.

Last time he was taught a tough lesson by Richard. So, he didn't dare to provoke Richard. Moreover, in his opinion, compared to Mr. MacMillan, a high-ranking official, a person holding a Gloire Hotel Supreme Membership Card was even more inoffensive.

Mr. MacMillan said coldly, "Is your hotel going to be closed down?"

Hobbs said to Mr. MacMillan as if he hadn't heard, "You broke the rules by hitting someone at the Gloire Hotel. Please cooperate... Otherwise, I will have to ask security to throw you all out." Behind him, a row of security guards stood out at the entrance.

Gloire Hotel was the top-level hotel in Hechland, especially the Hanging Garden where professional bodyguards with rifles stood guard. These security guards, although not as good as those professional bodyguards, were also trained professionals, far stronger than Mr. MacMillan and others.

Mr. MacMillan said angrily, "Do you know who I am?"

Hobbs said politely, "Of course, I know who you are. If you want to get in trouble with our hotel, you can try. But you probably can't."

Mr. MacMillan laughed in anger and said, "Good. How dare a hotel manager to piss me off! Your hotel will be shut down!"

Hobbs said, "Please leave immediately. Also, don't come back to our hotel in the future. We won't accept blacklisted guests like you..."

Mr. MacMillan looked at the security guards behind Hobbs, took a deep breath, stood up, and angrily walked out.

Samuel and the others looked at each other, stood up as well, and followed him.

"Don't forget to settle the bill," Richard said lazily.

Mr. MacMillan shivered with anger and nearly fell to the ground. Today was the most humiliating day of his life. He was embarrassed by the failed attempt to fire a county hospital director. Also, he, the director of the Health Bureau, was thrown out by a hotel manager.

"Mr. Evans, what can I do for you?" After Mr. MacMillan and the others left, Hobbs immediately said smilingly and flatteringly.

"Nothing. Just get out..." Richard said impatiently, taking Josiah back to the box for dinner.

Hobbs, who had just been very forceful with Mr. MacMillan, was at the moment polite to Richard, afraid of upsetting him.

Mr. MacMillan was thrown out of the hotel, which made Josiah feel very relieved.

What a wonderful feeling!

However, Mr. MacMillan was not the kind of person who would tolerate it. He wanted to take revenge right away. He called to send someone to investigate the problem at the Gloire Hotel. Just five minutes later, he received a call from his big backer.

"Fool! How dare you look for trouble with Gloire Hotel?!" The big backer asked coldly.

"I just got kicked out by a manager. What a humiliation!" Mr. MacMillan said in an aggrieved tone.

"If you want to die, then feel free to go to the Gloire Hotel for trouble. If something goes wrong, I can't protect you!" The big backer laughed coldly and then hung up the phone directly.

Mr. MacMillan was so frustrated that he could only call his men to stop, and then asked Samuel, "What is the status of Gloire Hotel?"

Samuel hurriedly said, "I don't know. I only know that they have some very powerful members. One of them is Lieutenant General Jade..."

The corners of Mr. MacMillan's mouth twitched, and he finally gritted his teeth and said, "Forget it. Don't tell anyone about what happened today! Got it?"

"Yes..."

Mr. MacMillan had been severely humiliated today. Once word got out, it was very humiliating.

***

Early the next morning, Josiah arrived at the door of the Méreau Clinic with the doctors from Rivera County Hospital openly and honorably.

The director, Vladimir, respected them so much that he came out to greet them personally.

Richard had the press report the news widely. Mr. MacMillan and Samuel were very angry at the news.

Meanwhile, Abraham arrived at Barnes Pharmaceutical to discuss with Wesley Barnes, the chairman of the board, the production of the three wonder drugs.