The Duchess of Kent felt a tightness in her chest at these words, but she still nodded: "Yes, he is a local, and very well-liked, perhaps he can..."
"No!" Conroy immediately interrupted: "The situation is already complex enough, allowing anyone not certified by our trust system to enter the Princess's room is an uncontrollable risk. I've tolerated Snow once, but there can't be a second time. Your Highness, please understand, I'm not opposing treatment, but preventing new troubles. Think about it, if Dr. Pulendris's diagnosis differs from Dr. Clark's, which one should we believe? If there's a conflict of opinions, in the end, it will only waste Her Royal Highness's time."
Here, Conroy seemed to realize his tone was a bit harsh, so he paused and then spoke more softly as if to reassure the other party: "Just hold on for one more night, Dr. Clark will arrive in Ramsgate by morning. By then, whether it's medicine or something else, we'll have a recognized basis for judgment."
