"That's not very good." Sophie Wilson mused, touching her chin, "Doctors have to face reality every day. Living in their own world all the time, can they still be called doctors?"
Sophie Wilson's conversation with the Dean naturally wasn't lowered purposefully, allowing Henry Chapman, who had just walked a few steps away, to hear it all.
He gritted his teeth, trying hard to walk normally, not to linger, not to turn around, not to argue with Sophie Wilson.
He knew that Sophie Wilson really had a gift for talking, and he couldn't win against her.
Earlier, he truly made a mistake; he should have held back.
Very soon, Sophie Wilson would embarrass herself publicly; why did he have to be in such a hurry?
He really got confused by Sophie Wilson's annoyance.
The session soon moved on to case presentations. Doctors from other hospitals went on stage and started presenting various cases.
