Hospital No. 444

"Mo Mei Ge," Klein began to say Mei Ge's Chinese name instead of her English name Mel, "Do you know what you will bring to yourself if you act now?"

Virgil quickly started to play the villain at this time: "Mel! The department director has been lenient to you again and again! Your uncle is a major member of Darren's rebel party, and you should be held accountable! Now I give you a chance to express your gratitude. If you have nothing to do with the rebels and are loyal to the family, you will still have a bright future in the hospital! As for George... this marriage is no longer possible! "

Klein was extremely dissatisfied with Mei Ge, his prospective daughter-in-law, even before her uncle was revealed to be a traitor to Darren.

He was too selfish, and his medical skills were not good enough. He often kept his eyes above his head in the hospital because of his backstage, which had long troubled him. It was entirely because he wanted to win over Kafka Delin for his own use and become a great help to George in the future that he chose to tolerate her.

Parents love their children and have far-reaching plans. His brother-in-law, Virgil, has outstanding talents. For Klein, when the power of the vice-dean changes in the next century, that is, the 22nd century, there will be a certain threat to his ability to take over as the vice-dean. Therefore, he must make his wings fuller and ensure that the power of the hospital in the future will always be controlled by his own lineage instead of Lelia's lineage. The destruction of the Daeron family is destined to kick off the civil strife of the Faust family.

Klein could not tolerate a person with a blood relationship with the rebel party marrying into his lineage and affecting his son George's future. Just as he arranged for his two daughters to marry the Mellor twins, it was the same.

Mo Meige still had a firm look in her eyes.

"I have made my meaning very clear. As a person, I hate it when someone forces me to do something, and then emphasizes that it is good for me. If I feel something is not good, I will definitely say no! "

Mo Meige naturally knew that her words would be the sentence for the next three nights of morgue duty. This means that there is a high probability that his life will enter a countdown.

She originally felt that according to her personality, she should be able to compromise. But seeing Klein and Virgil playing nice and bad, they even forced her to implant the curse on her uncle's body!

It is destined that things cannot be done, and those who know the current affairs are heroes... These words have never existed in Mo Meige's dictionary. She just likes to do whatever she wants and to force herself to do the impossible! For example, there is a heroine in a martial arts novel. This is the case. When someone says, "I can't do it anymore," she will reply, "I have to do it!"

"Okay. Very good, you can go back."

Mo Meige nodded and left the department director's office.

Klein picked up the wine glass in front of him, then picked up a bottle of tequila and poured it into it.

"Klein..."

"Does a little girl really think that I dare not kill her?" Klein was very unhappy at this time.

What a powerful person dislikes most is someone contradicting his authority. Just like people who like to read cool novels, they like to watch the villain kowtow when the protagonist shows off his power. If the villain would rather die than surrender in front of the protagonist, it will definitely be very unpleasant.

Especially Klein, he is a "second generation". The second generation has not experienced the first generation's journey to power, and is naturally accustomed to countless people worshiping him and being respectful. Growing up, only his father, Deputy Dean Mavis, could make him bow his head.

Virgil advised: "Forget it, there is no way to force her if she doesn't agree. Anyway, as long as Milan Daeron dies, all Daeron rebels will give up their illusions and have no other choice but to be loyal to the Faust family." .”

"That's all it can do."

After all, Klein is the heir to the family, and he also understands that there is no point in acting on impulse now. In the end, suppression methods are not as thorough as killing all the blood of the Dai Lun family.

"The Darren family is completely self-destructive. If Damon Darren hadn't listened to Rutha Medel's instigation and insisted on exploring the dean, he wouldn't have ended up like this."

At this time, Virgil suddenly thought of something and asked: "George, what are his wishes?"

"Him? His wishes don't matter." Klein didn't consider this issue at all: "I'm transferring him to the emergency department now. Normally, he and Mel can't see each other at all."

"knew."

Since it is said that wishes are not important, it means that George is dissatisfied with the decision to break off the engagement. Virgil knew George well. Among the entire Faust family, George was the only one who took his aunt Yalu Jia seriously, so his personality was somewhat like Yalu Jia.

But just as Yalujia and David's marriage cannot be changed by their subjective wishes, George and Mel's engagement will inevitably be terminated, and there is no room for negotiation on this point.

"Then...she will only die now."

Needless to say, there is no need to say more about the consequences of frequently arranging Mei Ge to work night shifts in the morgue. Even senior doctors would avoid going to the morgue, let alone ordinary supernatural doctors.

Because of this, both Klein and Virgil never expected that Mei Ge would dare to risk her life to rebel against them. It would be fine if she was really a die-hard loyalist to Dai Lun's rebels. She was not loyal to the Dai Lun family, so she had to be buried with them?

"If she really dies next, should we arrange for her to meet George one last time? After all, they have been engaged for three years." Virgil advised: "This also shows that we are more tolerant. Even if they are on death row, Wishes can also be fulfilled."

"What do you mean by that?" Klein looked at Virgil dissatisfied: "When you killed the people of the Dairen family, why didn't I see that you had such a strong humanitarian brilliance?"

These words were full of irony, how could Virgil not hear the true meaning.

The conflict between Klein and Virgil has begun to become semi-public.

To Klein, Virgil was very good, but if he was too good, then he would be regarded as a master of great achievements. This directly led to Lelia competing with her for the qualification to be the future vice-dean.

This point touches on Klein's core interests. No matter what, he couldn't accept this.

"Virgil," Klein reminded him: "You are not allowed to say anything unnecessary to George, not even a word... you are not allowed to mention it! Do you understand?"

Mei Ge was walking in the corridor of the hospital, and the doctors and nurses passing by mostly looked at her with contempt and ridicule.

Everyone knew that her marriage to George Faust was in name only. The reason why Klein hasn't broken off the engagement publicly yet is just to avoid being an oathbreaker.

Mel is first mentioned in Chapter 27 of Volume 3 of this book.

Look, how long is this foreshadowing?