Secret Wealthy Marriage
Chapter 479: Being a Good Bestie (6)

Chapter 479: Chapter 479: Being a Good Bestie (6)

She really couldn’t understand why Bernard Taylor was clinging to her so tightly. She was neither pretty nor capable. Logically speaking, a nobleman like Bernard Taylor shouldn’t be interested in a bumpkin like her.

Compared to Carolline Ruiz, she was the real bumpkin.

"I have something to tell you." Bernard didn’t care, and pulled her hand back, striding forward.

The strength disparity between a man and a woman was especially obvious at this moment. No matter how hard Avery Graham struggled, Bernard easily took her away and brought her directly to his car.

"..." When she was closed in the passenger seat, Avery was still suffocating with anger. As soon as Bernard arrived, she broke out and questioned, "Bernard Taylor, what do you want? Are you still the Bernard I used to know?"

Avery thought that after Bernard left her doorstep that night, and didn’t come to her Cake Shop for several days, she naturally believed that Bernard had figured things out and decided not to entangle with her anymore. But now, they ran into each other like this.

She really didn’t like it and sincerely didn’t want to be entangled with him like this. Nancy Sallow appeared in front of her from time to time, and she would feel very annoyed.

She really didn’t have that much time and mood to deal with a strange woman.

"... Because of me, you can never be a nurse you like again. I’m also thinking about giving up practicing medicine. If I tell you this, will you be a little happier?" Bernard looked at her and asked calmly.

"..." Avery was suddenly very surprised. Although she didn’t know how Bernard became a doctor, everyone said he was very talented in this area. Although she hadn’t known Bernard for long, she always felt that he had an extraordinary enthusiasm for being a doctor.

Anyway, there had never been a patient who died on the operating table under his care. Even though he hadn’t been practicing medicine for a long time, this phenomenon is a miracle in medical history. Even Caden Ruiz, who has the title of "Yidao", had patients that couldn’t be saved in his third year of practice. But Bernard had been practicing medicine for more than three years, and no one had ever died under his care.

If someone as excellent as him really stopped being a doctor, it would be a loss to the medical community and a great loss to patients.

Seeing that Avery didn’t speak for a long time, Bernard silently started the car. The moment the two drove away, Kent Auclair came out to look for her. Avery didn’t bring her phone tonight, so when he called her, her phone was ringing at home.

Avery was silent for a long time, and Bernard was also quiet, driving silently and attentively, as if he was going to tell her about this tonight and then take her home.

When they reached the entrance of Avery’s residential area, Avery still wasn’t planning to get out of the car, "Why are you not going to be a doctor anymore?"

"Actually, being a doctor is not my dream. From the moment I was born, I have been shouldering the mission of carrying the family business. These years, it’s just an accident." Bernard said indifferently.

It’s more appropriate to call it an accident or a dream. After all, dreams eventually wake up, and after waking up, people have to face reality.

"An accident?" Avery became even more confused as Bernard spoke in such a cryptic way.

She also didn’t understand why Bernard wanted to tell her all this.

"In fact, if you still want to be a nurse, I’ve already talked to Dr. Caden Ruiz. You can go back to People’s Hospital and work as a colleague with Carolline Ruiz, being her exclusive nurse." Bernard intended to finish these things before he left.

Although he is talented, he had not been in charge of the company for so many years. His father’s intention was to let him go to a foreign branch for a while. There he could learn more advanced management experience. Secondly, sending him abroad was his mother’s idea. He knew what Nancy Sallow wanted to do, and it was nothing more than completely cutting off his thoughts.