His name was Joseph Schwimmer, and he was a specialist at the children's hospital.

He specialized in cardiology.

Although he was only in his 40s, he had practiced cardiology for more than 10 years.

He had a lot of clinical experience.

He had never been wrong about his diagnosis and was confident in his skill.

He was slightly upset that a young man showed up and commented on his diagnosis.

"Then what should we do about the congenital heart disease if we don't operate on her?"

Joseph looked at Sean and asked with a frown.

"You can operate on her, but not now."

Sean shook his head and took out the silver needles he brought everywhere.

"What a joke!

"We should operate on her immediately. If not now, when?

"Do you want to do the surgery or not?

"If you don't do it and something happens, don't blame me for not warning you."

Joseph looked at Sean with a frown, his tone slightly impatient.

Sean glanced at Joseph and only shook his head without replying.

"Ha, huff, huff!"

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