A Mysterious Man

Sunny is still in a panic when she is standing in front of the hospital building.

Looking at the building, she has no confidence at all.

The outpatient building is built of sand and marble. Its basic color is white. It has a white dome, white columns and white walls. This is a majestic white hall. The color, which is white, symbolizes pureness, holiness and inviolability.

This time, Sunny applies for a rather good comprehensive hospital in R City that has relatively high requirements for doctors, but Sunny has exactly the certificates they require.

After she submits a resume, the hospital soon gives her feedback--asking her to have an interview today.

The reason why it's a good hospital is that its site meets the requirement of the overall planning of the urban and rural medical network.

Besides, its site is chosen after taking population density, prevalence rate, service radius and future development of urban and rural construction into consideration.

The hospital has convenient transportation, quite environment, clean air and supplies of water and electricity. In addition, it is not only away from the pollution of smoke and dust, but also considers the influence on the surrounding environment caused by its sewage discharge and radioactive materials.

It is much better than the hospital Sunny has worked in before.

"I hope this is a good omen." She murmurs, staring at the message Kelly sent her in the very early morning.

Kevin has had the antidote, which proves that Butler has given it to them.

So, she should also keep the promise that she made with Butler. She had promised Butler to leave at that time, so she can't just come back because they had got the antidote.

But Sunny is much relieved after knowing that Kevin has had the antidote.

After losing Kevin, she nearly cares about nothing in that city--of course, apart from her daughter, Macie.

If possible, she will come back to that city and try her best to persuade Kevin to allow her to meet her daughter after the relationship between Butler and Kevin settles down.

For Macie, she still owes a lot to her.

Every woman as a mom in the world loves her daughter. She has been forced to leave her daughter. If possible, she doesn't want to leave Macie at all and she really wants to be with Kevin all the time.

"Macie..." she whispers her daughter's name, with her once cold eyes full with tenderness, which is unique to a woman who has just mentioned her child.

Her originally relaxing hands now gradually clenches into fists and her eyes begin to become stern.

Whether to see Macie in the future or to give birth to the baby safely, she must keep herself safe.

As for others, just don't care.

After she figures it out, she is enlightened.

She strode up to the hospital building with her head up. Then, she takes the lift to the meeting room dedicated to interviews on the floor where the pediatric department is located. Sunny does not know the reason why the meeting room dedicated to interviews of this hospital will be on the floor where the pediatric department is located, which is really amazing.

The air is filled with the faint smell of disinfectant fluid. This floor is overcrowded. Parents stay here with their kids. Some are sitting with their children; some are holding their kids; others are lying there. They are all waiting to see the doctor. After Sunny goes a few steps, she looks around and wonders if the flu has been spreading so widely recently.

Most kids are suffering from colds and fevers, looking very uncomfortable. For the even younger children, they cry so much that they are sweating. No matter how their parents coax them, they still cry faces red, making more noise. Sunny can't help remembering Macie who has been "abandoned" at home cruelly by her, feeling worried. Then she takes out her cellphone and wants to send a message to Kelly.

But she puts the cellphone back after another thought.

There is no any room for her to change her mind now that she had made this decision.

Once the message is sent, the Quinn family will be able to locate her soon.

She can't risk it.

The closer the injection room is, the louder the children's cry is. Hearing this, Sunny feels sad.

She can't help sighing slightly. Few children don't cry when they receive injections. But the worst thing is that babies born within 100 days also cry because of their grievances.

Luckily, most newborn babies are protected very well, so they rarely receive injections because of colds during their babyhoods.

When Macie was just born, she fell ill because Sunny was alone and didn't know how to take care of a baby.

Fortunately, Troy and Baron came back in time, preventing Macie from getting worse.

Every time Sunny remembers this, she is heartbroken, feeling sorry for her.

Walking through the corridors, she arrives at the meeting room where she will have an interview soon. Several interviewees with resumes in their hands line up outside the door, waiting anxiously. Sunny sighs helplessly, finding herself under really great competitive pressure.

It seems that most interviewees are young people who are just in their early twenties, seemingly just graduating from university.

Compared with them, she, as a mother of two child, can really be said to be old.

Thinking of this, Sunny can't help feeling a little sad.

She will age little by little soon. And it will be always a sore point for her to be unable to accompany Macie to grow.

"Sunny Ellen!"

A nurse steps outside and shouts.

Hearing these words, Sunny stands up quickly and then walks inside, "I am here. I am here."

She hands her resume to the nurse and then waits at the door for her following tips.

The nurse takes the resume and looks at her up and down. Then she looks at her slightly bulging abdomen. Finally, she takes another look at the flat shoes Sunny wearing. Then, there is something wrong in her expression. "Come with me please, it's your turn to have the interview."

After that, she leads Sunny into the meeting room.

The meeting room with simple decoration is light-filled and spacious, but it seems to be one dedicated to interviews.

There is a desk in the center of the meeting room. The interviewers sit behind the desk and a chair is placed in front of it.

"Hello, fellow interviewers. My name is Sunny. It's a great honor for me to have this interview with your hospital."

She takes a seat on that chair after introducing herself briefly.

She is graceful and well-spoken, leaving a good impression on three interviewers.

"Why do you want to come to our hospital, Mrs. Ellen?" the first interviewer asks in cold voice while pushing eye-glasses and looking at the resume.

Sunny is not afraid at all, "Your hospital is among the best comprehensive hospitals in R City. Both equipment of your hospital and doctors' qualification enjoy an excellent reputation locally."

"Why do you think we will hire you, Mrs. Ellen?"

Sunny is a little startled and then says, "Although I am not a medical graduate, my teacher is as good as anyone who graduates from medical college. And I am very sure that I can learn more from him than from medical college." "Besides, my achievements have been written on the resume. I believe you have seen it."

Seeing that she is so confident, the interviewer becomes interested in her, "Well, who is your teacher then?"

"My teacher is Troy Viktor."

Everyone present is startled by this name.

Troy Viktor...

He is a young but capable doctor who is as excellent as top doctors.

Later, these interviewers take turns to ask her some common interview questions and then put her resume on the desk.

Sunny looks at the interviewers confidently, thinking that she will absolutely be hired this time.

"Mrs. Ellen, I am very sorry but we can't hire you." one of the interviewers looks at her with regret.

Sunny, who is originally confident, is stunned, as if having received a heavy blow.

She recovers from it, tries her best to calm herself down and keeps grace and dignity, "Can you tell me the reason?"

She need to know the reason, the reason why she is not hired.

"You are pregnant now." the interviewer says briefly, "In a few months, you will give birth to a baby and then take maternity leave. I believe you understand that it's uneconomical for us to hire you."

Later, Sunny can't remember how she leaves the hospital. She stands on the road in a daze, tears streaming down her face.

She loses a good job just because she is pregnant.

She is sure that she would get the job if she wasn't pregnant.

Ellison has left the room when Kelly gets up in the morning. She goes downstairs to the living room after washing up simply.

Before reaching the stairs, she hears Macie's laughter coming from the living room downstairs.

When she is curious about what makes Macie so happy, she saw that Ellison, who seldom smiles, is playing with Macie cheerfully. Seeing them having so much fun, Kelly is in better mood, too.

The haze caused from Kevin and Sunny these days is swept away immediately.

She suddenly comes up with an idea of having a baby with Ellison.

He must...be a good father.

"Aunt Kelly!" Macie turns around and sees Kelly standing on the stairs in a daze, so she shouts with a smile.

Kelly wakes from her daze, replies her and then goes downstairs hurriedly.

She walks to them and touches Macie's head, "Why did you get up so early today?"

Hearing this question, Macie rolls her eyes and says with disapproval, "Aunt Kelly, it is noon now."

She instantly blushes because of these words.

Then she takes out her cellphone and has a look at the time at once, finding that it's really noon! She has considered it early in the morning all the time!☐☐☐☐☐☐