Sarah Reed was speechless, but the Ainsworth Family, hearing these words, felt they had benefited from Lucy Eaton's light.
The second aunt of the Ainsworth Family happily said, "Lucy, if we had known you worked here, your grandmother wouldn't have had to wait over three hours to see a doctor. Big hospitals do have this disadvantage, the waiting time is too long."
At this point, Sarah Reed couldn't help but voice her question, "If you are family, and you don't even know she works here, how bad is this relationship?"
For a moment, the Ainsworth Family looked disgruntled.
Lucy Eaton glanced at Sarah Reed and retorted, "This is my family business. What does it have to do with you? Who are you to judge?"
With that, she withdrew her hand from the old Mrs. Ainsworth's hand and turned to walk towards her desk, taking the CT film handed to her by her patient.
She completely ignored her father and grandfather.
As if they didn't exist.
