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“We invited you here? How come none of us know about it?” Victor said, spreading his hands. He figured Natalie was just
here to cause trouble.
“Quit messing around. Why would we ever invite in a young girl like you?” Quentin chimed in, clearly not believing a word. He motioned to the nurse at the door to escort Natalie out.
Just as the nurse was about to speak, Natalie spoke up again, “You need Evergarden’s help.”
The words hit, and for a heartbeat, the room went silent. Then skepticism began to ripple through the crowd.
Quentin paused for a moment and then laughed out loud. “Evergarden? Young lady, do you even know what that is? Are you seriously claiming you’re from Evergarden?”
Avery shook her head, a bit helpless. “Girl, I get it. Young people want to make a splash, but this isn’t the place. We’re in a critical care room, not here to play games.”
Charles spoke cautiously, “You say you’re with Evergarden. Can you prove it?”
Natalie shot back, “My expertise.”
“Expertise?” Charles looked at her like he couldn’t believe what he was hearing, his face dead serious.
“It’s not that we don’t trust you, but we can’t risk the patient. And you’re too young. How could you possibly be from Evergarden? If something goes wrong, who’s going to answer for it?”
“Yeah, that’s right,” the other experts chimed in.
The experts nearby started murmuring to each other.
“Kids these days have some nerve,” one of them muttered.
“Why pretend to be from Evergarden of all places?” another scoffed.
“Come on, get her out. We’ve got important stuff to do,” someone else said impatiently.
Natalie furrowed her brows. “If you don’t trust me, there’s nothing I can do. But the patient can’t afford to wait.”
Right after she spoke, the nurse stepped forward, about to tell Natalie to leave.
Just then, another nurse peeked in at the door. “Mr. Bennett, there’s a man downstairs here to deliver something. He said he was from Evergarden.”
Her words dropped like a bombshell, instantly electrifying the atmosphere in the conference room.
Quentin’s eyes lit up, and he jumped to his feet. “A man from Evergarden? Quick, let him in.” He thought, I can’t believe Evergarden actually accepted the case. Eleanor might really be saved
Wie for suddenly ser un treighter, giving Natale a look like he was ready to watch the show unfold. “So, no, caint you’ve from Purgarden nih? Well, the real Evergarden guy just showed up How interesting”
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Avery pushed up her glasses and let out a sigh, shaking her head. “Young people these days… Oh well.”
Charles waved his hand. “Get him up here, now.”
At Charles‘ word, the nurse dashed off.
The conference room instantly buzzed with excitement.
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“Now this is gonna be good. The real Evergarden guy and the fake girl are about to face off right here,” someone chuckled.
“Told you. There’s no way a young girl like her is from Evergarden,” another scoffed.
“Let’s see what excuse she comes up with now,” someone else snickered.
Natalie remained standing, her face completely expressionless. She pulled a chair from behind and sat down confidently, as if she belonged there.
That move only irritated the others in the room even more, but no one said a word. After all, the Evergarden guy was about to arrive.
Everyone was a bit nervous and didn’t bother with her, figuring they’d just wait and see what she’d say once the real Evergarden guy showed up.
Two minutes later, the conference room door opened. A young man in plain clothes stepped in, carrying a small case. He was tall and lean, with sharp, composed features, and an understated scholarly presence. A faint herbal scent wafted from him.
Quentin immediately stepped forward, all smiles. “Hello. Are you from Evergarden?”
Larkin nodded. “I’m here to deliver the medicine.”
“That’s wonderful,” Quentin exclaimed. He cast a smug glance at Natalie. “Funny thing, there’s a young lady here who also claims to be from Evergarden. Can you tell us if you know her?”
Larkin turned his head to follow Quentin’s gaze. He looked calmly at Natalie, his face unreadable. With everyone staring in disbelief, he nodded. “Yeah, i know her.”
Quentin’s smug grin fraze on his face before it could even fully bloom. “You… you know her?” Quentin said, his voice wavering in disbelief.
Everyone in the conference room looked shocked. None of them had expected Natalie to actually be from Evergarden.
Victor was stunned, too, glancing back and forth between Larkin and Natalie, completely at a loss for words. He knows her? What does that even mean?
Without paying the others any mind, Larkin headed straight for Natalie with the small case in hand. Everyone watched in shock as he placed the small case by Natalie’s feet and bowed slightly to her. “Ms. Gardener, everything you wanted is -here.“–
“Ms. Gardener?” Chades echoed the title, completely unable to process what he’d just heard.
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The conference room went dead silent.
Everyone was frozen in shock, staring at Natalie as if they’d just seen a ghost. ‘Wait. This girl we all thought was a fraud, just some kid trying to show off, is actually Ms. Gardener, the leader of Evergarden?‘
Quentin’s face went completely pale, as if all the blood had drained out of it.
Victor’s mouth dropped open widely, and his eyes bulged like saucers.
Avery’s glasses slipped down her nose again, but this time, she didn’t even bother to push them back up. She just stared at Natalie, completely stunned. Remembering what she’d just said, Avery swallowed hard, feeling a wave of
embarrassment wash over her.
The experts who’d been murmuring about how bold young people were sank back in their chairs, wishing they could
vanish.
Larkin straightened up, looked around at all the stunned faces in the conference room, and could easily piece together what must have happened before he got there. He said in a steady voice, “This is The Gardener. I’m her assistant.”
With that, he stepped aside and didn’t say another word.
The conference room was so quiet that it was almost eerie. The only thing that could be heard was the hum of the AC and
the tense, hurried breaths of everyone in the room.
Charles was the first to snap out of it. He hurried over to Natalie, bowing deeply. “I’m so sorry. We were so rude just now. Please forgive us for any offense. It’s just that Eleanor is a special case, so we had to be extra careful.”
His attitude flipped completely. His face was stretched into a nervous smile, and sweat was already starting to bead on his
forehead.
Natalie glanced up at him, her expression cool and collected. Her eyes were calm and unreadable, but Charles couldn’t help feeling a strange pressure from her gaze.
She didn’t even bring up what had just happened. She simply asked, “Where is she?”
Charles hesitated for a second and then hurriedly motioned for her to follow. “Room 1508. I’ll take you there right away.”
Natalie got up and didn’t even bother to look at anyone in the room.
Larkin walked after her, small case in hand.
As Natalie walked out, the professors and experts in the conference room felt their faces burn with shame, remembering how they’d acted just moments ago. Compared to her composure and presence, they suddenly felt small and out of their depth.
They hesitated, unsure if they should follow. After all, she was The Gardener. Maybe they could pick up a thing or two from
ber.
After just a few seconds of hesitation, Victor was the first to follow