Wait, She’s a Billionaire (Sheena Lawson) novel Chapter 1786

Even though he was annoyed, Nathaniel complied and left the room to make the call.

While waiting for the ambulance, Robert administered some basic care to Mavis.

He spotted her medications by the window and became concerned, saying, "Where did you get these meds? They're too harsh for your external injuries. Taking a whole box of these could at least give you superficial gastritis."

Mavis was not knowledgeable in these matters and had not paid much attention to the medications prescribed, especially since the previous doctor had described her condition rather severely.

Nathaniel glanced at the various boxes and urged, "Explain the risks in detail."

Robert picked up the medications one by one, pointing to the ingredients on the labels.

"Mr. Nicholls, these two medications have the same therapeutic effect. Taking both would burden the kidneys and damage the stomach lining. And this one is extremely potent, typically prescribed for amputees or severely disabled patients. She doesn't need anything this strong."

Great! A doctor working for the Nicholls Group's hospital was trying to exploit the Nicholls family for profit!

Nathaniel's presence turned cold and menacing, causing Robert to instinctively take a step back.

"Come with me," Nathaniel ordered, leading Robert out of the room.

Shortly, the ambulance arrived, and paramedics carried a stretcher upstairs.

Mavis was too weak to move and simply let the paramedics do their job.

Gabrielle saw them preparing to take Mavis away and hurried to catch up.

"I'll take care of Mae at the hospital. It's easier for a woman to help."

However, Nathaniel flatly refused. "The Nicholls family can afford to hire nurses. Don't get in the way."

"Who said I would be in the way?" Gabrielle shouted after him, but Nathaniel was already on his way out with the paramedics.

Robert joined them to provide Mavis with a more thorough examination.

Soon, the group arrived at the hospital, where Mavis was taken in for tests.

Nathaniel pulled up the details of the doctor who had seen her earlier that day, looking grim.

The doctor in question had been practicing medicine for fifteen years, specializing in gynecology.

So, why was she treating Mavis in orthopedics today?