1039 Pushed To The Limit


    “But he’s still unconscious.” Monica refused to let go of the issue.


    The director was a little helpless. “Ms. Cardellini, treatment takes time. Please understand our position. To be honest, we didn’t wish for such an ident to happen either. Dr. Jones has been really busy with your father’s matter. He was just discussing with me to mobilize all our connections and invite an international team to the hospital.”


    Monica nced at Finn at that moment, and Finn looked back at her.


    Of course, she could not bring herself to thank him.


    She did not me Finn for the medical ident, but she did not fully understand it.


    After all, the one who was hurt in the end was her father, not Finn.


    She asked, “How much are you nning topensate me?”


    “We’ve done a preliminary calction with the insurancepany. Thepensation for the damage caused to your father in this ident is about 280 thousand dors,” the director said.


    Monica listened, but the director did not think it was a good idea to continue.


    Perhaps that was arge sum of money for an ordinary family, but to the Cardellinis, or at least to former Cardellinis, that was not much money at all.


    “Of course, our hospital will alsopensate you to a certain extent. While your father is being treated in the hospital, we will reduce your father’s medical expenses! I’m currently pitching it to my superior, and I estimate that you’ll have 60 percent off the overall treatment cost.”


    Monica did not say anything.


    The hospital director quickly added, “Given your father’s condition, long-term treatment is definitely necessary. A 60 percent discount is really not a small sum.”


    “I’ll ept thepensation from the insurancepany, but I won’t ept the hospital’spensation,” Monica said bluntly.


    “The amount ofpensation from the hospital definitely won’t be lower than that of the insurancepany. Currently, the medicine your father uses is all imported high-quality medicine, which can’t be reimbursed by medical insurance. On top of that, the medical equipment your father uses now is the best in the hospital. Altogether–”


    “It’ll be a lot, but I can’t ept it.” Monica interrupted the director.


    The director looked at Monica.


    The atmosphere in the office was a little tense.


    At that moment, the director might not have expected that a youngdy like Monica could have such courage. She was not easy to talk to or fool.


    As such, he could not help but nce at Finn.


    When Finn received the director’s message, he said, “This is indeed the biggestpensation that the hospital can get for you.”


    He was the one who had requested the director to fight for it.


    After all, given Cardellini Enterprise’s current situation, it was difficult to guarantee that the Cardellinis would still be able to afford such expensive treatment.


    Being able to save some money was definitely not a bad thing.


    Moreover, medical malpractice could be considered an ident if it was serious and normal if it was minor.


    It was actually very difficult to judge byw.


    Sometimes, just to keep things at peace and keep the hospital’s reputation, they would offerpensation!


    Monica replied, “I know, but I have another solution.”


    Finn looked at her.


    Monica said bluntly, “I do find it hard to ept my father’s ident, but it’s not to the point where I’mpletely unreasonable. Otherwise, on the day of the ident, I probably would’ve fought with the hospital.”


    “Yes, yes, yes. I have to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this. Thank you for being so understanding of the hospital.” The director quicklyplimented Monica.


    However, Monica did not appreciate it.


    She said, “The reason why I didn’t make a big deal out of it was partly that I didn’t want to have a bad rtionship with the hospital. Even if I did make a big deal out of it, I wouldn’t be able to gain any benefits from it. I don’t care if you believe me or not, but although my family is facing bankruptcy, money doesn’t mean to me. I’m not short of it.”


    “I believe you,” Finn answered on behalf of the director.


    Monica grew up in a privileged environment since she was young, so she really had no concept of money.


    In fact, the director also knew about Finn’s rtionship with the Cardellinis, and he was very d that Finn was in charge of the surgery this time. Otherwise, he did not know how far things would have gone.


    At that moment, when he heard Finn’s words, he quickly nodded and said, “I believe you, Ms. Cardellini. You’ve lived a good life since you were young, so it’s normal for you to have no concept of money.”


    “Therefore, I only have one condition for my father’s ident.”


    “Go ahead.” The hospital director was being very proactive.


    “I heard that the hospital used to use Cardellini Pharmaceutical’s products, but because our reputation was affected some time ago, all of our products have been returned. Now that the issue with Cardellini Enterprise’s products has been rified, I wonder whether you’d be getting your sales department to purchase the supply as usual.”