Chapter 219 Withdrawing The Donation, Director Ean Was In a State of Desperation
Director Ean was struck. In the past five years, Bettany had been recovering in the nursing home, so
she had a good time at the nursing home the past few years.
The Crawford family had always been generous to donate for their infrastructure.
It was the same for medical equipment, they would pay without saying a word.
Including funding for scientific research, expenditures for training talents… These were all donated by
the Crawford family.
The days were so good that the director was so pampered...
However, after thinking about it, Director Ean''s waist stiffened again.
Those who came to the Ean Forest Nursing Home were all rich owners, not just the Crawford family.
It was fine if they no longer wanted to donate, some other people were rushing to donate to him!
He was a recognized authoritative expert in the field of rehabilitation, and many wealthy patients came
to him through their connections.
Bettany was indeed the richest patient in the nursing home, but she was by no means the most
distinguished patient——
After all, there were many powerful and powerful patients!
The Crawford family was just waiting to regret it!
In the end, Director Ean left without looking back. When he got to the elevator, he looked back to see if
anyone from the Crawford family had chased behind him.
In the end he was disappointed.
"Snort."
The more Director Ean thought about it, the angrier he became, and he said to the assistant who was
carrying things with a straight face, "Pay attention and see how Bettany is doing tomorrow. If theye
to me tomorrow, just tell them that I don''t have time!"
Assistant, "Sure, Director."
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In the VIP ward.
Edwardined, "Brother, your money in the past few years was equivalent to feeding a white-eyed
wolf. I have never seen someone who takes other people''s money and still throws his tantrum at the
benefactor with a straight face!"
It was true that Old Mrs. Crawford had been doing rehabilitation in the nursing home for the past few
years, but the Crawford family gave a lot of money, which was enough to build two more nursing
homes of the same size.
Anthony said lightly, "It''s notpletely in vain."
The improvement of the treatment in the Ean Forest Nursing Home had attracted many capable talents
and made outstanding contributions in the field of rehabilitation and recuperation.
Many patients benefited from it, and Anthony felt that it was not a waste of money.
Besides, that money was nothing to the Crawford family.
It should be Director Ean who felt the pain, the Crawford family''s withdrawal of donations was not just
as simple as withdrawal...
Edward snorted, "I am not as noble as you."
Anthony did not exin anything.
Lilly tilted her head, and hummed while pinching the colored y to y, "The realm is not high, not
high, hey, I wield a kitchen knife, kitchen knife~ Cut off your little pp, cut off..."
"Puff!!"
Edward spat out a mouthful of water.
Everyone was also dumbfounded.
ke stroked his forehead, "Who did you learn this from?"
Edward said angrily, "At the beginning, I said not to let her y with that bird. Now, look!"
Lilly said loudly, "It''s none of the bird''s business!"
Bettany: Help… The wound is about to copse fromughter...
Gilbert, "Lilly, girls should not talk about pp..."
Lilly was surprised, "Why?"
Gilbert knew that once he answered, Lilly would definitely have a hundred thousand more questions, so
he asked instead, "Who did you learn this sentence from?"
Lilly, "I heard Sophia singing!"
Sophia, Lilly''s kindergarten ssmate.
Edward, "Uh, I misunderstood that bird. It is so green that it doesn''t look like a serious bird."
Polly, who was at home, sneezed.
The happy time was always short. In the blink of an eye, it was ten o''clock in the evening, and Lilly was
extremely sleepy, but she was still lying beside Bettany''s bed, holding her eyelids with her fingers.
ke whispered, "Let''s go, Dad will take you home first."
Lilly shook his head, "No, I want to guard granny."
There were wandering spirits wandering around in the hospital. When people entered the hospital, they
would be haggard even if they were not sick. The reason was the bad energy in the hospital.
She wanted to guard her granny and keep the bad energy from approaching her.
Bettany slept soundly that night, without any difort, and did not wake up every two hours like other
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patients.
She did not even wake up from the doctor''s rounds.
The next day.
Director Ean, who returned to his nursing home office, asked, "How was Bettanyst night?"
The assistant replied, "I inquired, Bettany was in aast night, and she did not wake up during the
doctor''s rounds."
His ssmate in the hospital said that she did not wake up once in the whole night, which was just a
literal meaning, but the assistant misunderstood, and automatically distorted the meaning of the
ssmate, thinking that it was inconvenient for him to say that, in fact, Bettany had been in aa all
night.
Director Ean was overjoyed from the bottom of his heart, and his face was even more "as I expected",
and he asked again, "Rescued? Has she been pushed into the ICU?"
The assistant shook his head, "It seems not."
Director Ean sneered, "Perhaps it was all chaos in there!"
They deserved it!
See, within a short time, they woulde to beg him - five years ago, Bettany had a cerebral
hemorrhage and did not wake up for seven days, but they woke her up.
Director Ean crossed his legs, sipped his wolfberry honeysuckle tea, and waited for the Crawford family
toe to him.
However, the Crawford family did not wait.
Instead, the people who came to him were only the contractual parties who came to return and refund.
The parties who returned the goods were severalrge pharmacies.
They said that the "Stand Up" brand medicine pills produced by the nursing home were expensive and
not effective, and they could not even sell two boxes a year. At the beginning, the nursing home asked
them to stock up on at least two units ——
A box of "Stand Up" cost 108,800 dors, and two units totaling one hundred boxes was close to 20
million dors in total.
20 million was not a small amount, and the major pharmacies demandedpensation from the
nursing home!
Party B was an equipment and equipmentpany that was stationed in the nursing home and
provided inspection and maintenance of testing equipment.
These were talents who are proficient in testing and mastering technology.
At this time, the requirements were: The equipment was not donated, they came with the equipment,
and support personnel came free... The nursing home was required to pay a total of 30 million dors
for equipment wear and tear, and 20 million for personnel training.
Otherwise, to improve the treatment of these expatriate personnel, and to give them a sry of more
than 10,000 dors a month!
In addition to these, there were alsopanies that originally agreed to invest and donate to the
nursing home, but suddenly said no.
Director Ean did not manage to get the Crawford family''s aid, and he was in a state of desperation...
"The Crawford family did it on purpose!" Director Ean gritted his teeth angrily.
All thepanies that sponsored and donated all turned their backs on him overnight.
Therge pharmacies that purchased the drugs all asked to be refunded.
He did not believe that the Crawford family was not involved in this!