The Great Medical Saint novel Chapter 79

The exchange made Tyler seem like a fool.

Rachel coldly said, "You didn't have a plan when things went down. After it was over, you didn't come up with any preventive measures either. You're fired!"

Tyler was flabbergasted. He didn't expect the person losing his job today would be him.

Tyler couldn't take it any longer. "I made a mistake, Ms. Carter. I shouldn't have been so rude to my colleagues, and I'm owning up to it. Can you please not fire me?"

Just then, Jared entered the room and learned what was going on. Regardless, he was too scared to speak up.

Rachel noticed Jared's arrival and pointed at Tyler. "You've shown up at the right time. Take him to process his resignation."

Jared broke into a cold sweat. He was chatting with a colleague on his way here and happened to arrive late. Otherwise, he might have ended up like Tyler.

Trying to show his enthusiasm, he ushered Tyler outside. "Come with me to HR."

Tyler knew he couldn't change what had happened. He dejectedly walked with Jared to avoid embarrassing himself further.

After watching them leave, Rachel turned to Matthew and said, "You'll have to send me to a meeting."

Matthew stood up. "Sure thing, I'll drive you."

Then, Matthew and Rachel walked out of the staff room together.

As soon as they left, the staff room erupted into endless chatter. Everyone was still reeling from the shock—a chauffeur had gotten a manager fired. It was simply mind-boggling.

Rachel went downstairs with Matthew. Seeing his cold expression, she thought he was still upset. "I already fired him. Are you still mad at me?"

Matthew shook his head. "No, that's not it. I'm thinking about the company. The managers here are always picking on their staff instead of doing their jobs. The company is in big trouble."

Rachel sighed. "I've noticed that too, and I'm working on it. You're quite competent. How about helping me with the company's HR?"

Matthew was interested, but he quickly snapped back to reality. His goal was to court Rachel, not to work.