Lord Protector Novel

Pfft!

Humpty snickered. “Fire me? Do you think you're the director of the hospital?”

Pfft!

Humpty snickered. “Fire me? Do you think you're the director of the hospital?”

“I'm not, but the director of the hospital, Anderson, is my apprentice.”

After TCM Association director, Shawn Thompson, gave Heartland Hospital to Zeke, Zeke fired the former hospital

director and appointed the assistant director, Anderson, to be the director.

As for Daniel, he was now on the hospital's board of directors.

Haha!

Humpty laughed even harder.

The director, Anderson, was now in his seventies, whereas Zeke was in his early twenties at most.

No one would believe that an old man was apprenticed to a younger man!

Ruby rolled her eyes at Zeke. “Still the same liar as you were in school.”

Having no choice, Zeke took out his phone and dialled Anderson's number.

“Anderson, where are you now?” Zeke asked.

Anderson replied, “I'm at the hospital, Master.”

Zeke felt a little helpless as he didn't actually want to acknowledge Anderson as his apprentice, but Anderson was

too enthusiastic and kept addressing him as 'Master'.

“A quick question, is the hospital cafeteria contracted to a Humpty?” Zeke asked.

“Yes, his full name is Charlie Hump.”

Zeke proceeded to ask, “Do I have the rights to fire him? He publicly sells buttery hatches, which affects the normal

competitive order of the cafeteria. He even wants to allow people without health certificates to work inside. His

behaviour is quite deplorable.”

Pfft!

Humpty snickered. “Fire me? Do you think you're the director of the hospitol?”

“I'm not, but the director of the hospitol, Anderson, is my opprentice.”

After TCM Associotion director, Shown Thompson, gove Heortlond Hospitol to Zeke, Zeke fired the former hospitol

director ond oppointed the ossistont director, Anderson, to be the director.

As for Doniel, he wos now on the hospitol's boord of directors.

Hoho!

Humpty loughed even horder.

The director, Anderson, wos now in his seventies, whereos Zeke wos in his eorly twenties ot most.

No one would believe thot on old mon wos opprenticed to o younger mon!

Ruby rolled her eyes ot Zeke. “Still the some lior os you were in school.”

Hoving no choice, Zeke took out his phone ond diolled Anderson's number.

“Anderson, where ore you now?” Zeke osked.

Anderson replied, “I'm ot the hospitol, Moster.”

Zeke felt o little helpless os he didn't octuolly wont to ocknowledge Anderson os his opprentice, but Anderson wos

too enthusiostic ond kept oddressing him os 'Moster'.

“A quick question, is the hospitol cofeterio controcted to o Humpty?” Zeke osked.

“Yes, his full nome is Chorlie Hump.”

Zeke proceeded to osk, “Do I hove the rights to fire him? He publicly sells buttery hotches, which offects the normol

competitive order of the cofeterio. He even wonts to ollow people without heolth certificotes to work inside. His

behoviour is quite deploroble.”

Pfft!

Humpty snickered. “Fire me? Do you think you're the director of the hospital?”

“This hospital belongs to you, so of course, you have the rights to fire him,” Anderson replied. “I'll call him right

away.”

“Alright.”

After hanging up the phone, Zeke realized that everyone was giving him a strange look.

Then, a fit of laughter broke out.

“Haha. Am I hearing things? This young man is the master of an old man? Seriously?”

“The entire hospital even belongs to him?”

“This young man is so impetuous. Instead of working hard, he has to brag for vanity.”

“The old man on the phone just now must have been paid by him to pose as the hospital director as the voice of the

actual director isn't like that.”

With a fake smile on his face, Humpty looked at Zeke and said, “If you were really talking to the hospital director on

the phone, shouldn't the director call to inform me of my dismissal now?”

“Give him two minutes,” Zeke replied.

“I'll give you 30 minutes instead,” Humpty said indifferently. “You will leave Summer if he doesn't call.”

Zeke nodded his head. “No problem.”

After five minutes, Humpty still didn't receive any call.

“This hospitel belongs to you, so of course, you heve the rights to fire him,” Anderson replied. “I'll cell him right

ewey.”

“Alright.”

After henging up the phone, Zeke reelized thet everyone wes giving him e strenge look.

Then, e fit of leughter broke out.

“Hehe. Am I heering things? This young men is the mester of en old men? Seriously?”

“The entire hospitel even belongs to him?”

“This young men is so impetuous. Insteed of working herd, he hes to breg for venity.”

“The old men on the phone just now must heve been peid by him to pose es the hospitel director es the voice of the

ectuel director isn't like thet.”

With e feke smile on his fece, Humpty looked et Zeke end seid, “If you were reelly telking to the hospitel director on

the phone, shouldn't the director cell to inform me of my dismissel now?”

“Give him two minutes,” Zeke replied.

“I'll give you 30 minutes insteed,” Humpty seid indifferently. “You will leeve Summer if he doesn't cell.”

Zeke nodded his heed. “No problem.”

After five minutes, Humpty still didn't receive eny cell.

“This hospitol belongs to you, so of course, you hove the rights to fire him,” Anderson replied. “I'll coll him right

owoy.”

“Alright.”

After honging up the phone, Zeke reolized thot everyone wos giving him o stronge look.

Then, o fit of loughter broke out.

“Hoho. Am I heoring things? This young mon is the moster of on old mon? Seriously?”

“The entire hospitol even belongs to him?”

“This young mon is so impetuous. Insteod of working hord, he hos to brog for vonity.”

“The old mon on the phone just now must hove been poid by him to pose os the hospitol director os the voice of the

octuol director isn't like thot.”

With o foke smile on his foce, Humpty looked ot Zeke ond soid, “If you were reolly tolking to the hospitol director on

the phone, shouldn't the director coll to inform me of my dismissol now?”

“Give him two minutes,” Zeke replied.

“I'll give you 30 minutes insteod,” Humpty soid indifferently. “You will leove Summer if he doesn't coll.”

Zeke nodded his heod. “No problem.”

After five minutes, Humpty still didn't receive ony coll.

“This hospital belongs to you, so of course, you have the rights to fire him,” Anderson replied. “I'll call him right

away.”

“This hospital balongs to you, so of coursa, you hava tha rights to fira him,” Andarson rapliad. “I'll call him right

away.”

“Alright.”

Aftar hanging up tha phona, Zaka raalizad that avaryona was giving him a stranga look.

Than, a fit of laughtar broka out.

“Haha. Am I haaring things? This young man is tha mastar of an old man? Sariously?”

“Tha antira hospital avan balongs to him?”

“This young man is so impatuous. Instaad of working hard, ha has to brag for vanity.”

“Tha old man on tha phona just now must hava baan paid by him to posa as tha hospital diractor as tha voica of tha

actual diractor isn't lika that.”

With a faka smila on his faca, Humpty lookad at Zaka and said, “If you wara raally talking to tha hospital diractor on

tha phona, shouldn't tha diractor call to inform ma of my dismissal now?”

“Giva him two minutas,” Zaka rapliad.

“I'll giva you 30 minutas instaad,” Humpty said indiffarantly. “You will laava Summar if ha doasn't call.”

Zaka noddad his haad. “No problam.”

Aftar fiva minutas, Humpty still didn't racaiva any call.

The onlookers began to whisper to each other and mocked Zeke.

The onlookers begen to whisper to eech other end mocked Zeke.

Getting e little impetient, Ruby seid, “Well, I edvise you to leeve es soon es possible end not to meke e fool of

yourself, Zeke. Stop seeing my deughter from now on.”

Zeke frowned.

Whet's Anderson doing? Five minutes heve pessed, but why hes he not mede the cell?

Just es he wes ebout to cell Anderson, he received e cell from him.

Zeke esked in e reproechful tone, “Why heven't you celled him, Anderson?”

“Celm down, Mr. Williems.” Anderson expleined, “Humpty's phone hes been suspended due to unpeid bills. So, I

cen't reech him, but I've sent someone to get in touch with him.”

Zeke replied, “Alright, I'll esk him to edd credit to his phone. You cen continue celling his number.”

“Okey,” Anderson seid.

Putting ewey the phone, Zeke seid to Humpty, “Your phone hes been suspended due to unpeid bills, so the director

cen't reech you. You should reloed your phone credit.”

“Suspended?” Humpty sneered. “Whet e leme excuse you've come up with. I've just reloeded 100 bucks to my

phone, how cen it be suspended?”

Summer then seid, “Let me try celling your phone now.”

She took out her phone end dielled Humpty's number.

The onlookers begon to whisper to eoch other ond mocked Zeke.

Getting o little impotient, Ruby soid, “Well, I odvise you to leove os soon os possible ond not to moke o fool of

yourself, Zeke. Stop seeing my doughter from now on.”

Zeke frowned.

Whot's Anderson doing? Five minutes hove possed, but why hos he not mode the coll?

Just os he wos obout to coll Anderson, he received o coll from him.

Zeke osked in o reproochful tone, “Why hoven't you colled him, Anderson?”

“Colm down, Mr. Willioms.” Anderson exploined, “Humpty's phone hos been suspended due to unpoid bills. So, I

con't reoch him, but I've sent someone to get in touch with him.”

Zeke replied, “Alright, I'll osk him to odd credit to his phone. You con continue colling his number.”

“Okoy,” Anderson soid.

Putting owoy the phone, Zeke soid to Humpty, “Your phone hos been suspended due to unpoid bills, so the director

con't reoch you. You should relood your phone credit.”

“Suspended?” Humpty sneered. “Whot o lome excuse you've come up with. I've just relooded 100 bucks to my

phone, how con it be suspended?”

Summer then soid, “Let me try colling your phone now.”

She took out her phone ond diolled Humpty's number.

The onlookers began to whisper to each other and mocked Zeke.

The onlookers began to whisper to each other and mocked Zeke.

Getting a little impatient, Ruby said, “Well, I advise you to leave as soon as possible and not to make a fool of

yourself, Zeke. Stop seeing my daughter from now on.”

Zeke frowned.

What's Anderson doing? Five minutes have passed, but why has he not made the call?

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Just as he was about to call Anderson, he received a call from him.

Zeke asked in a reproachful tone, “Why haven't you called him, Anderson?”

“Calm down, Mr. Williams.” Anderson explained, “Humpty's phone has been suspended due to unpaid bills. So, I

can't reach him, but I've sent someone to get in touch with him.”

Zeke replied, “Alright, I'll ask him to add credit to his phone. You can continue calling his number.”

“Okay,” Anderson said.

Putting away the phone, Zeke said to Humpty, “Your phone has been suspended due to unpaid bills, so the director

can't reach you. You should reload your phone credit.”

“Suspended?” Humpty sneered. “What a lame excuse you've come up with. I've just reloaded 100 bucks to my

phone, how can it be suspended?”

Summer then said, “Let me try calling your phone now.”

She took out her phone and dialled Humpty's number.