Chapter 1429 Make Trouble (2/2)

Stunned, Emily asked, ”What's wrong?”

In an upset tone, Jacob said, ”Well, my wife has been doing a lot of work recently. She's even busier than me these days.”

Emily hesitated and, with furrowed eyebrows, asked, ”Are you unhappy about that?”

Jacob frowne

she wanted.

The person in charge continued to give Emily a tour of the facility. ”This is where we'll have the event for raising awareness on depression and how people try to cope with it. We've specially invited a famous domestic psychologist to give a speech. The free clinic has not started yet, but patients and their families who arrived early have been brought here to learn about the illness.”

It was still early and there weren't many people in the hall yet. Emily looked around and didn't see Taylor. ”Where is Dr. Tang?” she asked.

”Dr. Tang has gone to pick up the guest speaker,” the person in charge replied. Then, he looked at his watch. ”She set out about half an hour ago. She should be back soon.”

Emily nodded. ”Don't forget to tell me when Dr. Tang gets back,” she said.

”Get out of my way! Why are you stopping me?”

Suddenly, there was a noise at the gate. Emily looked up and saw a plainly dressed man rushing into the hall. However, he was stopped by a staff member.

”Sir, please show me your medical card. The free clinic hasn't begun yet. You can wait in the hall. Thank you for your cooperation,” the staff member said, trying to calm the man down and pacify the situation.

”What kind of medical card? I don't have it!” he said, raising his voice enough for everyone in the hall to hear. ”I'm sick! I have depression! Aren't you holding a free clinic? Why can't you let me see a doctor?” the man shouted aggressively, interrupting the staff.

Emily knew that she had to step in before things worsened. Frowning slightly, she walked over and asked, ”Sir, don't you have a medical card?”

As soon as the man saw that Emily was dressed in an extraordinary way, he believed that she was the person in charge. He said arrogantly, ”I learned about your free clinic on the internet. Aren't you supposed to be doing charity? How can you not allow me to see a doctor just because I don't have a medical card?”