Chapter 2 The Collision Between Director And Intern (Part Two)

However, the argument was getting louder and louder, and they started pushing and shoving each other. Ada's first thought was to run away, but Nicole Shen had asked her to stick to him. What if he couldn't find her? What about her grades?

Before she could think of a solution, a fat man pounced on her. Ada screamed. Closing her eyes, she stretched her feet and tried to kick down the man. When she opened her eyes, she realized that she had kicked Nicole Shen instead.

He frowned at Ada with a murderous look in his eyes.

Gossips about the new female intern from the thoracic surgery department spread throughout the military hospital. Nurses from other floors came to the sixth floor to get a glimpse of the new intern whom they admired very much.

But Ada was in big trouble because of all these rumors.

"Dr. Nicole is such a legend in our hospital. He's the youngest director in history and the youngest professor in this hospital-the dream man of many women here. Some of them are even scared to approach him, and this little girl was so bold as to kick him! I'm proud of her!" one of the nurses said with a laugh.

"I totally agree!" another nurse echoed.

At the end of the day, Ada heaved a long sigh. She got out of the white gown, ready to get off work. Nicole's face had darkened ever since she had kicked him. He didn't even look at her, let alone talk to her.

It seemed to her like she might not have to return to work the next day.

She looked at her phone. There were ten messages from her mother, asking when she would come. By the time Ada reached the gate of the restaurant, her mother had called her a million times.

"Mom, I'm already here! RELAX!" Ada said into the phone impatiently.

Cora waved her hand at her daughter when she saw her at the gate. She walked towards her and said, "Oh, my dear daughter! Why are you so tired on your first day of work?"

"It's all because of you and Dad! They have forced me to work as an intern in the military hospital. So such happened already, and now, I will be dismissed and will be sent back to school." She leaned back against the sofa. She had nothing to live for anymore.

"How could this be? My daughter is smart and capable. She is amazing in martial arts-"

"Don't say anything about martial arts right now! If I weren't so damn good at it, I wouldn't be in this mess on the very first day." Ada frowned at her legs like they were at fault for her misfortune.

Cora was confused. "What the hell happened to you?"

"I kicked our director, Dr. Nicole."

"What? Nicole?"

"Yes, Nicole. Such a strange name, right? What do you think, Mom?" Ada turned around to look at her mother and saw Nicole in front of her in a dark blue suit. 'What is he doing here?'

Although she didn't know why he was there, she immediately corrected what she had said earlier. "What a nice name, isn't it?" she said with a sly smile.

Nicole was not interested in her smile. He walked straight to her and sat at her table. "Aunt Cora," he greeted her mother.

Cora smiled. "You are such a busy man, yet you made time to come. I am so happy to see you." Cora admired the handsome man in front of her. She continued hastily, "This is my Ada. It looks like you have already met."

Ada was still in shock. 'Why is he talking to my mother?'

"Yes, we have," Nicole replied indifferently.

"Ada! Say something." Cora nudged her daughter.

The corners of Ada's mouth twitched a little. If she didn't say anything, he might really kick her out of the internship. "Dr. Nicole, I really am sorry about today. Please forgive me this one time!"

"What are you saying, Ada? Introduce yourself properly first," Cora said angrily.

'Introduce?' He had already read her resume. Why did she have to introduce herself now? She stared at her mother and then at Nicole.

Sudden realization hit her.

"Mom... My blind date is with Dr. Nicole?" Ada asked, her eyes widening.

Cora touched her forehead, shaking her head.

"Aunt Cora, I'm very interested in your daughter. After all, she is the first woman who has dared to kick me. With my parents' permission and yours, I would like to get engaged first."

'Engaged?' Ada had not recovered from the attack yet, and she was already in a nightmare.

"Oh!" Cora exclaimed. "I'm so glad that you like Ada! Your mother and I have already decided to hold the engagement party this Saturday." Ada turned to look at her mother's cunning face in shock. She had already planned everything!

'Saturday? What day is it today? Thursday?'

Ada sank into the sofa, wishing for the earth to split up and swallow her whole. "Mom, I'm still too young to be-"

"You're not a kid anymore! You're twenty three years old, and Nicole is older than you. He is a capable young man and he will take good care of you. I'm relieved that my daughter is getting married to such a responsible person." The more she looked at her future son-in-law, the more satisfied she was with her decision.

"How old are you?" Ada asked absentmindedly.

Nicole replied with a smirk, "Older than you, and smarter."

She gawked at him, not knowing what to say. He was her director, and now, her fiance.

The blind date ended perfectly, except for Ada. The other two had a good meal. As they walked out of the restaurant, Ada's mother asked her to take a taxi back to the dormitory and left her behind. She sighed and was about to hail a taxi when a Hummer stopped in front of her.

"Get in," Nicole ordered.

Ada said reluctantly, "Dr. Nicole, I don't have to listen to you after work."

"Is that so? Fine. You don't have to listen to me. Tomorrow morning, I have a surgery. You can-" Before he could finish his threat, she quickly climbed into the passenger seat.

"Wow. This car is amazing. I love it!" She smiled so widely that her gums were visible.

Nicole had never before met such an impulsive girl. A shadow of a smile lingered on his lips. She was the first one to ever argue with him.

They arrived at the entrance of the dormitory. She climbed down the car, and he followed. Ada glanced at him in confusion. "Dr. Nicole, do you live here?"

"It's convenient to deal with an emergency at night," he said flatly.