office. I was so engrossed trying to figure out how lif

s even from the outside. It seemed like th

nd myself eager to know what was happening. I pressed my ea

to be here!" I heard Vincent's voice loud and clear.

er. "Worked hard?" he repeated, his voice dripping with disappointment and mockery. "Exp

conds before Vincent scoffed. "I don

ssed all your exams on your own? That you earned your position here fairly? Can yo

studied just like everyone else. Actually, I studied even h

of how many exams I had done for him. And sometimes, when I refused to do it for him, he told m

making Leylla do exams for you? That you bribed you

o he knew. He knew everything. No wo

cracked. "That

k. "You can't lie to me even when I know the tru

I could resonate with him. He expected his son to make

son. You have no right to be in an operating room. You d

So hurt that his voice cracked. "You can't do t

is heavy breathing from outside. "A

pointed a gun at those lecturers. That is just how the world is. There is always a price for everyone. The po

dare

was my

ting for what was next. Maybe to hear if Dr.

ish you were never my son. I could not have

what he wanted. He must have been so disgusted with me, most especially if he had

that you forgot I existed." Vincent's voice dripped with pity, a

u never lacked. I took you to the best schools. And even this caree

ve time for me? All you did was work and study. Any spare time you had was divided am

kly, like he did not want ano

and we made it, duh! Am I blaming anybody for my failures? No! Because we are solely responsible for ourselves. I mean, I had all the reasons to fail and lay the blame on my

ed out, Vincent. I was not there, but you had a choice to slap my failures as a fa

our part, and I had my own fair share of fai

ine a child, Vincent. You are no

s after noticing the seriousness of h

onger a surgeon and not a doctor. Instead, you will work as a

most screamed al

ani