"No need for formalities, my son was right, thanks to you, without you, I wouldn't be alive now."
Ruth Upperton's voice was louder and more resonant than anyone else's, with an air of authority, she said without hesitation, "Here's the plan: later, I'll send someone to deliver a generous gift to you to properly thank you. And then, I'll present you with a banner, you are a good doctor of the people!"
"That's too... generous, Madam, you don't need to do this..." Director Liu was sure to be modest.
But who can stop Ruth Upperton from doing what she wants?
She raised her hand, making a gesture to stop any politeness, asserting her dominance over the room, and commanded, "It's settled then! Also, am I being discharged today or tomorrow?"
"Tomorrow, probably."
Director Liu clasped his hands together respectfully and said with concern, "It's not early now, take a good rest tonight. Tomorrow morning, I'll prescribe some medicine for you to continue treatment at home."
