Chapter 406: Helping (first update, please vote for me)

"Gerald, what's the matter?" Ansel Ronan asked.

"Mr. Ronan, my course has been replaced. Our principal said that someone better than me has replaced me." Gerald said as if he was complaining.

Ansel Ronan frowned: "Since you have been replaced by someone better than you, what is there to say? This only shows that you are not good enough."

"I checked the information of the person who replaced me in the open class, and I had never heard of that guy. Even before that, he had only taken one class, and he was a substitute for someone else, and he was not a neurosurgery major. Professor, now he wants to replace me, how can I be willing to do so?"

"Let someone from other departments take your place in the neurosurgery open class?" Ansel Ronan's face also looked a little ugly.

Although Gerald was not a top neurosurgeon, and was even far behind him professionally, he believed that professors from other departments could not be better than Gerald, who specialized in neurosurgery.

"Yes, I even suspect that there is something shady about it."

"Then what do you want me to do?"

"I hope you can expose him during class and let him reveal his true colors. At least you should let the school know that there are specialties in the art, instead of letting a layman replace me."

"When was the public class you were replaced?"

"It's just for the afternoon."

"Okay, I happen to have time in the afternoon, so I'll go to your school."

Gerald looked happy, and with Ansel Ronan as his backing, he was not afraid that he would not be able to suppress that person.

As long as his first open class is questioned in public, and the person questioning it is an authority in neurosurgery, it will be hard to see how he will have the nerve to continue to stay.

If Gerald is an expert in neurosurgery, then Ansel Ronan is an authority in this field.

Not to mention Los Angeles, even the entire California, and even the entire United States, Ansel Ronan is the top neurosurgery authority.

"Sir." At this moment, Gerald was called.

Gerald turned around and found that it was a stranger.

Her hair is a little thin, and she looks to be in her fifties, but she is well-dressed.

Just look at why this person looks so familiar?

"Hello, what's the matter?" Gerald asked.

"I would like to ask how to get to the principal's office."

The more Gerald looked at the man in front of him, the more familiar he felt: "Do you have anything to do with the principal?"

"Oh, I just received the notice to become an external faculty member at the University of Los Angeles. I'm here to report today."

"Are you Mr. Hill Nandez?" Gerald finally recognized the man in front of him. Hill Nandez was known as the scalpel among the authorities in neurosurgery. Hill Nandez had an almost perfect personality. His personal record has been outstanding in many extremely rare neurosurgery operations.

His seniority is even higher than Ansel Ronan, with more than thirty years of experience in the industry.

For him, it seems that all surgeries are welcome.

Unlike ordinary doctors, they turn away extremely difficult surgeries so as not to affect the success rate of their surgeries.

"Oh, do you know me?" Hill Nandez was a little surprised.

"Have you forgotten that we met at the California Medical Communication Conference a year ago?"

"Sorry, my memory is not very good." Hill Nandez replied with a smile.

Suddenly, Gerald realized the problem.

Couldn't the Hill Nandez in front of him be the one who replaced him?

If that's the case, then you're going to hit a brick wall.

This made Gerald become a little panicked: "Mr. Hill, which department do you want to be a lecturer?"

"My specialty is neurosurgery." Hill Nandez said.

Gerrard's heart skipped a beat. If it was really Hill Nandez who replaced him, then he would have no choice but to ask Ancer Ronan not to come over in the afternoon.

In order to avoid embarrassment, Hill Nandez is not an ordinary person, and his strength is obvious to all. If you go to him to cause trouble, you will only end up with a bloody head.

"But I'm not a full professor, just an external teacher."

"Ah?" Gerald was stunned for a moment, but soon he became more hopeful: "Mr. Hill Nandez, with your professionalism, no school should be able to refuse your professorship, right?"

"No, I'm not good enough, far from good enough. I heard that there are many outstanding professors of neurosurgery at the University of Los Angeles. In addition to teaching some professional subjects, I also hope to communicate and learn from my peers this time." Hill Nandez said.

Gerrard also breathed a sigh of relief after hearing Hill Nandez's words.

It seems that it is not Hill Nandez. Hill Nandez is just an ordinary lecturer and is responsible for teaching professional courses.

Generally speaking, open courses are offered at least at the associate professor level, or by successful people invited by the school from the society.

No matter how professional Hill Nandez is, as long as he is not an associate professor or above, he is not qualified to speak in public classes.

"Mr. Hill, I am Gerald, and I am also a professor of neurosurgery. However, I dare not claim to be an expert in front of you."

"Mr. Gerald, we will communicate more in the future."

"By the way, Mr. Gerald, you need to pay attention. In our school, not every professor is worthy of his or her reputation. For example, in the afternoon, someone from another department actually wanted to give an open class on neurosurgery. Let’s start the lecture.”

"Oh? A layman?"

"A person who has only given one class as a substitute actually wants to give a public class under the title of professor."

"Yeah."

"I think neurosurgery is a very profound and difficult subject. I hope that my students will not be misled by a layman, so in the afternoon class, I will expose that person's true level." Gerrard said: "I also hope Mr. Hill can help me."

"Yes, but I need to confirm first whether that person really has no professional level." Hill Nandez said.

"Of course, that's for sure."

"I'm going to go to the principal's office first to go through the induction procedures."

"Then I won't disturb Mr. Hill. The principal's office is in that building, the second room to the left on the fourth floor. There is a sign at the door."

"Okay, goodbye, Mr. Gerrard."

Gerald took two steps and saw a big man coming in front of him. He took the initiative to say hello: "Tago, you are discharged from the hospital."

"Well, Mr. Gerald." Tago also responded to Gerald's greeting.

"Tago, if there is an opportunity to make extra money, would you do it?"

"Mr. Gerald, I won't take this job anymore, I'm sorry." Tago shook his head.

Since being taught a lesson by Chen Zhao last time, Tago stopped taking jobs.

On the one hand, it will have a great impact on my reputation, and on the other hand, I am still afraid of meeting someone I can't afford to offend again.

Furthermore, if this kind of thing comes to Chen Zhao's ears, I'm afraid it will anger him.

"I'm not asking you to hit someone."

"Oh? Didn't you hit someone?"

"A layman robbed my public class, and I need you to challenge that layman in class for a thousand dollars."

Tiger's heart moved, this was an easy deal, and it was a good deal for him who was short of money.

"Don't you need me to do something?"

"Yes, as long as you question it."

"By the way, you can help me find a few supporting scenes for your boxing club. It's best if they can join you in making noises."

"That costs extra."

"Can."

Han Bao was very moved after seeing a book review and some book friends asking Han Bao to take a break.

However, Hanbao owed money due to some family issues. He wanted to pay back the debt as soon as possible, so he had to work hard.

As long as your health is bad before you pay off the money, everything else doesn't matter.

I'm not saying this to make people sympathize with me. Anyway, my efforts are my own business, and I know what I have to do.

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