Henry Chapman was just about to drive away when he suddenly saw a few people walking out from inside. He didn't recognize the others, but he definitely knew the man in the middle.
"Abbott." After Abbott Wayland separated from the crowd, Henry Chapman got out of the car and called out.
Abbott Wayland looked up, his appearance was not outstanding, but his smile added a touch of charm, and his gentle demeanor naturally made people feel a liking toward him.
Henry Chapman was as cold as the scalpel he routinely used, whereas Abbott Wayland, also from a family of medical professionals, was much warmer. This might be related to the Wayland Family being a family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, emphasizing balance and harmony.
"Henry." Both Abbott Wayland and Henry Chapman were doctors—one dealing with Chinese medicine, the other with Western medicine—and since both were in the Imperial City, they naturally had many interactions and were quite familiar with each other.
