Based on his appearance, he seemed to be in his forties. His features looked sharp, and there was a coldness lurking beneath his eyes.

They looked so menacing that no one could ever directly stare at them. This was exactly what happened to Camila. As soon as their eyes met, she instinctively Looked away from him.

It was the first time that she had ever felt scared of someone.

After a while, they arrived at the office.

The director turned to the interviewer and said, “Josiah, you can go back to your work. There's something I want to talk about with her alone."

Maintaining his stoic expression, Josiah Singh nodded and left.

“Have a seat," the director offered, gesturing to an empty chair Camila gladly accepted the offer and sat down gracefully.

“You came to Benevolence Hospital for an interview. Do you know which department of our hospital is the best?" he asked.

Upon hearing this question, Camila was confident with her answer. After all, this was exactly what she had been preparing for!

It was quite easy for Camila to give the most suitable answer.

“The cardiac surgery department here is the best in the country. You have the best cardiothoracic surgeon here, right? From what I've heard, the surgeon has a reputation of curing complicated and miscellaneous diseases of the heart with his superb medical skills."

Upon hearing that, the director put his hands behind his back and smiled. "Haven't you just met him? How do you feel about him?"

"I have seen him? I don't remember meeting him though," said Camila with a bewildered tone.

Her brows furrowed, and she tried to recall her memories carefully. After a few seconds, her eyes widened in shock as she thought of the interviewer. Her voice was raised a little bit when she said, “He is the man with the poker face from moments ago?"

She couldn't find any other suitable word to describe that man. The man rarely smiled, and more so at strangers. Besides, with his indifferent expression, he seemed unfriendly to Camila.

“Yes. He is Josiah Singh, the best doctor in the cardiac surgery department. He is a sure-fire figure of our hospital." The dean praised Josiah proudly.

Was Josiah the doctor Camila admired? “Which position do you want to apply for?" the director asked.

“I can start from internship at the cardiac surgery department," said Camila decisively.

Although she had great knowledge and excellent skills, she knew very well that she was not qualified enough to be an attending doctor. She could ask for a promotion later anyway, and she wouldn't mind putting more effort than her peers to achieve that.

“Tell me about your work experience." The director didn't recruit Camila immediately. Just because she saved his life, it didn't mean that she could take the position easily. She had to follow the usual steps, and the director needed to be as strict as he usually was.

Her work experience was relatively simple. After she graduated, she became an intern for the attending doctor for two years, even though others might have a history of three years internship.

There were also feedback from her instructors. They claimed that Camila was a very smart intern and took her work passionately and seriously. Because she completed her tasks very well, she didn't need to continue her internship for as long as others.

After the internship program was over, she received half a year of training before she started to perform surgery for patients for one year. Many doctors at her age were highly unlikely to have experience of holding a scalpel, but she had already performed surgeries. So, it could be said that she was quite talented, and her former director had also praised her for this.

The man thought that since Camila was willing to learn hard and also had the talent, he could train her to become a great doctor for their hospital. However, her career didn't go smoothly as planned.

Due to many different things, she left her job for a period of time, so she had to familiarize herself with a clinical environment before she was given an important position. Camila didn't lie, either. She told the director frankly that she had not been in touch with treating patients for some time.