Thea rolled her eyes.

She wondered what other tricks James had.

Who knew that he was going to use her beauty as a reason to get votes?

“Even if I manage to get enough popular votes, they’re only worth 50%. I don’t have any medical knowledge. How would I gather votes from the patients? I would never make the top 100.”

James smiled mysteriously. “Leave that to me. Why don’t you take a walk outside? I’ll take care of the rest.”

Thea nodded, resigned. “Alright then.”

It was exceptionally busy on Medical Street today. She wanted to see it for herself.

She left after she bid James goodbye.

James continued to sit at the entrance of Century Hospital. He took his phone out and called Jay.

As the helmsman of Herbal Biotech, Jay was rarely available for consultation.

Just then, he was sequestered with other experts in the medical world, discussing content for the competition.

His personal phone rang.

He took a look at it. Noticing that it was James, he got up immediately and went to a