Chuck turned around and smiled. "I'm just looking around."

Jim went up to him. He swept a glance at Jade in her room before warning Chuck, "They are all clients of Hope. We have to respect their privacy. You, as an outsider, can't be here."

"How am I an outsider? In any case, I am—"

"Don't say you're a partner or any other nonsense," Jim interrupted him coldly.

"You're at Hope. You will have to follow the rules."

Seeing how firm Jim was, Chuck replied, "Okay. Fine."

Chuck was about to leave when he suddenly had a thought. He stopped in his tracks.

"I heard that this patient is in a coma because of a lack of oxygen due to her heart condition. I'm quite well-versed in this area. Why don't I—"

"Where did you hear this from?" Jim furrowed his brows.

"I was being nosy, so I asked around," Chuck said nonchalantly.

"It's a habit. I can't help but get curious about each patient's condition whenever I see them."

"Heh." Jim sneered. "I never knew you were so concerned for patients