Alicia Carlisle shrugged and shook her head, "No."
"People always say, 'Better a near neighbor than a distant cousin.' After all, we're neighbors, and our gardens are connected. We should visit each other when we have the time."
"Yes, sister. I understand."
Over the next few days, although Alicia intended to establish a good relationship with her neighbor, there was no one at the neighbor's house during the day. Only late at night would the neighbor return, immediately closing the door with an air that seemed to say 'Do not disturb me,' which made Alicia feel uncomfortable about taking the initiative to be friendly.
After learning about the situation, Ave Carlisle said, "They probably prefer peace and quiet, then leave it be. Don't deliberately disturb them."
In the blink of an eye, the weekend arrived.
A week after the hospital opened, its operations were running smoothly. Ave Carlisle convened a small summary meeting with a few top executives.
