Chapter 5 - Confronting The Hospital Administrator Over Withdrawn Funding
Dr. Harrison, the chief hospital administrator, sat behind his mahogany desk in panic as Marcus dropped two armed guards at his door.
I walked into his spacious office uninvited, taking a seat directly across from him without removing my black leather gloves.
“Mr. Gallo! I... I didn't realize you had business with our medical center,” Harrison stammered, sweat beading instantly on his forehead.
“You canceled the pediatric oncology subsidy for a boy named Keo Carter this morning,” I stated quietly.
“That was a routine administrative budget reallocation approved by the board—” Harrison started, holding up a shaking hand.
I slammed my heavy signet ring against his desk, the sharp sound echoing like a gunshot through the soundproofed room.
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“Reallocate it back right now, or your entire board will be audited by federal prosecutors before the sun comes up tomorrow.”
Harrison’s face turned the color of chalk as he realized he had just crossed the most dangerous man in Illinois.
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