From Mr. Nobody to Mr. Perfect!

Chapter 106

Clara did not accept her removal as a final decision.

The moment the nurse escorted her into the corridor, she lifted her phone with the certainty of someone who had never been denied access for long. Her movements were sharp, practiced, and fueled by the belief that authority, once invoked, always answered.

She began making calls immediately. She contacted hospital trustees, family acquaintances tied to the board, and donors whose names were etched into the building itself. Each call carried the same controlled urgency. She spoke calmly, insisting that a misunderstanding had occurred and that her access to her daughter-in-law needed to be restored without delay.

At first, the responses were cautious. Then they became distant. By the fourth call, she sensed resistance. By the fifth, she heard it clearly.

One administrator informed her that all matters concerning the patient were now under direct hospital administration. When Clara demanded to know under whose authority this restrictio