Chapter 622: Rejected

Although Wade Occam's words were tactful, they made it clear—he didn't want to offend President Mackintosh by directly refusing him. However, when it came to rejecting Leo directly, Wade Occam had no psychological burden whatsoever. Even though President Mackintosh explicitly mentioned Leo's remarkable medical skills over the phone, in Wade Occam's view, a school was not a hospital, and exceptional medical skills wouldn't be of much use. Moreover, traditional Chinese medicine was becoming less relevant, both in society at large and within the small community of the school. Taking the example of the Chinese Medicine Department, the number of students in the entire department was still not as many as in one class of the Western Medicine College. Langstel Medical University primarily focused on Western medicine, and Wade Occam estimated that in a few years, the Chinese Medicine Department might struggle to exist. Considering all these factors, it was challenging for Wade Occam to buy i