"I've long heard of your reputation, Dr. Johnson, and today I see that it is indeed true… your EQ is absolutely zero!" Arthur Baldwin said to Emma Johnson with a squint, "Your professional skills may be solid, but when treating children, I suggest you take some time to improve your EQ."
Since Arthur had read the medical papers Emma had written, he knew she was a perfectionist. However, her thinking was too idealistic. She failed to comprehend the sufferings of others and often let her assumptions rule her.
She believed that children are the most important thing, and that parents should take meticulous care of them. For instance, she often argued that every adult should give way to a hopeful child.
"What right do you have to lecture me?" Emma looked up and down at Arthur, her tone filled with skepticism and arrogance.
