Chapter 351 [Diverting Attention]
The price of each bed per day is as high as 3,000 pounds, and it does not include the cost of treatment and service. If it is included, the amount of a bed per day is actually more than 5,000 pounds. Can ordinary people afford this?
This is the price list given by the world's top private hospitals. The fees are high, but the quality of medicines and services is second to none in the world. Even in recent years, the number of cases of various world chronic diseases and cancer patients has increased dramatically, and the cure rate has reached 65%.
The environment is the best, the skills of medical staff are the best, and the medicines are the best. If such a hospital can't cure patients, then it has no need to exist. When I came to the obstetrics and gynecology department of St. Mary's Hospital, it turned out to be an independent four-story castle! All the beds add up to 120.
There are more than 500 doctors, nurses and service staff, and on average, each patient has four medical staff to take care of them. One hundred of the 120 beds are ordinary, with two beds in one room, and the other 20 beds are single rooms. The most common bed costs 5,000 pounds per day, so how terrifying should the cost of a single room be? 20,000 pounds per day.
That's right, Belsinger booked a single room for his wife and children with a daily cost of 20,000 pounds. Such a ward not only has a bedroom, but also a small kitchen, a living room, a guest room, a bathroom and a balcony garden. Every room is sunny.
The sun is bright and warm. You can see the castle when you open the window. The lake and forest 200 meters away are in great condition. When I came to the obstetrics and gynecology department of St. Mary's Hospital, I met Lina's attending physician, a French man in his 40s. It is said that he has six bachelor's degrees. Four doctors and two masters have cured more than 1,500 patients, all of whom are safe and sound without any problems.
The cost of this attending physician alone reached 2,000 pounds per day, but it was worth the money and the technology was good. The attending physician named Paul invited the Singh family to sit in his office. Then he began to explain to Singh the entire production process and the precautions that needed to be taken. After the doctor's advice, Belle decided to let Lina live in the hospital five days before the due date to prevent accidents.
She will choose to be discharged from the hospital ten days after giving birth, and under the doctor's advice, she chooses to keep the umbilical cord blood of her eldest son. In case of any unexpected situation when the child grows up! Although the cost of preserving umbilical cord blood is as high as 10,000 pounds per year, the Singer family can still afford it.
In this way, the family talked with the attending physician Paul for more than three hours and finalized all the details. Only then did they leave the hospital with the farewell of the attending physician Paul. After returning to the hotel, the whole family had a meal, and then Belle Singer came to the living room as quickly as possible.
After turning on the TV, I saw that the two auction houses reported by the main media in London. Although this day did not have the grand occasion of the auction house on the first day, the total amount of the auction reached 600 million US dollars. As time goes by, the total price of the artworks sold every day will hover around 500 million US dollars. With more money, it is actually just a number.
It's just checking how many zeros there are in the account. After the excitement, Belle Singer shifted his attention to other places. What did he shift to? The matter of buying and selling Sheffield Manor has shifted to the issue.
Several women in the family have repeatedly urged Belsinger to make a decision. Whether to buy a property in continental Europe or in the UK, the women are also fascinated by the perfect natural environment of Sheffield Manor.
And Belsinger is obsessed with the fine wines in the wine cellar and the exquisite artworks in the castle. When he forced himself to shift his attention from the auction to the real estate transaction, Belsinger devoted himself to it. In addition to the time spent with his wife and children, Belsinger focused all his attention on the sale of Sheffield Manor.
With the high concentration of attention, all the resources in the family were put on the sale of Sheffield Manor, and the progress was quite smooth. Two days later, Belsinger had contacted the Marquis of Sheffield, who was taking refuge in a small apartment in London, through secret channels.
At 6 o'clock that evening, Belsinger and the Marquis met in the living room of the small apartment. There were three people at the meeting. Belsinger was the buyer, and the middleman was Baron Adry, who was hired by Belsinger at a huge price.
Although Baron Adry is 40 years old this year, and his title is much lower than that of the Marquis, the strength of the British aristocracy is not determined by the title. Sheffield is the second-class existence of the Marquis without parole, but Baron Adry is much stronger than the Sheffield family in its heyday.
In addition, the Adry family to which Baron Adry belongs has a different business philosophy from those emerging aristocrats that have risen over the past 200 years. They are the old aristocrats who manage land and have 300,000 acres of land in their hands. This is in the UK, where there are few people and little land. In this country, there are 300,000 acres of arable land. You can imagine that they are the big landlords.
Land management brings wealth. Billions of wealth are grown from the land, and there are two crops every year. His income is very stable. The reason why he can invite such a heavyweight middleman as Baron Adri, you can imagine how huge the price paid by Belsinger is.
If you don't pay something that makes people excited, will a noble baron come forward to be your middleman? What do you think? Do you have the strength to let the other party, the real big landlord baron, help you out? But the price paid is worth it, because when Baron Adri appeared, the Marquis of Sheffield immediately relaxed all his vigilance.
He had a very happy chat with Baron Adri of Belsinger. When Adri acted as a matchmaker for the two people, the Marquis of Sheffield learned that Belsinger was interested in acquiring Sheffield Manor. The enthusiasm immediately soared. Unexpectedly, the Marquis of Sheffield was quite willing to be unable to extricate himself from the aura of his high-level nobles.
He asked for the sale price of the manor at $300 million, and the conditions were very harsh. All the artworks in the manor and all the products in the wine cellar were classified as unsaleable. That is to say, after you buy Sheffield Manor, all the artworks in the manor castle and the collections in the wine cellar will be moved out of the manor and have nothing to do with you. You only bought the shell of the manor for $300 million.
This made Belsinger unacceptable. The other party had been chased for debts and hid in this small apartment with a rent of only 300 pounds a month. What are you so proud of as a marquis? If you don't pay back the money, the creditor will cut you into pieces. $300 million, have you ever seen the amount of $300 million? Do you know how heavy this money is?
No mistake, one song, one post, one content, one 6, one book, one bar!
Still fantasizing about the glory of your high-level nobles, you should wake up, Marquis of Sheffield. Baron Adli next to him felt that Marquis of Sheffield was hopeless! The shame of the nobility is indeed his crown.