Addicted To The Genius Lady With A Thousand Faces

Chapter 46:

Ayla’s heart raced with fear as she heard Sansa’s question. At Balthasar’s birthday party, she had claimed that Dr. Riss was a young man in his thirties. In truth, she had made an assumption. To her, someone with exceptional medical skills had to be male; she couldn’t conceive that a woman could achieve such distinction. She had even considered that Riss might be an older man, as significant expertise often came with age. However, having heard of Riss’s recent surgical successes, she concluded that he must be a younger man, reminiscent of Brian in his prime

Just then, a doctor from Benevolence Hospital informed them that the accomplished Dr. Riss was actually the young, slim woman they saw. Ayla was momentarily stunned, wishing she could vanish on the spot

Unaware of her daughter’s fabrication, Sansa scoffed at the Sanchez family. “I knew it. How could the Sanchez family possibly secure an appointment with Riss, the most renowned doctor? Your family doesn’t have that kind of influence. It seems you’ve got a fraud instead!”

Before the Sanchez family could respond, Myles interjected with displeasure, “Mrs. Nash, please be careful with your accusations. How could we possibly entrust our patient to an impostor without thorough verification? It’s unprofessional for someone associated with Nash Hospital to come here and spread such falsehoods.”

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to slander us with such baseless lies.” Another chimed in, “It’s no wonder Nash Hospital has declined since Dr. Brian Nash disappeared. There’s no competent

He couldn’t scold Sansa in front of everyone, but his darkened expression and stern gaze

in her daughter’s supposed acquaintance with Riss, ignored Balthasar’s disapproving look. Clutching Ayla’s arm, she demanded loudly, “Ayla, tell them Riss is a young man in his thirties, not a girl!” Ayla, her face pale with embarrassment, wished desperately she could silence her

deception. Just then, the operating room doors swung open, and a male doctor stepped out, removing his mask. Though the people gathered hadn’t met Riss before, many in the medical community recognized this man. His photo frequently appeared in Riss’s medical team’s promotional materials. His prestige was second

patient in a critical situation. Why are you causing such a disturbance here? Please, keep quiet!” With Ferris’s confirmation,