Anything For Her

“Do you not know who Dr. Gullifer is, Mrs. Laird? I thought I told you Dr. Gullifer might be able to heal Mr. Mason’s leg,” the attending physician exclaimed.

Constance froze right there. Little did she know that the man she had looked down on was the mysterious Dr. Gullifer.

“And what about the girl? That girl is probably just eighteen years old, so why is she standing next to him? How could she wear the surgical gown and follow him into the operating room?” Constance refused to believe what she had heard. That man is not Dr. Gullifer. Dr. Gullifer is a medical genius from Chanaea. Why would he associate himself with a teenage girl?

The attending physician actually did not know much about Sophie.

“I have to go in now, Mrs. Laird. The director has granted me access to the operating room, so I must take this opportunity to learn from Dr. Gullifer!” The attending physician could not hide his excitement. All doctors, including myself, want to witness how Chanaea’s best surgeon conducts the medical procedure! It’s a dream come true for me!

The attending physician was given this once-in-a-lifetime chance merely because the director owed him a favor. Otherwise, the director would not have granted him exclusive access to the operating room.

So instead of wasting time talking to Constance and letting the opportunity slip away, he caught up with Arius.

Constance’s legs weakened after she heard that, and she staggered a couple of times, only managing to steady herself by clinging to the railing next to her.

She knew she had offended Arius. Would Dr. Gullifer still help us?

Despite learning the truth about Arius, Constance refused to leave. She wanted to be there for Mason since there would be a high chance of him regaining the ability to walk.

She would do anything for Arius so long as he was willing to operate on Mason. I’ll even drop to my knees before him if he wants me to! I’ll do anything as long as he can heal my son’s leg!

Constance was overwhelmed by mixed emotions. The doctor she had been hunting high and low for had finally appeared, but he turned out to be the man she had offended.

It was a hard pill to swallow.

While Sophie and Arius were in the operating room, the rest of the people could only watch the live stream of the procedure from another room.

glanced at Arius when she saw no

Sophie said. She was concerned since the man lying on the operating table was a high-ranking

putting on a pair of surgical gloves. “In this world, you’re the only one I trust. There would

willing to assist him, but Arius had a much higher expectation of his assistant since

was the only one qualified

the patient at risk.” Sophie might be familiar with the surgery, but

supersede me and become the best surgeon. Being the top surgeon in the country can be quite

remark rendered

overheard their conversation outside, and their mouths twitched. Why does he think so highly of that

training under Arius, yet the genius doctor ignored them and gave preferential treatment to this eighteen-year-old. What logic is

Dr. Gullifer made a wrong judgment about her? She’s just a young lady. Can

hundreds of medical procedures. Are

turned to the director and raised his concern. “Can we trust this young lady? The person lying

in the hospital will be in

to where they were. Our careers will be over if the surgery fails! We can’t allow this

the middle, kept mum and

The surgery is about to start.” The director had faith in Arius.

too. After all, Arius was

he would not take any surgeries lightly. Moreover, he would also meticulously explore all the options before making the best

the operating room, the director had high hopes for the

might put our future in jeopardy!” There were still doctors who were not willing to accept the fact that Arius was better than them. The doctor who made that remark felt that the Chanaeans had over-glorified Arius. We know he made it into the international medical association. So what? What’s the

shut up! Why don’t you take over if you think Arius can’t do it? The man lying on the operating

immediately kept

interested, feel free to leave right now.” The director shot daggers at the doctors. It took me some time to bring

the moment he made a perfect incision on the patient’s body. He indeed has