His unwanted wife, the world’s coveted genius by Derk Blaylock

Chapter 110:

“Star! Is that really Star? She actually came all the way to Soling and performed surgery at the Grand Plains General Hospital? I look up to her so much! Damn, why did this person take so long to publish this story? If they posted sooner, we could have gone to the hospital and caught Star before she left!”

“Grand Plains General Hospital is top-notch! The fact that they managed to enlist Star’s help is a testament to the quality of services they provide! Looks like I know where I’m going if I ever need medical treatment!”

“Star is truly incredible! The surgery for Type A aortic dissection is already one of the most delicate surgeries, with very low survival rates. Not to mention the fact that the patient is 85 years old, with pre-existing comorbidities. And yet, Star was able to finish the procedure in less than five hours! She is truly deserving of her title as the best surgeon! She’s the top in the field, hands down!”

“Does anyone have Star’s email? My father has a high-risk condition, and I’d love to have her perform his surgery. She can name her price!”

“I would like her email address, too!”

For a good while, all the online discussions revolved around seeking ways to contact the elusive Star.

the Triumph Consortium, Lucas was on the phone with Vincent when Vincent mentioned

said, his brows immediately

same Star—the number one surgical expert who once turned you down,” Vincent said with a chuckle, his

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done it not once, but twice. Back when Verena’s mother had faced critical heart issues, Lucas had reached out to Star, believing her reputation and skills. His team had contacted her twice, practically begging for her expertise. However, both times, Star had rejected the request without hesitation. It had infuriated

General Hospital today?” Lucas asked,

“She did. I heard she performed an incredibly high-risk surgery on an 85-year-old patient. If the head of the Cardiac Surgery Department there had handled it, the success rate would have been at best forty percent. But Star? She reviewed the case, analyzed the reports, and

pulled it off. The surgery was a success—and in just four and a half hours. She truly

scoff. “Bold indeed,” he muttered. Only someone as bold as Star would have the audacity

profile, and she is masked and wearing

Lucas raised an eyebrow in surprise. Under thirty and